Experienced international shot and coach John Dudley reveals the three most common questions he’s asked – and the answers It is the perfect time for you to set yourself up for a fresh start to an incredible season. I…
stabilisers
The Top Three
Tagged with: arrow spine, back tension release, coaching, john dudley, questions, release, stabilisers, surprise, tune
Posted in Technique
Posted in Technique
ATA Highlights: Win&Win
Win&Win had several products from the new WiaWis line on show in Indianapolis. The WiaWis series is a development and renewal of the Inno series, but with the addition of nano carbon to the carbon fibres used in the construction…
Tagged with: ATA Show, finger tabs, limbs, Nano Max, new, recurve, riser, stabilisers, WiaWis, WiaWis One, Win&Win
Posted in Equipment, News
Posted in Equipment, News
ATA Highlights: FUSE
Brand new from Fuse at the ATA show was the Carbon X-Taper range of stabilisers. These rods are not only tapered but convex too, to reduce wind interference while keeping the rod’s stiffness. That’s not the only feature however –…
Tagged with: Archery Trade Association, ATA Show, Carbon X-Taper, Dimpling Technology, Dual Flex, FUSE, new, stabilisers
Posted in Equipment, News
Posted in Equipment, News
ATA Highlights: Easton
We’ll be bringing you a selection of the best new releases we spotted at the ATA Trade Show in Indianapolis – keep your eyes peeled for more on here and in the next issue! First up: Easton. For the first time…
Tagged with: archery, Archery Trade Association, ATA Show, backpack, Easton, new releases, roller case, stabilisers
Posted in Equipment, News
Posted in Equipment, News
Stabilisers made easy
The last few years has seen in a dramatic change in compound stabilisation, certainly the biggest I have noticed in my sixteen years of shooting. You will have seen multiple articles, YouTube clips and other marketing trying to push forward…
Tagged with: balance, compound, liam grimwood, resistance, stabilisation, stabilisers, test
Posted in Equipment
Posted in Equipment
Keeping a low profile
James Park looks at how stabilisers with blade-type profiles came about, and how they differ to circular rods
Tagged with: archery, blades, cross-section, drag, equipment, James Park, lift, outdoor, rods, round, shooting, stabiliser, stabilisers, stiffness, strength, surface area, wind effect
Posted in Equipment
Posted in Equipment
