Pine RidgeArchery Kwik Stand Bow Support, Fit on Most Bow Limbs, Perfect for Ground or Box Blind Hunting

Best clamp style stand i have. Compact, adjustable and works on compound and recurve bows.

Works exactly as expected. For twenty bucks....... Why wouldn't you have this in your bow case. Light weight and easy to carry it's a no brainer for practice sessions when you can't hang your bow.

If your anything like me you just needed something cool that would also hold your bow up for a good price. If that’s the case this is your product. I would say for people shooting outside or hunting seriously the durability of this may not be the best. For me I shoot in the basement and it takes very little damage in my use. It’s very light weight so it does not affect aiming or stability. It fits really any bow so it is versatile in its use case. It looks great in my camo and orange theme bow which is the main reason I chose this. If you use a heavier bow, set your bow on uneven ground, or face strong winds hunting the stability will not be ideal and you may need to look for a metal stand. This is made of all plastic.

Adorable and as described,arrived on time and used last bow season for ground blind. Sets up easily and packs and stores easily in backpack.good quality and affordable.

It’s works, seems to do what it supposed to and fits Mathews v3x but I payed for a new condition item and the one I received looks used or either a returned item someone was testing then returned. Has some minor scratches and some wear on the screws. I don’t really mind since I’m gonna use it outdoors anyway but thought I should point it out at least.

Quality fits regular spilt limbs well.

It has a lot of adjustment to make it fit pretty much any bow. However, it is a little flimsy but it has worked great so far with no issues. And my personal favorite part about it is that it’s made in USA!

I got this for my target bow, which is a 25 year old Darton Executive Vegas. I have the legs extended all the way on both sides. For the part that clamps onto the limb, I tighten it down quite a bit. I have to work at it a bit to put on the first side, then simply open it up to secure the second side to the bow. I have shot close to 500-600 arrows through this so far without adjusting the two set screws (one on each side clamping onto the limbs). One of the shop employees said he was surprised mine was staying on so well.I've had it on and off 30-40 times and notice no ill effect on my "mirror finish" limbs.I carefully set my bow down on this when using it and sometimes use my toe to make sure it's aligned just right so the bow stays straight up and down, but that is minor. This isn't something that is very robust, but for my purposes it works very well.