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Beginners and experts alike love these finger savers! They're the perfect fit for kids, and an ideal substitute for gloves when you're bowfishing! Just slide them on your bow string and they not only protect sensitive fingers, they help keep the arrow on the string and allow accurate arrow positioning time and time again. The No-Glov is impervious to all weather conditions, and since they're attached to the bow string, you can't forget, or lose them. Install these soft rubber No-Glov finger savers on your bow string and you'll never need a glove or a tab again! Perfect for all youth archery and all bowfishing set-ups! Impervious to all weather conditions Great for bowfishing Set-and-Forget ability ...read more
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No-Glov Finger Savers Reviews
I have owned these before and I would buy them again.
Pennsylvania Joe
3 years ago
Easy on the the fingers. Good feel of the string. You don't have to wear a glove.
I put these on all my "fun" bows.
Wulf
7 years ago
I love these! I put them on all my "fun" bows. I have hunting bows and "fun" bows that I shoot in the back yard, you know, 35# re-curves from the 1960's. I love these on the fun bows because you can just pick them up and shoot without having to put on a glove. Everyone likes them since they are soft and feel nice when in use.
I will buy this product again
Jan
8 years ago
Not good for heavey bows
Works great!
Boggy
9 years ago
I bought this to put on my 4 year old's recurve so we didn't have to deal with keeping up with a glove that would have been too big anyway. He loves it! It installed easily on the Flemish twist string with the help of some fishing line and white lithium spray. I will be installing one on my bow fishing bow.
Convenient value
JD
9 years ago
Inexpensive and ridiculously convenient for the grab and go, spontaneous stump shoots.
Definitly worth trying
Red Wing Hunter
9 years ago
I was a tab user for the last two years. The tab worked very well ,could target shoot for hours but for hunting shoving the tab into my glove was less than comfortable. So i gave these finger savers a try. Fingers were a little sore the first day using them. But i've been using them for two weeks now and fingers feel fine after hours of practicing. Great product.
Does a good job easy to use.
Iac the archer.
10 years ago
I like it better than the tabs or glove.
No glove finger savers
Burner
10 years ago
It works.
Caan't shoot without these
Swimnshoot
10 years ago
I have been using these for years and really can't shoot my 56" bow without them
Good
Slave936
10 years ago
They are there any time you want to shoot no thinking or planning. Just put your hand on it and pull and release. No pain.
No-Glov Finger Savers Questions and Answers
Asked by
JonDog
8 years ago
Hello 3rivers! I've got a 50# bow w/ dacron string. I'm a little skeptical on whether these would really allow me to comfortably pull and release my string at 50#. Is there a recommended maximum poundage for this product? I LOVE the idea and this is m
Yes, they do a pretty good job of protecting the fingers. There
8 years ago
Yes, they do a pretty good job of protecting the fingers. There isn't a recommended poundage from the manufacturer.
They will work very nicely for your bow. The only problem that
8 years ago
They will work very nicely for your bow. The only problem that I have encountered with the finger savers is that they tend to not stay in place. So, make sure that your string is fully stretched and that you have the finger savers at the correct place on the string for correct arrow flight and then put a few spots of super glue on the finger savers. Terry Thole
Asked by
AriaPanda
11 years ago
I obtained this from a local archery shop. I love it. Only problem is, I shoot one finger up and two below, and the inside of my index finger gets blistered after my release. It's JUST my index finger, and you can see it on the No-Glov as well. Any expl
I recommend using a glove or shooting tab it will give you added
11 years ago
I recommend using a glove or shooting tab it will give you added protection from the brass string nock that is causing the irritation to your finger.
Use a bandaid
8 years ago
Use a bandaid
Asked by
Lambchop
6 years ago
Cotter pin? Description doesn't mention one.
These do not have a cotter pin included.
6 years ago
These do not have a cotter pin included.
Asked by
Lambchop
6 years ago
Do these finger savers come with a cotter pin for installing them?
These do not come with the cotter pin.
6 years ago
These do not come with the cotter pin.
