Bow stringers are essential for safely and correctly stringing your archery bow. The Bear Archery Recurve Bow Stringer features a strong, reliable leather and nylon construction to help eliminate twisted limbs. It can be used with any recurve bow.
Product Details
Package Length:
9.8 inches
Package Width:
5.1 inches
Package Height:
0.5 inches
Package Weight:
0.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 6 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 6 customer reviews )
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1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
works as described until... Apr 28, 2012
By Y. Yerks I have a recurve, that with my girl arms, I have a hard time stringing as of yet. I also don't want to twist my bow cuz it wasn't cheap at 230$. This stringer worked great and I was shooting in no time. However, the second time I used it, one of the leather "flaps" on the side ripped and I almost hit myself in the face with the end of the bow. Pretty sure this item isn't intended to rip after just one real use. I think the stringer would have held up better were the flaps not cut from the rest of the piece in the middle, but perhaps it would effect the functionality. I don't really know. I definitely wasn't over extending the stringer, either, for the record. Even with it, I don't have the upper arm strength to bend it anymore than is precisely needed JUST to get the loop of the string on. Anyway, there's 20$ down the drain for about 45 minutes of shooting :(
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Bear Archery Recurve Bow Stringer Dec 20, 2011
By Daniel R. Devita I purchased the Bear Archery Recurve Bow Stringer as a birthday gift for my son. He received it promptly. Unfortunately the first time he attempted to string his bow (a Bear) the stitching on one of the leather end pieces of the stringer ripped and separated. This piece of equipment proved totally useless and a complete waste of money. In addition no instructions were received with the stringer making an online search necessary to even attempt to use it.
3 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Great bow stringer and here is why... Jan 15, 2012
By S. Parker
"sp464"
This recurve bow stringer does a great job. It has a extra long lower limb pocket which holds the string in place perfectly and greatly reduces the chances of limb twist. The upper limb pressure pad is nice and wide and easy to move/adjust for just the right pressure point on the upper limb. The pad width and design also helps to prevent limb twist. The string is heavy duty and should hold up even with those heavy draw weight bows. As for the string knots- a bowline knot, in my opinion, works much better and is a easy change to make if you do so before using the stringer for the first time and before the factory knots become really tight.
As for the stitching issue in another review- even if all the stitching were to be removed the stringer would still work. BTW... the stitching on my stringer looks to be of good quality. As for no instructions being supplied with the bow stringer being an issue- really? Why would anyone even purchase a recurve or longbow and not first learn how to string the bow. The bow stringer is just a tool and they pretty much only work one way depending on the design. You either have two limb pockets, one long and one short, which are normally used for stringing longbows or one long limb pocket and one pressure pad which are normally used for stringing recurve bows. It's kinda like buying a hammer and giving a bad review because you don't know how to use it.
Hope this review helps to clear up some misconceptions about the Bear Recurve Bow Stringer.
1 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Like the product, not a fan of the price. May 18, 2010
By P. Fatka My local bow shop was sold out of stringers, and I hate stringing my 55# bow by "leg" so I bought this stringer here. It is a good solid stringer, and is well-constructed. It also costs ~twice as much as other stringers.
0 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Good Mar 01, 2012
By loreleigal Works great my hubby uses it on his Fred Bear recurve bow. Fred bear is top quality, so the price isn't too bad : )