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Frequently Asked Questions

Customizations

What makes your bow strings special?

For over 15 years, we’ve meticulously fine-tuned our approach, experimented with different bow string material options, developed proprietary manufacturing processes, and tried all of our competition’s strings to develop the best strings on the market.

Our bow strings are individually built by a world champion archer, Brad Patsy, who knows the ins and outs of archery equipment. Plus, our strings are on the bows of top-level champions worldwide. 

Are custom bow strings worth it?

Absolutely. Not only do you get a more reliable string that can be customized with your preferred colors, materials, and fit, but the performance gains can be significant. You don’t need to settle for stock strings!

How much does it cost for a bow to be restrung?

A bow string replacement can cost anywhere from $10 to $200+, depending on the time and labor required. Reach out to your local shop for a personalized quote.

How often are you supposed to wax your bow string?

If you shoot frequently, wax your bow string at least every 2-4 weeks. Regularly perform a thorough bow string inspection, and wax immediately if the string is dry, fuzzy, or dull.

Learn more here: How Often To Wax a Bow String.

How do I know what string to get for my bow?

Simply select your bow’s brand and model. Ready-to-ship strings will automatically match the stock specs. Custom strings can be modified, or we can stick with the factory specs. Your choice.

If your bow’s make or model isn’t listed, reach out for assistance. We’ll take care of you.

What draw weight do most hunters use?

Most adult male archers prefer a draw weight of 60 to 70 pounds. Of course, every hunter has their own needs and preferences.

Here’s more insight you might find interesting: Archery Statistics on Bow Strings.

Should I use a 14 or 16 strand bow string?

That depends on your compound bow’s draw weight and your personal preferences. A lower strand count can boost speed, but there may be tuning issues and vibrations while shooting. Using string silencers or dampeners can help mitigate issues with lower strand counts.

Our general recommendations:

  • 40 LB: 12 Strands
  • 50 LB: 14 Strands
  • 65 LB: 16 Strands
  • 70 LB: 18 Strands

Learn more here: Compound Bow String Guide. Feel free to get in touch for a personalized strand count suggestion.