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Item Number: 4423X
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Q: Was thinking of getting these socks.....What keeps the camo bow sock (for a recurve) on the bow so it doesn't slip off? Asked on 12/20/2012 by Craig from Hawaii Know the answer? Answer this question 10 answers A: Hi, The camo bow sock is tight form fitting elastic, stays on real well. Very happy with this product. Hope that helps. Chris Answered on 12/24/2012 by Anonymous A: The socks are narrow thin tubes of a poly-stretch material that conform to the limbs of the recurve. They don't move on my recurve unless I un-string it. I have a 50# PSE Mustang take down and they fit perfect, but I have yet to hunt in the rain with them, althuogh I don't think moisture will have much affect on them. I went with these because they slip on without glue, velcro or anything to damage or scar my baby.Good huntingJohnblade, MI Answered on 12/22/2012 by Johnblade from Michigan A: Its the material there made of, its very stretchy, if thats a word!! I have some of these and have had no problems keeping them on the limb. Answered on 12/22/2012 by Anonymous A: The socks are elastic, like spandix so the cling to the bows limbs. Answered on 12/21/2012 by Anonymous A: I bought camo socks for my longbow and they actually function pretty well. They're made of an elastic material that fits snugly on the bow. The only drawback I saw was as I shoot the end of the sock gets pinched between the string and limb and leads to some minor fraying. Answered on 12/21/2012 by Anonymous A: They do slip down sometimes but other than being a little long I like them! They are tapered on one end and wider on the other so even if they slip they don't move very far Answered on 12/21/2012 by Anonymous A: These socks are made of a spandex type material. It will hold on to the limb with friction. Answered on 12/21/2012 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery A: The elasticity of the fabric makes it stick to the limbs. G. Answered on 12/21/2012 by Anonymous A: The sock is extended all the way to the end of the limb. You can cut a hole in the sock where the bolt secures the limb to the riser, but I simply screwed the bolt through the hole with the sock without cutting this hole. In any event, the sock is secured very nicely when the limb is re-attached to the riser. It's very simple and I've had no problems. Answered on 12/20/2012 by Anonymous A: They are a spandex material and stay in place very well. I bought the recurve and longbow models and both are working great. No problems with slipping.. Answered on 12/20/2012 by Marvin Mc from Central KY
Q: upon ordering i wasnt sure if they came in a pair or do i have to order one for each limb? Asked on 12/17/2012 by jeff from sebring ohio Know the answer? Answer this question 6 answers A: They're sold as a pair. Answered on 12/18/2012 by Anonymous A: they do come as a pair Answered on 12/18/2012 by Anonymous A: The bowsocks come in a pair. Enjoy! Answered on 12/18/2012 by Ror-Eye from Flatlands of KS A: Yes they come in a pair. Answered on 12/18/2012 by Dave from 3Rivers Archery A: They come in a Pair. Answered on 12/18/2012 by Anonymous A: They come as a pair - and I love mine. Mine are on a Martin Hunter recurve. It was a "bit of a stretch" to get them over some of the riser parts - but I love them. The Dragon-hunter. Answered on 12/18/2012 by Anonymous
Q: Will these socks add any waterproofing protection to a sinew backed bow? Asked on 8/7/2012 by mbrown2981 Know the answer? Answer this question 12 answers A: No, unfortunately, they will not provide waterproofing to a sinew backed bow. And, in my opinion, they might even retain moisture, trapping it against the surface of the bow, and prevent it from drying out should it become wet or get exposed to moisture. Of course this is all based on my own experiences. Others might have experienced something different. But I hunt in a very damp tropical environment and have actually pulled my camo bow sock off the limbs, when they became saturated, and found the surface of the bow wet. But fortunately my bow is not sinew backed and is relatively weather proof. Had it been backed with sinew I believe the backing might have come off the bow with the bow sock. Hope this helps. Answered on 10/11/2012 by Anonymous A: no,no water proofing with these limb skins. they work great for mild abrasions/scuffs and breaks up the limb outline during hunting. kp Answered on 8/7/2012 by Anonymous A: No. They're just spandex type cloth without any waterproofing. Answered on 8/7/2012 by Anonymous A: No. They're just spandex type cloth without any waterproofing. Answered on 8/7/2012 by Anonymous A: No, I do not believe that these socks will add any waterproofing at all as I think that they are not designed for that purpose. but they look really cool. