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This product is a 3D-printed bow hanger that I designed for Mobile Hunters. I created these bow hangers for hunters who hunt in areas where they can't screw into the trees that hunt out of. I offer two styles of bow hangers for compound bows or trad bows:
Standard Fulcrum: This design works great for hanging your bow without the attached quiver. If you are using a crossbow, I would go with this option.
XL Fulcrum: This design is specifically designed for hunters who leave their quiver on their bow when they hunt. There is enough room for the bow to rest comfortably on the hanger.
This is a great solution for anyone who will use a 1-inch strap, Tethrd HYS Strap, amsteel daisy chain, or even paracord paired with a cam jam to hang their gear from the tree they're hunting out of.
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The Fulcrum Bow Hangar is lightweight, compact even with the Summit Treestand Strap I chose to use with the Hangar, and serves its intended purpose extremely well. As a traditional archer and bow hunter, I do wish it was 1.5" to 2" longer to permit a longbow or recurve with a bowquiver mounted to the bow to hang without contact against the tree. Especially in a wind so the fletching is not taking a beating from the tree bark, and making noise. Would be a great option to offer a longer version for trad guys and gals.
Fast set up with cord and Nite Ize cam jam. Easy to pack...small profile. Great to have different mounting options for it.
I have been using the G3D Fulcrum Bow Hanger for about 10 hunts now. The hanger is well made from very strong plastic. It is solid and grips the tree well using a quick buckle strap with no sagging, slipping or unwanted rotation from the tree. It holds my Matthew’s V3 27” close to the tree with quiver attached. The arm is only long enough to catch one limb of my bow with the quiver attached. This allows for some rotation of the bow away from me as the quiver pushes it out and the plastic arm is very hard and slick. The top of the bow hanger arm has multiple ribs in it which IMO should be eliminated to allow more solid contact with the bow limb and prevent bow from sliding around on top of the ribs. Also the front lip of the hanger could be a little higher to prevent accidentally knocking your bow off the lip. I modified mine by cutting off the ribs and smoothing off the top of the arm. This also allowed the bow to set lower and hook behind the front lip more solidly. I will also probably put some grip tape or rubbery shrink tube on arm to add some grip and prevent bow limb from sliding on plastic. Other than that recommended design change, the hanger is well made and functions as designed.
Must have while saddle hunting!
Works as expected. Thanks
