The Ultimate Archer's Shelter? Meet the Klumpen
It's April. You're standing in a field somewhere in central Scotland. The wind is doing that particular Scottish thing where it can't decide if it wants to come from the north or the east,...
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Road to Merlin
With the recent opening of Merlin in Glenrothes, Scotland now has access to a major archery supplier on its doorstep. Until now, our closest store was Merlin in Bishops Auckland which meant a 332...
Parallel Pro .. Take two
Not that long ago we wrote an article on the latest target arrow to come out of everyone's fav purveyors of aluminium and carbon products. No, not Tesla .. Easton. The arrow was the...
GA collaborate in Ground Breaking Archery Aid
We at Glasgow Archers have, for a while, been looking into ways to help archer's performance. We have been collaborating with Strathclyde University engineering graduates and UWS IT graduates to develop a product over...
Barebow Risers - The Next Generation
Apparently we're contractually obligated to talk about things other than Lady Korean archers and Olympic recurve. Our Korean fanboi recurve-ocentric editor has taken the huff and locked himself in a cupboard with a complete...
Topoint Starting 36 Compound bow
Some time ago we wrote a piece on your first compound bow. Now while this smacks of heresy to our "recurve master race" editor .. we do have a duty of care to all...
Elite Flex Recurve Riser
Elite isn't normally a company we talk about much (or indeed at all) on this website. They are a pretty high-end compound manufacturer putting it out of our sphere of interest on the grounds...
Doing your Archery well Oiled
Occasionally, we let our editor off the leash and let him run loose on the internet. Don't worry, his monomania doesn't let him search for anything but archery related subjects and he has found...
The name is Pro ... Parallel Pro.
Some months ago, we recommended (potentially) your first carbon arrow – Merlin Archery’s Alimax. This entry level Aluminium Carbon (A/C) arrow shaft was, we felt, a good replacement for the sadly discontinued Easton ACC....
Bow International
So, there is a sort of monthly** magazine all about archery. Its called Bow International which was first published in 1995. And while there are quite a few publications for bow hunting in the...
Kinetic Impact
Everyone knows the names of Win&Win or hoyt<spit>. Innovative leaders in the field of archery kit, these companies have a new, cutting edge riser out every year. The new hotness is shown off during...
Highly Strung
Probably the most overlooked part of any bow is the string. Its not sexy like the riser. Its not the powerhouse like the limbs. Its not a engineering marvel like high end sights and...