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Anonymous A: No. The fabric is not water proof. It may provide a little protection but not a lot. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Anonymous A: The material is spandex. I don't think it's waterproof. I would not expect any waterproofing from them. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Anonymous A: They are a stretch fabric - which should be porous. So I'd say no. Although I just bought mine and have not field tested those conditions. I'd recommend making sure your have a good finish on your bow before adding the sock. The good news is, the fabric should dry readily and not hold moisture for a long time like a cotton might. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Anonymous A: I've been using these for a few years and no they will not add any waterproofing. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Anonymous A: No these socks will not water proof your sinew backed bow. You will need to seal this bow with a product similar to the Min wax Polyurethane that we offer. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Art from 3Rivers Archery A: Beyond serving as an outer layer against nicks and scratches, I wouldn't expect them to be very reliable for waterproofing. That said, I've yet to have mine out in the rain. Your Friend In Fly Fishing and Traditional Archery, Rory Wiske. Answered on 8/8/2012 by Ror-Eye from Flatlands of KS A: I don't think so but the socks are nice but alittle long. Answered on 8/9/2012 by Anonymous
Q: Do you ship to the uk? also will they fit on the limbs of a take down bow? Asked on 7/6/2012 by rcurve Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Yes we do ship to the UK. Yes, These limb socks will fit on a take down bow. Answered on 7/7/2012 by Art from 3Rivers Archery
Q: Are there any plans on bringing out a snow camo pattern? Would be great for late season hunting. Asked on 1/13/2012 by Phil from Sutton, WV Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: The snow camo pattern was offered several years ago (2007), but due to a lack of sales was dropped from the line. Answered on 1/16/2012 by Johnathan Karch from 3Rivers Archery
Q: there is no option for the tiger print socks when purchasing this item, so i was wondering if you are just out of the tiger print socks, or if you have discontinued that print. thank you Asked on 12/22/2011 by jen from Largo, FL Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: The tiger pattern has been discontinued, sorry. Answered on 12/27/2011 by Shawn from 3Rivers Archery
Q: How would these fit on a Bear Montana? Also, do they inhibit the use of strap on quivers like the Thunderhorn Boa? Asked on 11/7/2011 by Anonymous from Ohio Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Yes, they will fit on the Montana. These go on the limbs and you want the quiver to be on the riser. You want to put the quiver on first and slide the socks down to it. Answered on 11/7/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q: Do they slow down the bow appreciably and what do the longbow sleeves weigh? Thanks. Asked on 9/16/2011 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 3 answers A: They do not slow down the bow. I weighed a pair of the Snakeskin Longbow sleeves and they each came out to about 160 grains. Answered on 9/16/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery A: 48lb recurve shoots the same with no noticable speed loss, very light spandex material Answered on 9/28/2011 by Will from Jarrettsvllie Md A: They have not had any effect on my recurve bows performance and they weigh nothing. Answered on 10/26/2011 by NickGee from Montgomery, IL
Q: will the covers fit over regular size limb savers Asked on 8/4/2011 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: Yes, they will fit over a Limb Saver. The rubber will catch and it will take some maneuvering to get the sock into place on the limb. Answered on 8/5/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
Q: I bought a pair of these in the pin oak pattern and after putting them on my Kodiak Mag I could here a very noticeable vibrating noise when i shot. Just to make sure I wasnt crazy I took them off and shot and the sound went away, put them back on and it came back. Any idea why they are doing this? I even moved them down the limb a bit so they were out of the string groove but it didnt change. It definatley has me puzzled because I wouldnt think the material would make any noise. Asked on 6/8/2011 by Anonymous Know the answer? Answer this question 1 answer A: In all of our experiences with the camo bow socks, they have never made noise on a bow. Most of the time they reduce the noise of the bow. Please give us a call at 1-866-587-9501. We would like to help you correct this problem. Answered on 6/10/2011 by Justin from 3Rivers Archery
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