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All glossary accessories & tools (A–Z)
Archery Arm Guard: Types, Fit & How It Works
An archery arm guard — also called a bracer — is a protective panel worn on the inside of the...
Archery Finger Tab: Types, Fit & Components
An archery finger tab is a small protective pad — leather or synthetic — worn on the draw hand to...
Archery Rangefinder: LOS vs. Angle Compensation
An archery rangefinder is a handheld laser device that measures the distance between you and a target. It projects a...
Archery Release Aid: Types, Fit, and Function
An archery release aid is a mechanical device that attaches to a compound bow's D-loop and fires the bowstring via...
Archery Release: What It Is and the Four Aid Types
An archery release is the moment stored limb energy transfers to the arrow, propelling it toward the target. On compound...
Arrow Crester
In archery, a crester is a specialized tool used for marking arrows. The markings on the arrow are crucial for...
Arrow Rest: Types, Setup & Tuning Basics
An arrow rest is an apparatus attached to a bow that holds and precisely locates an arrow during the shot....
Arrow Rests | Legend Archery
One of the most important pieces of equipment for an archer is the arrow rest, a device attached to the...
Bow Sight
A bow sight is a device attached to a bow that helps archers aim more accurately. It provides a visual...
Bow Sight Level
A bow sight level is a small bubble attached to a bow sight to help the archer align the sight...
Bow Sling: Types, Uses & How to Choose One
A bow sling is a strap-based accessory that attaches to a bow and is worn on the body, freeing the...
Bow Stabilizer: Function, Setup & Weight Guide
A bow stabilizer is a weighted rod that threads into the front of the riser, below the arrow rest. Its...
Clicker
A clicker is a device that is attached to the riser of a bow and helps archers achieve consistent draw...
Draw Check: Measure Force and Draw Length
A draw check is a small handheld device that attaches to the bowstring and measures the amount of force required...
Fletching Clamp
Fletching clamps are a critical tool in archery for attaching feathers or vanes to arrow shafts. The process of attaching...
Fletching Jig
A fletching jig is an essential tool used in archery to attach feathers or vanes onto an arrow shaft. The...
Ground Quiver: Uses, Benefits, and Range Rules
A ground quiver is a floor-standing device that holds arrows in readiness near the archer rather than on the body...
Introduction to Foot Markers in Archery
Foot markers are an important tool for archers looking to improve their accuracy and consistency on the shooting line. They...
Long Rod Stabilizer: Function, Types & Tuning
A long rod stabilizer is a cylindrical rod — typically made of carbon fiber, aluminum, or a combination of both...
Mechanical Release
Mechanical release is a technique used in archery to release an arrow from a compound bow using a specialized mechanical...
Nocking Pliers
Nocking pliers are a specialized tool that is used by archers to attach the nock of an arrow onto the...
Peep Sight: Archery Aiming Reference Explained
A peep sight is a small circular or oval ring inserted between the strands of a compound bowstring. When the...
Plunger Archery Guide: What It Is & How It Works
In plunger archery, the plunger — also called a pressure button or cushion button — is a small spring-loaded device...
Serving Jig: Tension, Setup & String Protection
A serving jig — sometimes called a server or winder — is a precision tensioning device that holds a spool...
Shooting Glove
A shooting glove is a specialized piece of equipment worn by the archer on the hand that draws back the...
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