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WIN&WIN | WIAWIS | WIAWIS BALL STRETCH BAND | OTHERS GEARS | TRAINING ACCESORIOS
Used as an exercise tool, Wiawis Ball Stretch Band will increase archer's strength & flexibility.
The archer's posture and technique will be improved with this.
HAWKE | BINOCULAR 8 X 42 VANTAGE | OTHERS GEARS | SPOTTING SCOPES & BINOCULARS
- A set of lightweight binoculars with a polycarbonate, rubber coated chassis, and featuring H2 system multi-coated optics for a sharp and clear image. They can easily be adjusted with the rubber focus wheel down to 2.5 metres, and the twist-up eyecups with position stops make these binoculars suitable for almost any use case. Nitrogen purged, waterproof, fog proof, and has the Hawke no-fault lifetime warranty. Supplied with carry case, neck strap, objective & ocular lens covers, instructions, and lens cloth. Specifications: Power – 8x Objective – 42mm Height – 146mm / 5.8″ Width – 107-128mm / 4.2-5.0″ Weight – 555g / 19.6oz Eye Relief – 18mm / 0.7″ Close Focus – 2.5m / 8.2ft Field Of View – 122m@1000m / 367ft@1000yds Field Of View – 7° Field Of View (Apparent) – 56° Exit Pupil – 5.3mm / 0.21″ Interpupillary Distance – 56-74mm / 2.2-2.9″ Lens Coating – Multi-Coated Prism Type – BAK4-Roof Dioptre System – Right Eye Eye Cups – Twist-Up Tripod Mounting Thread – Yes (1/4″-20 UNC)
SAUNDERS | FIRING RELEASE TRAINING | OTHERS GEARS | TRAINING ACCESORIOS
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Description
• Release aid checker / conditioner / practice tool • Compact, stows away in a brief case • Practice your form anywhere • Draw length adjustment, 26 lb. pull • Smooth, quiet operation • Warm up without firing an arrow • Can be used to adjust release tension - Precision training tool for archery
- Designed to simulate firing release
- Part of a comprehensive range of training accessories
WIN&WIN | WIAWIS | SCAPOWER STRETCH BAND | OTHERS GEARS | TRAINING ACCESORIOS
Used as an exercise tool, the SCAPOWER Stretch Band will increase an archer’s pulling weight, build up muscle and develop firmness in the shoulder.
It can also be used to improve posture and technique. Daily practice is recommended : 10 minutes at a time with at least a 2 or 3 minute break. It does not take long to see improvement in shot placement, draw process and balance in the bow shoulder. Try it for yourself!
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