The Woolpower Liner Classic are socks with a flat knit and comfortable fit!  The super thin LITE material is the base of the Woolpower LITE product range. LITE helps the body to cool down in warmer weather, but is also perfect isolation for your body temperature. These liner socks are available in several colours and sizes. Specifications Woolpower Socks Liner Classic: Material: 60% merino wool – 35% polyamide – 5% elastaan Available sizes: 36-39, 40-44, 45-48Colour: Black The Woolpower Liner socks may be washed up to 60 degrees Celsius and can be put in the dryer!

Features Beiter Launcher Blade Developed for the Beiter Compound rest Available in different sizes for a perfect tune with your arrow

The Bohning Zen combines top quality with practical design and is developed for archers who want to get the very best out of their equipment. Features Bohning Zen Vanes 4 inch Low profile design for improved clearance on larger shafts Tested by some of the world’s top archers Pre-coated with Bohning’s primer for an ultra-secure glue bond Made from Bohning’s Blazer material: extremely durable and reliable Available in a wide range of colors

The Honoric limbs by Kinetic are beautiful ILF limbs that are very good for the starting to advanced archer who is ready for a bit of extra speed and torsional stiffness. The combination of carbon and foam is an often used combination because of their lack of weight and consistent nature. Very good materials for limbs! Specifications Kinetic Honoric Limbs: Material: Carbon/Foam Fitting: ILF Type of string: Fast FlightExplanation length recurve limbs: The length designation of Olympic recurve limbs are generally based on a 25 inch riser. Most limbs however come in 3 sizes: Short, Medium and Long, which gives the following bow lengths: Short: 66 inch bow Medium: 68 inch bow Long: 70 inch bow Of course it is possible to use the limbs on shorter or longer risers. However, take into account that in addition to the length of your bow, this also has an effect on the draw length. As a rule of thumb: for every inch the riser is shorter than 25 inches, you must add 1 LBS to the draw weight. Also, for every inch the riser is longer than 25 inches, you must subtract 1 LBS from the draw weight. Please note, this information is purely and only intended as a rule of thumb; due to the variety in materials, combinations you can make and difference in shapes, the final results can still deviate.