🏹 Elevate your aim, own the wild—never miss the shot that counts!
The SimpleShot Hammer XT Slingbow is a lightweight, durable archery tool designed for hunting, fishing, and target shooting. Made from tough thermoplastics and featuring an adjustable wrist brace for enhanced stability, this all-in-one kit includes everything needed to start shooting arrows with high velocity and consistent accuracy. Proudly made in the USA, it combines quality craftsmanship with innovative design for outdoor enthusiasts seeking precision and reliability.
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.5 x 5.5 x 2.7 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.48 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | SimpleShot |
| Warranty Description | Satisfaction Guaranteed |
| Model Name | Hammer XT Slingbow |
| Color | Black |
| Material | Plastic |
| Suggested Users | unisex-adult |
| Manufacturer | SimpleShot |
| Included Components | Componednts included; Hammer XT Slingbow Head, Hammer XT Handle with Wrist Brace, Powerful Slingbow Tube for Arrow Shooting. |
J**E
Well made heavy duty
Well made
W**C
Nice
The bow rest came apart from the handle and flew off smh but other than that I like it
J**
Too fun!
Packs a punch! Love it!
L**A
Hammer xt
Love it got it quick would recommend
M**Y
Have had to replace the bands because they wore out quickly
My husband loves this thing. He has had to order new bands for it because the ones it came with wore out pretty quickly.
S**B
It's as lethal as it looks
Had no issue with customs getting it into Australia. Arrived on time with no hassles.
J**C
10 shots and band fell through
Started off strong, but after 10 shots the band fell through after ball bearing fell out
K**D
Good product
Product quality is very good. I have done traditional archery for many years, much of it with asian style bows. Having that experience aided in picking the sling bow technique up quickly. The loading takes much longer since the nock point is not stationary like a bow string. The one thing most people would probably have difficulty with is that having the nock point and the arrow rest move independently of each other really effects accuracy. you have to pay attention to the orientation of your ‘bow hand’ and the nock point at the moment of release. The other thing to note is you want to tie off the ball bearing in the fork end of the tube, it will begin to drift out after a few dozen shots. I do wish there was more velcro on the arm rest band. Mine was very long, I ended up modifying it to make it fit.
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