Limb tip protector

[skinner biscuit]

#5683

Just out of curiosity,what’s your favorite limb tip protector?

[jpc]

#43397

Upside

http://www.lx-archerie.fr/epages/980418005.sf/fr_FR/?ObjectPath=/Shops/980418005/Products/90125

Bottom

récurve

http://www.lx-archerie.fr/epages/980418005.sf/fr_FR/?ObjectPath=/Shops/980418005/Products/90039

LB

http://www.lx-archerie.fr/epages/980418005.sf/fr_FR/?ObjectPath=/Shops/980418005/Products/90040

[paleoman]

#43729

I don’t use one. I drag my bow through all kinds of junk and it seems fine. Should I have them???? These go over the limb tips? Yes, I’m “igronant”. Are these for high end bows???

[Ralph]

#43762

I have a friend who used a rubber type tip protector, got his bow wet, kind of shook off the moisture, put his bow away for a couple of weeks. When he got back to it, the moisture that had been trapped inside that rubber type limb protector had played havoc on his limb tip. Lesson????

[David Bartlett]

#43806

My favorite limb tip protector is Me! I just try to be aware of my surroundings and take care with my bows.

[Stephen Graf]

#44294

R2 wrote: I have a friend who used a rubber type tip protector, got his bow wet, kind of shook off the moisture, put his bow away for a couple of weeks. When he got back to it, the moisture that had been trapped inside that rubber type limb protector had played havoc on his limb tip. Lesson????

Lesson? Why yes, don’t get your bow wet! 😀

Here’s the one I’ve been happily using:

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Recurve++Longbow+Bow+Tip+Protector_i4029_baseitem.html

[Ralph]

#44365

“Lesson? Why yes, don’t get your bow wet!’

That puts the “lesson” to be learned on a broader scope than “don’t hunt in the rain” 😀

Thanks Steve, I’ll pass it on.:wink:

[WyoStillhunter]

#44447

Steve Graf wrote:

Here’s the one I’ve been happily using:

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Recurve++Longbow+Bow+Tip+Protector_i4029_baseitem.html

That’s my favorite, too. If I think I have encountered moisture, even foliage wet from dew, the tip protector comes off for inspection and drying as needed.

[Bruce Smithhammer]

#44779

Steve Graf wrote:

Here’s the one I’ve been happily using:

http://www.3riversarchery.com/Recurve++Longbow+Bow+Tip+Protector_i4029_baseitem.html

Same. I have it on several different bows, and I’ve never had one come off accidentally, yet it comes off easily (without having to unstring the bow, etc). for drying/cleaning. Best tip protector I’ve used.

[wahoo]

#44969

I use a little leather protector on 1 bow and the rest are naked – don’t know why must of figured I did not need one

[Carl Brickey]

#45459

I use a 2″ piece of latex tubing like the kind found on a slingshot band. It’s quiet and best of all; cheap!

[Stephen Graf]

#45584

R2 wrote: “Lesson? Why yes, don’t get your bow wet!’

That puts the “lesson” to be learned on a broader scope than “don’t hunt in the rain” 😀

Thanks Steve, I’ll pass it on.:wink:

Don’t mention it! My wife says that if there is something obvious, I’ll be the first one to say it. Not sure what she means.

[William Warren]

#46150

My favorite limb tip protector? I just pick a nice leaf to rest my limb tip on while laying in wait for some hapless critter to come along. If I lose it? Its OK the trees will make more. 😀

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