Easton Draw Length Indicator Shaft Review
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Finally, an easy and convenient way to check your draw length! The Easton Draw Length Indicator allows you to accurately check your draw length on any standard bow, including your own. No need to go to a pro shop. Clear markings show you the exact measurement in inches. Made of sturdy aluminum with a nock already installed, the Easton Draw Length Indicator comes complete and ready to use. Measures draw lengths up to 34 inches. NOT TO BE SHOT! ...read more
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Easton Draw Length Indicator Shaft Reviews
Important piece of kit
Ian
7 years ago
There isn't much to say about this item. It's a long arrow shaft with incremental marks on it to find your draw length, and it functions as it should.
A Professional Quality Tool
Freemind Archery
8 years ago
The exact tool that was used by my local shop when I first got my bow. Gives easy, accurate readings which you can use to determine your arrow length and the actual draw weight you're pulling. Great tool in an archers arsenal.
Great product
White tail hunter
8 years ago
One of the ez-est ways to get your hunt on quickly.
Hard to Find Arrow Sizer and Bow Tuning Item
Claybear
8 years ago
Hard to find item at most retailers and online shops Also is a big advantage to tune and train using a compound bow
Finally a answer to a question
Greg
10 years ago
Bought this so I could get accurate draw lengths, or should I say "true" draw lengths. I'm also using it so see how much diffence anchor points and errors make in the draw length.
Very helpful
Ribeye
10 years ago
Gives and accurate measurement of your draw length, so no more guessing.
Photo is misleading
Tom S
10 years ago
When looking at the photo on the site I though the unit split into two pieces (for easy transport) - it does not - its a solid 36" long shaft. With that said - it does exactly what it says.
Makes finding the draw length easy.
Cheesehead
10 years ago
It makes finding or checking a draw length very easy. The larger shaft allows the use of larger printing, which makes it easier to read.
Great tool
Cyrille
10 years ago
This product is used to measure the draw length of the archer. It lets him/her know the exact (or close to it) draw length of the archer on the various bows of diffrent poundage that s/he may have. I find nothing amiss about this tool it is simple and very easy to use.
Name says it all
Chris
12 years ago
Does its intended job of measuring draw length. Markings make it easy to read and record draw length. Need second person to read it though or use a cloths pin if by yourself, which could possibly damage finish.
Easton Draw Length Indicator Shaft Questions and Answers
Asked by
Ryan
6 years ago
What point on the bow am I measuring the draw length?
Once you nock the shaft you will draw back to your anchor and ma
6 years ago
Once you nock the shaft you will draw back to your anchor and mark the arrow at the edge of the shelf that is facing the target. You will then add 1 or more inches to that to get your final arrow length.
The draw length is from the knock point on the string to the out
6 years ago
The draw length is from the knock point on the string to the outer side of the rest (the side away from you).
Knock the indicator shaft on to your string as you would any oth
6 years ago
Knock the indicator shaft on to your string as you would any other arrow and come to full draw. The measurement is taken at the very end of your shelf (the furthest from you) have a partner give you the reading. Of you don't have anyone to help you I've had luck with twisting a bread tie or string around the shaft, loose enough that the shelf will push it forward as you draw. When you let down you can take your reading. Hope this helps. Shoot straight.
in my opinion, where the indicator crosses the outer most point
6 years ago
in my opinion, where the indicator crosses the outer most point on the hand gripping the bow. Also, consider adding, say, 2 inches to this length when figuring the length of your arrows.
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Steve
10 years ago
Does it have 1/4" markings? Or 1/2" ?
It has 1/4" markings
10 years ago
It has 1/4" markings