FM165 SGA Barebow Equipment Charts

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1	Sun God Archery at UCSD
2	Sun God Archery Policies and Procedures \| FM165
3	Title: SGA Barebow Equipment Charts
4	This subject manner is restricted solely for the use of Sun God Archery at UCSD
5	Created:	28 October 2018
6	Author	Jason Tong
7	Revised	22 Oct 2021
8	Revision #	4
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10	Priority Order	Component	Item	Price	Notes	URL
11	1	Riser	WNS Motive FX 25" Recurve Riser	$233.99	A good riser for beginners to use through even an intermediate stage should be ILF, limb alignment, standard mounting holes and should be durable and long lasting	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/wns-motive-fx-25-recurve-riser.html
12	1	Riser	Hoyt Acros	$325.00	A heavier riser that has the well proven Hoyt geometry. Ordered directly from Hoyt this will take 4-8 weeks to arrive so order early. The heavier weight is helpful for Barebows who don't shoot with stabilizers.	Hoyt Collegiate Discount Program
13	2	Limbs	WNS Explore W1 Fiber Limbs	$89.99	Limbs are often something people go through quickly and we would recommend seeing if there are limbs you can try out or borrow before you purchase. There isn't a point in buying expensive low poundage limbs.	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/wns-explore-w1-fiber-limbs.html
14	3	Finger Tab	Yost Archery 3-Under Pro Tab	$35.96	The Yost Pro tab has even tick marks and a metal plate to help you have a more consistent hook and more easily crawl. This tab is being used by most high performance barebows	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/yost-archery-3-under-pro-tab.html
15	3	Finger Tab	AAE Elite Finger Tab w/Cordovan	$52.19	We recommend the AAE Elite in situations where athletes are shooting with 1 finger over and anchoring under the chin because it is split finger. Be aware that these tabs run fairly wide (the Elite small has a wider plate than the KSL medium), so try one on before ordering.	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/aae-elite-finger-tab-with-cordovan-face.html
16	4	String	FirstString 8125 16-strand (Traditional Target, All Materials)	$35	Your bow size (e.g. 25" + medium limbs = 68") is called AMO, you want to order a string that is 2.75" shorter than your AMO. 8125 is the material. Check with the coaches before ordering to ensure you're buying the right length.	https://www.firststringusa.com/product/traditional-target-all-materials/
17	5	Arrow Rest	Spigarelli ZT Rest	$31.49	When barebows string walk they induce a up and down force on their arrows and the Shibuya Ultima rest won't necessarily be strong enough to stand up to heavy arrows.	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/spigarelli-zero-tolerance-zt-rest.html
18			AAE Champion II Arrow Rest	$37.79		https://www.lancasterarchery.com/aae-champion-ii-arrow-rest.html
19			Hoyt Super Rest	$2.25	The Super Rests are cheap, light options that get the job done. Despite that, they are shot by many professionals and even world champions. We recommend buying multiple of them, as they can wear down over time.	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/hoyt-super-rest.html
20	6	Backpack/Bow case	Fivics Hyper Recurve Backpack	$49.96	Backpacks aren't good at protecting your equipment for travel via airplane so if you have to fly home we highly recommend getting a hard case. Fivics backpack includes sleeve for riser/limbs and an arrow tube.	https://fivics-usa.com/products/hyper-recurve-backpack
21	6	Backpack/Bow case	(if you travel by plane) the Pelican Storm iM3100 ($280 on Amazon)	$279.95		https://www.amazon.com/Waterproof-Pelican-Storm-iM3100-Black/dp/B005N0KR14/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3N0PJ9RFZTJWY&dchild=1&keywords=pelican+storm+im3100&qid=1604813815&sprefix=Pelican+Storm+iM3100%2Caps%2C227&sr=8-1
22	7	Arm Guard	AAE Armguard	$9.89	This is the same armguard used by the club and works well for everyone. You should always wear an armguard even if you generally don't hit your arm.	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/aae-armguard.html
23	8	Weights	X-Spot 8oz. Stainless Steel Weight (5/16x24)	$19.79	8oz. is a standard beginner weight, however the club has weights available to use before you decide to buy your own.	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/x-spot-8oz-stainless-steel-weight-5-16x24.html
24	9	Quiver	Fivics Hyper Back Quiver	$23.18	Field quivers are preferred over hip quivers as they take up less space especially in travel and on the shooting line. The Fivics back quivers are their field quivers.	https://fivics-usa.com/products/hyper-back-quiver
25	10	Plunger	Shibuya DX Plunger	$35.99	A plunger corrects for archer's paradox and is necessary to set center shot. Plungers can vary greatly in price, but most will last a long time.	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/shibuya-dx-plunger.html
26	11	Arrows	Shafts - Easton Avance Sport 4mm	$99.00	Arrow spine is a measure of how stiff it is and it is important to remember that the most important factor in arrows is spine consistency. Check with the coaches about proper arrow stiffness and length before ordering.	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/easton-avance-sport-4mm-carbon-target-arrow-shaft.html
27			Pins - Easton 4mm Pins	$12.59	Pins protect your arrows from being destroyed by other arrows because the points get deflected off of the pins. Ensure that you're matching the right pin to the right spine (item description on Lancaster).	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/easton-4mm-pin.html
28			Nocks - Easton Pin Nocks	$15.29	Nocks come in small groove (0.088") and large groove (0.098") and depends on the number of strands of the string but with this kit you should go for small groove for a good fit.	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/easton-pin-nock.html
29			Points - Easton 4mm ML Stainless Steel Break-off Point	$18.89	On the lancaster page, it notes which point number is for which arrow spine. Break off points enable you to change the point weight which helps with tuning.	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/easton-carbon-one-stainless-steel-break-off-points.html
30			Spinwings 1 3/4", 50pk ($7.14 + Shipping)	$8.00	There are tons of different vanes, but if you're shooting recurve, you should use standard spin wings. Buying 2 packs to start of with is highly recommended.	Range-O-Matic
31	12	Bowstand	Cartel EZY Bowstand	$16.19	There is a huge variety of bowstands that have different costs and offer different "features," but it isn't necessary as you just need a bowstand to get your string off the ground.	https://www.lancasterarchery.com/cartel-ezy-bow-bow-stand.html
32	13	Stringer	Saunders No-Twist Recurve Bow Stringer	$11.69	This is what the club uses to string our club bows. There are other bow stringers that work fine (i.e Avalon and Selway). You should always use a bow stringer if you want to keep your bow limbs in good condition. (Optional)	https://lancasterarchery.com/products/saunders-no-twist-recurve-bow-stringer
33	14	Bow Square	Easton Dr. Doug's Bow Square - L	$9.45	A bow square serves the purpose to make multiple measurements on your bow (Brace Height, Tiller and nock height). What matters the most is consistency by using the same bow square. There are two shapes (T and L). L-squares are recommended when tieing on nocking points. You can bum off of other club members. (Optional)	https://lancasterarchery.com/products/easton-dr-doug-s-bow-square-l
34	15	Arrow Puller	Booster Arrow Puller	$5.39	Arrow pullers serve one purpose--to pull arrows. The Booster lasts literally years, works far better than others, and doesn't wear as much as compared to others. (Optional)	http://www.lancasterarchery.com/booster-arrow-puller.html
35	16	Chest Guard	Fivics Air Pad A2 Type Chest Guard	$15.00	Chest guards are used to keep shirts out of the way of the string so if you find the string on your chest or causing bruises on your chest you will probably should get a chest guard. (Optional)	Fivics College Discount
36			Total	$735.20
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