Any tips on the best way to put this on? The bow is a Martin Savannah. Thanks.
Ron
I roll mine up the lower limb and up to the bottom of the riser, then un-roll the shur-grip over the handle.
Roll it like a doughnut and thread a small piece of rope through it. Start it on the limb or riser if a 3-piece, using the rope to help stretch it over tough spots. when you get in on the handle roll it up where it should go, remove rope and unroll.
Thanks!
Lefty I am going to try that next time.I use a little soap and water and they slide right on.But you have to wait for it to dry.I also make my own.Everytime my son gets a flat tire on his bike I get new handle.Leon
Some bows are much easier than others for sure!But all good info here.
I should also add they're nice to have on a bow. Your hand doesn't slip,they're warm on cool mornings, and they don't smell. Over the years leather grips can tend to get a little funky if you know what I mean.
I have one on my Straight Limbed LongBow, and they DO make a Difference!! :thumbsup: Sweaty Hands, No Problem!! Money Well Spent! :archer: :goldtooth: