🎯 Elevate Your Archery Game with Style!
The SAS 7.5" Leather Suede Arm Guard is designed for adult archers, featuring a durable and lightweight construction with a quick buckle adjustment system. Its vented design ensures optimal airflow, making it a perfect choice for both casual and competitive archery enthusiasts.
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Strap Type | Adjustable |
| Manufacturer | Southland Archery Supply |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 76085388797400 |
| UPC | 760853887974 |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 8.7 x 5.2 x 1.4 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.07 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | Southland Archery Supply |
| Part Number | SAS-12033 |
| Size | One Size |
R**Y
price positve
its leather
M**A
Decent for the money
Decent protector for the money, lots of adjustment
D**E
Archery arm shield.
I love the fact it’s 100% real leather and not vegan leather. It completely adjustable easy to put on with one hand. Great price
P**Y
Leather archery arm guard
Shipped in a timely manner. Comfortable. Easy on and off. Works well. Inexpensive. Looks nice. Happy with the product.
K**N
Much better
I’ve injured my arm when I don’t remember not to tuck it. This helps when I don’t remember.
C**Y
Leave color on arm
Arm guard doesn’t stay out on your arm well, I feel like I’m constantly adjusting it. It also dyes my skin an orange color. Will be ordering a new one.
R**A
Very comfortable!
I've been shooting for a few months now, and have tried a handful of different arm guards. This is by far the most comfortable! Easy to slide on even when all the buckles are closed, and also easy to quickly unsnap and remove. Feels well made, and I also just love the look. The first time I used it, it left a light orange residue on my arm, but I haven't noticed that again since.
K**R
Works Well - Comfortable
The arm guard provides good protection almost from wrist to elbow, but is comfortable and does not interfere with movement. The elastic bands hold it firmly and are easily adjustable. The buckles allow easy removal without changing the adjustment on the bands.The salesman from whom my wife and I bought bows assured us that we would not need arm guards. Neither of us has, so far, had the string hit an arm. We have a friend who has been shooting bows for years. One look at his forearm and we decided the guards are a 'must'. It only takes one bad strike.
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