Archery Finger Tab Guard For Competition Training Target

This one is a 3-finger tab, double-layer PU leather. It is adjustable for most archers. The inner soft design can protect archer's fingers without damaging the archer's finger skin. The size is medium. We have 4 colors available, yellow, red, gray and dark blue.

In many archery competitions, archers use a finger tab to protect their fingers when drawing and releasing the bowstring. A finger tab is a small leather or synthetic guard that is worn on the fingers to prevent irritation and blisters.

The use of finger tabs is common practice in target archery, field archery, and other competitive archery disciplines. The tabs allow archers to grip the bowstring firmly without damaging their skin.

In a typical archery competition with finger tabs:

- Archers will wear a finger tab on the draw hand (either 3 fingers or 4 fingers) to draw and release the bowstring.
- The finger tab helps provide a clean release of the arrow by reducing skin pinching and string slippage.
- Proper fit and placement of the finger tab is important for consistent, accurate shooting.
- Archers may experiment with different tab materials, thicknesses, and finger configurations to find what works best for their shooting style.
- Judges will inspect the finger tabs to ensure they meet competition rules and don't provide an unfair advantage.

The use of finger tabs is a fundamental part of competitive archery, allowing archers to maximize the power and precision of their shots while protecting their hands. Mastering the finger tab technique is an important skill for any serious archer participating in tournaments.

This package includes 1x release aid.