Barebow Recommended Set-up

Whether you’ve just completed A102, fallen in love with archery after a few private lessons, joined JOAD, set your sights on the NSA Team, or simply want your own setup for recreational shooting, having the right equipment is key. The right gear should fit your size, body structure, ability, and goals to help you shoot your best.

Here’s a list of recommended equipment that our NSA coaches and archers trust and believe in. Each have different price points to help you make the best decisions.

Beginner

Risers:

  • Hoyt RCRV – Comp
    • MSRP: $199
  • Mybo

ILF Limbs:

  • Hoyt RCRV – Comp
    • MSRP: $149
  • Samick
  • Sebastion Flute Atom
    • MSRP: $129
  • WNS

Intermediate

Risers:

  • Hoyt RCRV – Podium
    • MSRP: $299
  • WIAWIS WINEX 23″ and 25″ ILF Recurve Riser
    • MSRP: $550

ILF Limbs:

  • Hoyt RCRV – Podium
    • MSRP: $249
  • Wiawis Winex
    • MSRP: $550
  • WNS
  • Uukha
    • MSRP: $500-$800

Professional

Risers:

  • Win&Win Wiawis ATD-DX 25″ and 27″ ILF Recurve Riser
  • Win&Win Wiawis ATD-X 25″ and 27″ ILF Recurve Riser
  • Hoyt GMX
  • Hoyt Exceed

ILF Limbs:

  • Wiawis MXT-XP
  • Wiawis MXT-XT
    • MSRP: $999
  • Wiawis NS-XP
    • MSRP: $949
  • HOYT Axia
  • Uukha
    • MSRP: $1000+

Other Gear:

  • arm guard

Barebow Weight:

  • Jake Kaminki Weight

Quiver

  • Easton Field Quiver

Arrow Rest:

  • Spigarelli ZT
  • AAE Elite

Finger Tab

  • Yoast

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