RingsunArchery Finger Tab, Leather Archery Tab, Finger Tab for Shooting Bow Arrow Accessories

It's not life changing or revolutionary. It's not uncomfortable. It's a piece of leather that saves your fingers while you fling some arrows. It's cheap and it works. If you have 10 bucks to spare and you could use a spare tab or new one, why not? If you don't like it, your only out about $10.

I'm going to need to cut the inside of that notch wider; as soon as you start using it, the leather starts shaping to your use and the fingertips curl together so that you have to sortof bottom-then-top to get them around your nock... but that said......It's a nice little leather thing. You'll want to re-tie the string to a slip-knot of some sort, but the pad is - very smartly - 2 layers of leather which allows it to bend and then slip over fingertips as you release. Not anything else to it, really. I'm a touch under 6' tall and didn't find it *too* small, though I'd not want it any smaller.In all, I don't think I'll buy another one to replace this one; it's probably going to be good enough. Though I may see if I can get my compound release to work with my recurve bow.

Pretty sure these people don't even shoot bows. Without the string stoppers the tab is loose on the fingers. Great product but needs the string stoppers to tighten up the tab to your hands/finger for better grip. Save yourself an extra purchase and go buy elsewhere until it comes with a stopper.

This product is confortable, works well, and is great looking...nice thick leather. But it tends to slip a lot on your fingers because the lace loop comes lose. I tried using some leather lacing, elastic, and other setups, but I ended up putting the original back on and tying a knot in it.

Fantastic for saving my fingers! I bought a three finger glove previously and it just wasn't cutting it. After 12-24 arrows I would start to feel the discomfort (I have dainty computer fingers anyways). With this it feels great and I could fire 100+ arrows at one session without any issue. After a few months it's still very durable.