Wrist sling anyone use them?

[bushpilotmexico]

My buddy was at a National 3D shoot this weekend and one of the top competitors said that he should be using a wrist sling so as not to torque the bow when shooting. Any one had any experience using one. I know when you watch some of the recurve olympic class shooters they mostly use one.

[d from phx]

I use one on my ILF Oly Bow and a finger sling on longbow. They do help with a relaxed grip.

[Lefty]

I use one and make them myself.

[koger]

I use them, have gotten several of my buddies to use them, and we all shoot much better. If it works, do it!!

[YORNOC]

I do in cold weather. I hold loosely, and the sling keeps my numb fingers from dropping it. Provides an excellent release too.
The slightest torque can dramatically alter your shot, and you may never know you're even doing it.

[graybarkhunter]

im new to a wrist sling>.. any pics of one or info on how to use one? kinda interested in this. thanks alot GBH

[graybarkhunter]

got to thinkin about it.. a wrist sling like you have on your bow arm?  my original thought was some type of release aid like a tab or glove. anyways, i'd still like to know a little more please and thanks again.

[Archie]

I use one on my recurve.

[Hoyt]

I use ones I make. Probably drop my bow out of the tree without one I'm so used to them.

[limbolt]

Hoyt,me too,lol. It's kept me from dropping my bow out of a stand before.I've used a homemade wrist sling for years,really helps the torque.

[JRY309]

I use one on my metal riser ILF.

[Rick Richard]

I use one also.

[grouseshooter002]

Mine is a carry over from the wheeley days. I'd be lost without it.

Grouse