Frequently asked questions

An archery tab, also known as a finger tab or finger glove, is a protective gear worn on the fingers of an archer's drawing hand. It helps to prevent finger injuries and improve shooting accuracy by providing a smooth release of the bowstring.

Using an archery tab offers several benefits. It provides a comfortable grip on the bowstring, reduces friction between the fingers and the string, improves consistency in release, and protects the fingers from string abrasion and potential injuries.

There are various types of archery tabs available, including three-finger tabs, two-finger tabs, and split-finger tabs. Each type has its own design and is preferred by different archers based on personal preference, shooting style, and bow type.

Yes, archery tabs can be used with compound bows. While compound bows typically feature mechanical releases, some archers still prefer to use tabs for their shooting style or personal preference. Make sure to choose an archery tab suitable for compound bows.

The lifespan of an archery tab depends on various factors, such as usage frequency and the materials used. Our tabs can last up to one year if taken care of correctly.

To prolong the lifespan of your archery tab, it's recommended to keep it clean and dry. If your tab is made of leather, applying leather conditioner periodically can help maintain its suppleness and prevent cracking. If it's made of synthetic materials, wiping it with a damp cloth should suffice. Avoid exposing the tab to excessive heat or prolonged sunlight, as this can damage the materials.

Generally, if the tab is unused, in its original packaging, and meets the return criteria, you should be able to request a return or exchange within a specified time frame.