3Rivers Leather Thumb Ring Review
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Designed to protect you from sores and blisters when drawing a bow with your thumb. Our leather thumb rings are more comfortable and adjustable than a horn thumb ring. Made from premium grade leather with an adjustable buckle for adjusting to fit any size finger on both men and women. ...read more
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3Rivers Leather Thumb Ring Reviews
Thumbtab does not protect my thumb
DP
2 years ago
I'm trying to learn to a thumb tab. This one doesn't protect my thumb.
A little inadequate thumb protection
Jr
6 years ago
ended up attaching another thicker piece of leather to it. works alot better now.
Excellent quality
Judy fiddle
8 years ago
This is an excellent thumb ring. The ceramic and bone rings are all way too big for my small thumb. This one fits perfectly and works great.
Conflicted
Munchkin of caid
9 years ago
It takes time and practice to figure out thumb draw. This leather thumb tab is great, but be aware it will hurt if not used correctly, or on a stronger draw bow. It might be a bit to thin, but it was easy to adjust and does provide some protection.
This is good for practice
The Northerner
10 years ago
This thumbring is good for practice, but I think I would rather buy, or make a horn thumbring for competition shoots. Leather thumbring took a little time to get used to shooting but it worked well.
Too small
Robert
10 years ago
Packed with Quiver in box mostly filled with paper
Worth a try.
Mohillbilly
11 years ago
I bought this to just try using a thumb release. Worked better after I backed it with some plastic milk carton. To me the leather seemed to thin, but in all fairness I do the same to bow gloves. I do like it for bow fishing, once I got the hang of it.
Decent and durable
Rescueshot
11 years ago
This is a great alternative for people who wish to try out thumbring shooting, but do not have time or the means to be fitted with a proper thumbring. The leather has enough thickness to last for some time, and the the adjustable strap allows for fitting to almost all sizes of thumbs. Unlike the solid thumbrings made of horn/pvc/plastic/stone, the leather may not relieve as much… read more pressure on your thumb, but you will appreciate that there is a more "tactile" feel when you are performing the thumbring draw style of archery. I picked this up in addition to the other thumbrings they sell here so that others may be able to try my bow even if they do not have a thumbring.
Made for smaller thumbs
LINK
12 years ago
While the strap is adjustable and fit my thumb fine, on last hole, the pad itself is too small. The string dug into the sides of my thumb when at full draw. However, leather was thick enough to protect thumb where it covered. Think product is good for smaller thumbs.
Leather thumb ring
Wingshoot 1
13 years ago
Used as first step from three finger release to the Mongolian thumb ring release. Works well.
3Rivers Leather Thumb Ring Questions and Answers
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The Celt
5 years ago
I am looking for a thumb ring for horse bow archery. Problem is that I have VERY large arms/hands and my thumb measures 9 cm (90 mm) around (measured with a cm/mm tape measure). I can't find a thumb ring this big. Does your leather thumb ring expand to
This thumb ring will expand to 9cm.
5 years ago
This thumb ring will expand to 9cm.
no their thumb rings would be to small. Joe * would also think t
5 years ago
no their thumb rings would be to small. Joe * would also think twice about the horse bow. I purchased one. and the problem that i found was string slap against the wood tips on the ends of the bow. also you need two people to string and unstring the bow. so if you leave the bow strung for a period of time you will get string stretch which weakens your draw strength. i hope this helps. p.s. there is no arrow rest!!!!!*
My own thumb measures 77 mm. I now use a Turkish style ring that
5 years ago
My own thumb measures 77 mm. I now use a Turkish style ring that is 20mm x 23mm. I don.t know where the leather one is but I remember there being plenty of holes on the strap that were way too big for me. It should work for you.
Asked by
The Celt
5 years ago
I am looking for a thumb ring for horse bow archery. Problem is that I have VERY large arms/hands and my thumb measures 9 cm (90 mm) around (measured with a cm/mm tape measure). I can't find a thumb ring this big. Does your leather thumb ring expand to
This thumb ring will expand to 9cm.
5 years ago
This thumb ring will expand to 9cm.
no their thumb rings would be to small. Joe * would also think t
5 years ago
no their thumb rings would be to small. Joe * would also think twice about the horse bow. I purchased one. and the problem that i found was string slap against the wood tips on the ends of the bow. also you need two people to string and unstring the bow. so if you leave the bow strung for a period of time you will get string stretch which weakens your draw strength. i hope this helps. p.s. there is no arrow rest!!!!!*
My own thumb measures 77 mm. I now use a Turkish style ring that
5 years ago
My own thumb measures 77 mm. I now use a Turkish style ring that is 20mm x 23mm. I don.t know where the leather one is but I remember there being plenty of holes on the strap that were way too big for me. It should work for you.