Standard Traditional Armguard Review
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For traditional feel and solid protection from bow string slap. Made to offer extra surface area to wrap around the arm. The hook eyelets and leather lacing attachment are durable and offer fast, easy adjustment on any size arm. Measures 7¾" long and is perfect for right and left handed archers, as it never looks "upside down." ...read more
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Standard Traditional Armguard Reviews
No, I would not recomend buying this arm guard.
Bruce
8 years ago
I hunted with a long bow a few years ago and decided to go back to it. I bought all new equipment hoping to buy only what I could use effectively. The design of this arm guard is not what I need. Looks good only.
Simple and comfy.
Wolf
9 years ago
Great quality and simple design. Very adjustable and stable when on.
Just works perfectly
Charlie Brown
9 years ago
Simple and easy to use. Great, timeless design better than any armguards made using modern materials.
Great armgaurd
Das mike
9 years ago
Good proudly made in USA. I shoot left handed and it doesn't look upside down. Few different ways of lacing up so it can be as comfortable as anyomone needs. Lacing sting may will wear out over time but is an easy replacement. I have large and long arms this gaurd gives me the best protection.
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Ghostkilla808
10 years ago
All I can say is that it's a great arm guard! I guess I have a medium size arm and it fits just perfect. Not to fast to put on but, you're supposed to put it on before you shoot right? Who cares about that! It's a lil ridged when you get it but it will get broken in after use, and you can adjust to your comfort. It is made to last! Looks good and I'm very happy with this product… read more and I truly believe you will too.
Great so far
Patrick
10 years ago
I've been shooting for over a year now, and never wore a bracer (I wanted the bow to "let me know" when I was making a mistake). Now that I make fewer mistakes and don't get string slap that often, I decided to finally get a good bracer. I wanted one that looked traditional, but could still fit my skinny forearm. The adjust-ability of this bracer along with the look is what sold… read more me. Sure, it's not super fast to put on or take off, but unless that is just super important to you I wouldn't worry about it. Great bracer for the money.
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Blake
10 years ago
This armguard is sturdy and provides good coverage. Note, however, that it is not the quickest to put on and off, like some of the armguards that are designed with less hooks and/or an elastic lacing. If you want something to slip on and off a lot, get one of them. If you want something secure to put on and leave on, this is it.
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Blackdog
11 years ago
This armguard is a little stiff at first, but loosens up with use. It seemed a little long for me at first, but with some trimming around the uper inside half it is now quite comfortable. Very well constructed
Sturdy and Traditional
Celtic Traditionalist
12 years ago
I purchased the arm guard since I wanted something functional that would also look traditional for the ocassional Ren Faire. This is a great choice for that. The leather construction is a good mix of sturdy durability while retaining enough flexibility. It laces up with a leather cord similar to some boots and looks nice. The only potential downside is that while not uncomfortable,… read more it feels a bit too much like wearing leather armor.
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Pete
12 years ago
The guard itself is excellent. The problem with it is the raw hide binding, which makes it difficult to put on. I replaced the raw hide with elasticized material and it works great.
Standard Traditional Armguard Questions and Answers
Asked by
Matt
10 years ago
I know the length is good for my arm, but how wide is it? I have rather skinny forearms so I wouldn't like it too wide.
It is 6" at the narrowest part and 8" at the widest part.
10 years ago
It is 6" at the narrowest part and 8" at the widest part.
You might want to consider a guard that laces & covers the whole
10 years ago
You might want to consider a guard that laces & covers the whole forearm. That way, you don't have to worry about the width. Pete
Asked by
ryan k.
10 years ago
is this made of two layers of leather i would like to know so that i can insert a horn plate for a heavy war bow
No, it's made from one piece of leather.
10 years ago
No, it's made from one piece of leather.
This arm guard is single layer, thick (approx. 1/16"), well cons
10 years ago
This arm guard is single layer, thick (approx. 1/16"), well constructed and long lasting. It may be a little stiff at first but the more you shoot, the more it conforms to your arm and becomes quite comfortable. I met a fellow at a shoot who also had one and he ad done some beautiful decoration on it with his leather tools.
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Unknown
12 years ago
After you lace this like a boot, how do you finish the tie with the tails so it doesnt loosen?
I normally just wrap the loose ends around one of the laced up p
12 years ago
I normally just wrap the loose ends around one of the laced up pieces of leather and then tuck it in.
I just wrap it around the last lace across my forearm and weave
12 years ago
I just wrap it around the last lace across my forearm and weave it in and out a couple times. No problems with it loosening.
Asked by
Shane
13 years ago
Why doesn't anyone make leather armguards in black? I really, really, really, really, really don't like brown.
The best selling armguards are the brown. You could dye the leat
13 years ago
The best selling armguards are the brown. You could dye the leather to black with our Fiebings Water based stain.
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thriftshopswiss
13 years ago
How do you lace this on using only one hand? (Obviously you can't use the hand on the arm you're bracing.)
I hold the arm guard between my body and my forearm to keep it i
13 years ago
I hold the arm guard between my body and my forearm to keep it in place. Then I lace it up. It is just like lacing a boot, you just hit every hook.
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Unknown
13 years ago
How are these for wearing on the right arm (let hand shooter)? If not what would you recomend that looks traditional? Where is it made? USA is a selling point for me? Thanks, Dean
The Standard Traditional Armguard is perfect for left or right h
13 years ago
The Standard Traditional Armguard is perfect for left or right hand shooters as hooks are on both sides so it never looks "upside down." All of our leather armguards are made in the USA. If that was to ever change we would specify in the description as "imported."