High-Quality String Materials
We use the highest quality bow string material available. Choose from a wide range of custom bow string colors so you not only get the best performance and reliability, but an awesome look. We can make bow strings and cables for any archery brand and model, and we’ll ensure the string length matches. Explore your options, and order your single bow string for sale at 60X.
An Industry Leader
As a company founded by a multi-world and national champion archer, Brad Patsy, 60X Custom Strings is an industry leader in the archery world. Our bow strings and cables are the choice of champions in over 100 world competitions and 800 national championships since 2001. Whether you’re an experienced competitor or a casual shooter, we’ll take your archery game to the next level.
Customize Your Strings Today
Our experienced professionals are ready to help you select the gear you need and customize it just how you like it. Get your bow string and cable replacement now, or contact us if you need help finding the perfect match. Buy a single cable or bow string at 60X Custom Strings today.
FAQ
How often does a bow need to be restrung?
We recommend that frequent shooters replace their bow string and cables every two years, if not sooner. It’s also important to replace your bow string if you notice signs of excessive wear. Regularly perform a bow string inspection and look for broken, frayed, or stretched strands. Heavy fraying means you need a new bow string, but light fuzzing is normal.
Find more information here: When to Replace Your Bow String.
Can you restring a bow yourself?
After purchasing a bow string for sale at 60X, the next step is to install it yourself or bring it to a pro shop. For a DIY installation, secure the bow in a bow press, compress the limbs, remove the old string, and install the new string. If you don’t have a bow press, or if you’re not confident in your ability to perform this task, we recommend a professional installation.
Learn more here: How to String a Compound Bow & When to Consider Replacing It.
How often should you wax a bow string?
