Product Reviews and Ratings - Armguards - Cat-Guard Armguard from 3Rivers Archery

Buy the Cat-Guard Armguard on http://www.3riversarchery.com/

(based on 2 ratings)

Located in: Armguards/Gloves/Tabs, Armguards

Ranch Safari is back! This lightweight camo armguard is designed for full arm protection to prevent string slap. A perfect companion for the Shaggie suit, this armguard keeps the "shag" from interfering with the bowstring. With fully adjustable straps to make it easier to attach the armguard outside of your coat so you can stay warm with no worries about getting your coat caught up in the string release. Measures 14" or 8" in length - please specify

Great for keeping your coat away from bow string

Camo pattern design

More information for the Cat-Guard Armguard

Review Snapshot®

Average Customer Rating:

3.5 stars

(based on 2 reviews)

Fast shipping and professional.

By Rick the grandpa bowhunter

from Prineville,Oregon on 12/25/2009

Pros:

Adjustable, Comfortable, Durable, Easy On/Off, Good Protection, Quality Construction, Very comfortable for me, Warm soft to the arm but

Best Uses:

Hunting, Target Shooting

Describe Yourself:

Competitive Archer

Bottom Line:

Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

Comments about Cat-Guard Armguard:

just a really good all around arm guard. I will replace it with another just like it if anything happens to it. That pretty much says it all.

Maybe good for a better shooter

By looking for a new armguard from east coast woods on 10/5/2009

Pros:

Adjustable, Comfortable

Cons:

Flimsy, Poor Construction

Describe Yourself:

Recreational Archer

Bottom Line:

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Comments about Cat-Guard Armguard:

I'm not much of a shooter yet; averaging 8 inch groups at 20 yards. That said, some of my releases are not that smooth. So using this armguard I did get some bruising on my forearm, not a big deal, it does protect better than nothing and goes all the way up over the bicep. The problem is that on one of the bad releases, the string bounced down and hit my forearm, tore the fabric of the guard and snagged the plastic rib inside, ripping it out. that was after maybe 100 shots (2 days of practice).
I liked this arm guard, it was very long, had good adjustment and would do a good job of keeping a sleeve out of the way. BUT, it's toast now and I wouldn't recommend it.

Customer Reviews about the Cat-Guard Armguard at 3Rivers Archery