Pine Ridge Finger Saver Review
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Made of a strong, soft material, Pine Ridge’s Finger Savers allow you to shoot a bow without using a finger tab or glove. Simply install the Finger Saver just below your nocking point and you’ll be ready to shoot. ...read more
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Pine Ridge Finger Saver Reviews
Must have accessory
Calmurf513
5 years ago
I used to use these when I was young and this was the first accessory that I bought after I bought my new bow. Must have item!
It took me a couple of days to install.
Slim
5 years ago
It's fine. Just took me forever to get it on the string. Good product.
Simplifies your gear!
Sparkplug
9 years ago
I like how this simplifies shooting--no more worry about gloves, tabs, etc. Might not be quite enough on a heavier bow, like 60-70# and up. I'm sure the added weight will slow down your arrows, but the streamlined process should make shooting easier and hopefully more accurate, or at least no less accurate.
Pine Ridge Finger Saver Questions and Answers
Asked by
Lanny
4 years ago
I bought a brass thumb ring from 3Rivers and even with it on I find it still painful to shoot. Either the ring or string bites into my thumb with my 45-53 draw weight bows. Do you think using just one half of this finger saver product below the arrow w
As long as it does not increase the risk of early release it cou
4 years ago
As long as it does not increase the risk of early release it could help.
Asked by
Lanny
4 years ago
I bought a brass thumb ring from 3Rivers and even with it on I find it still painful to shoot. Either the ring or string bites into my thumb with my 45-53 draw weight bows. Do you think using just one half of this finger saver product below the arrow w
As long as it does not increase the risk of early release it cou
4 years ago
As long as it does not increase the risk of early release it could help.
Asked by
peter
5 years ago
Is this for a recurve bow? How would you install it on your string?
You can use these with a recurve or a longbow. You would use the
5 years ago
You can use these with a recurve or a longbow. You would use the cotter pin that comes with them to pull them over the loop of the string and slide them into place.
Asked by
Charles
5 years ago
what matermatter okay are these made out of? I have a shooter who is allergic to latex?
I checked with Pine Ridge on this for you and they are not made
5 years ago
I checked with Pine Ridge on this for you and they are not made of any Latex.