Robin Hood Bracer Review

If you are holding the bow in your right hand then you would get a right hand bracer. This bracer will protect your hand from shooting off of it. You should be fine with the short bracer.

If you shoot with your bow in your right hand and your string in your left, buy the right-hand glove. There's a double-layer of heavy (buffalo skin?) leather over the top of your fist that is perfect for shooting off the hand. My only issue is that if I don't have my right elbow in the *perfect* position sometimes the string will catch in the end of the bracer; it doesn't hurt but another inch of length would have prevented the problem. On the positive side, it's a perfect diagnosis of poor form. I'm an average/chunky sized woman (5'3"), and the youth/woman sized bracer fits well. ###- Please type your reply above this line -### Can you answer lozen's question about this product? Robin Hood Bracer ?holding my longbow in my right hand, so do I order a left hand glove or right hand one? Shooting of the hand, no shelf and getting nasty lacerations, would this item protect me enough or do you think of something different? I'm a woman 5'7 rather small frame. I don't often snap the string on my forearm so do you recommend short versus long? Thanks for your help in advance.? Simply Reply to this email Thank you in advance if you are able to answer the question. Your email address will not be shared with this customer or other shoppers. We may post your answer to our site to benefit other shoppers. By replying to this email you agree to the privacy policy. We truly appreciate your business. Unsubscribe from answering questions about all products

Good morning Lozen Yes it will help you.  What you want is the  right hand glove, but you might have to have it tailored a little in the hand area. that is what a friend had to do and now I have too. But it is a very good glove.

Hi there,   I have used the Robin Hood Bracer for several years with my English longbows, with no problem whatsoever. The leather part that goes over your knuckles will be your arrow-shelf. Looking at mine, I can see where it has taken flight scrapes, that would have been my hand.  Well worth it for traditional longbows/warbows.   Hope this helps.    

Yes it will.

The children's long is 7" at the laces and the ladies long is 9" at the laces .

Yes you can use the bracer with any bow that you would like to shoot.

I have no problems with it. I use it as my primary arm guard when shooting all my bows: my recurve composite and compound. No comparability problems .

I would suggest the Men's size. I have about the same measurements and that is the size I have.

The children's long is 7" at the laces and the ladies long is 9" at the laces .

No there is not, however we do have a Medieval Archer Battle Quiver item # 6609

Yes we still offer these. For you I would recommend the mens medium size.

I would recommend the womens long.

Yes you can use the bracer with any bow that you would like to shoot.

I have no problems with it. I use it as my primary arm guard when shooting all my bows: my recurve composite and compound. No comparability problems .

Use can use a leather conditioner or wear it around for a while before shooting with it.

If you are holding the bow in your right hand then you would get a right hand bracer. This bracer will protect your hand from shooting off of it. You should be fine with the short bracer.

If you shoot with your bow in your right hand and your string in your left, buy the right-hand glove. There's a double-layer of heavy (buffalo skin?) leather over the top of your fist that is perfect for shooting off the hand. My only issue is that if I don't have my right elbow in the *perfect* position sometimes the string will catch in the end of the bracer; it doesn't hurt but another inch of length would have prevented the problem. On the positive side, it's a perfect diagnosis of poor form. I'm an average/chunky sized woman (5'3"), and the youth/woman sized bracer fits well. ###- Please type your reply above this line -### Can you answer lozen's question about this product? Robin Hood Bracer ?holding my longbow in my right hand, so do I order a left hand glove or right hand one? Shooting of the hand, no shelf and getting nasty lacerations, would this item protect me enough or do you think of something different? I'm a woman 5'7 rather small frame. I don't often snap the string on my forearm so do you recommend short versus long? Thanks for your help in advance.? Simply Reply to this email Thank you in advance if you are able to answer the question. Your email address will not be shared with this customer or other shoppers. We may post your answer to our site to benefit other shoppers. By replying to this email you agree to the privacy policy. We truly appreciate your business. Unsubscribe from answering questions about all products

Good morning Lozen Yes it will help you.  What you want is the  right hand glove, but you might have to have it tailored a little in the hand area. that is what a friend had to do and now I have too. But it is a very good glove.

Hi there,   I have used the Robin Hood Bracer for several years with my English longbows, with no problem whatsoever. The leather part that goes over your knuckles will be your arrow-shelf. Looking at mine, I can see where it has taken flight scrapes, that would have been my hand.  Well worth it for traditional longbows/warbows.   Hope this helps.    

I would recommend calling 866-587-9501

Yes it will.