No they did not. I used a girls bobby pin (hair pin). I've used
6 years ago
No they did not. I used a girls bobby pin (hair pin). I've used them for bow fishing setups, but they "release" funny and kinda throw off your arrow flight for longer distances than bow fishing shots. Prefer a three finger glove or even a good quality tab better than the finger savers. Also try shoooting three fingers under as opposed to split finger. Good Luck!
Asked by
JonDog
8 years ago
Hello 3rivers! I've got a 50# bow w/ dacron string. I'm a little skeptical on whether these would really allow me to comfortably pull and release my string at 50#. Is there a recommended maximum poundage for this product? I LOVE the idea and this is m
Yes, they do a pretty good job of protecting the fingers. There
8 years ago
Yes, they do a pretty good job of protecting the fingers. There isn't a recommended poundage from the manufacturer.
They will work very nicely for your bow. The only problem that
8 years ago
They will work very nicely for your bow. The only problem that I have encountered with the finger savers is that they tend to not stay in place. So, make sure that your string is fully stretched and that you have the finger savers at the correct place on the string for correct arrow flight and then put a few spots of super glue on the finger savers. Terry Thole
Asked by
S. Maceyak
10 years ago
The recurve bow I purchased had these pre-installed. How do you remove them from recurve string? I'd like to try using a glove, but not sure if they can be removed and put back on if I prefer the savers to the glove. Thanks!
You should be able to slide them off the string.
10 years ago
You should be able to slide them off the string.
They should slide right off the string. They will stretch.
Sent
10 years ago
They should slide right off the string. They will stretch. Sent from my iPhone
Asked by
AriaPanda
11 years ago
I obtained this from a local archery shop. I love it. Only problem is, I shoot one finger up and two below, and the inside of my index finger gets blistered after my release. It's JUST my index finger, and you can see it on the No-Glov as well. Any expl
I recommend using a glove or shooting tab it will give you added
11 years ago
I recommend using a glove or shooting tab it will give you added protection from the brass string nock that is causing the irritation to your finger.
Use a bandaid
8 years ago
Use a bandaid
Asked by
genaro
12 years ago
do you carry these product in more colors then brown???? and if yes how do i order the diferent colors????
No, these are only available in brown.
12 years ago
No, these are only available in brown.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
Can I use this instead of a crimp-on nock point?
Yes, they fit pretty tight on a string and stay in place pretty
13 years ago
Yes, they fit pretty tight on a string and stay in place pretty good.
I use both, my daughter doesn't like the nock bead on hers
8 years ago
I use both, my daughter doesn't like the nock bead on hers
It fits pretty tight on my string, so I probably could. I guess
12 years ago
It fits pretty tight on my string, so I probably could. I guess it depends on how many strands your string is. I use the B-50 flemish string from 3Rivers. I still use a knock point though. Worth trying I guess.
I would say yes, the rubber holds very tightly on the string whe
12 years ago
I would say yes, the rubber holds very tightly on the string when in place, and does not seem to shift at all.
Yes, you can. It takes a little longer to put on, but it is wor
12 years ago
Yes, you can. It takes a little longer to put on, but it is worth it.
Asked by
Annon
13 years ago
For shooting three fingers under, which order would you suggest they be placed on the string. Thanks
The order will not matter.
13 years ago
The order will not matter.
Asked by
Unknown
13 years ago
I would like to use these on the Genisis bow for our youth program. Do you think this will work well
They should work well. I am not familiar with that bow but, in
13 years ago
They should work well. I am not familiar with that bow but, in my experience these work great for kids and for youth programs.
Asked by
Unknown
14 years ago
Is this something that you would recommend to someone new to hunting with a longbow? I am an experienced archer but new to this style. Not sure if it would be recommended for hunting deer, turkey etc.
The no gloves are great for young kids, bow fishing and even be
14 years ago
The no gloves are great for young kids, bow fishing and even be a good idea for the recreational shooter, but for some one that wants to get the most accuracy, speed or takes their shooting serious I would recommend getting a good glove or tab.