Allen Company Quick Fit Archery Bow Sling - Works With Compound Bows up to 35 Inches in Length - Hunting and Target Practice Accessories - Realtree Xtra Camo

Planning to order a second one of these as a spare (maybe even a third). Great sling and protection when your bow isn’t in a soft or hard case.

With a 3/4 mile trek into the stand / blind this has been a game changer on packing in and out. You of course do have to take it on and off, not an issue in a blind. But may be if your in a tree stand. Unaware of a sling that doesn't have to be taken on and off, until after the purchase. Father in law of course mentioned he has one that is permanent, no need to remove.

I hunt at the farthest point away from access in our Kansas farm. This allows me to not have to hold onto my bow while I hike the distance to and out of my deer stand.

I purchased this sling ahead of a backcountry elk hunt and it did a great job. I had the option to strap my bow to my backpack, but I wanted to have it in-hand for quick access. The bow pictured is a Bear Attitude which is 31" axle-to-axle. I was able to snug the sling up around the cams, so I had no concerns with my bow slipping out. It does have a buckle for an extra measure of security.The sling has both shoulder strap and a handle for hand-carry. It is water-proof, but keep in mind the inner material that makes this happen also creates just a little bit of noise; not loud, but it can be heard when things are perfectly quiet. (Not a deal breaker for me since it's very quiet when you take it off slowly.)When you take it off your bow, there is an elastic band you can use to wrap it for easier storage. It's not super compact, but good enough.Overall, a great buy and it comes with many of the features (or more) than found on the more expensive slings, so I'd recommend it.

Great product with some flaws depending on how you're using it. Overall works greats on a Diamond Carbon Cure. Only downfall is it is somewhat tight to get on and its a bit noisy especially the inside material. Adding some type of silencer material on the inside would fix this. Getting it back on at night especially when deer are still around you can be a task and it is noisy doing so. I don't even bother now if I think deer are close by. Def would work great on a mobile hunt such as out west, pigs, etc. I see it being durable and lasting a long time. For whitetail hunters you might just want to throw in your backpack once you get in the tree for an evening hunt. Just my 2 cents....thanks!

I use this item every day I hunt it works perfectly.

Fits my bear species ev rth perfect. Seems robust and well made

Got this sling today and put it on my Mathews Halon 32 to test the fit and functionality. Granted, I have yet to take it out in the field and put it through a real test but a quick check of the quality of the sling is a good start. I had read a few reviews prior to buying it to make sure it fits my bow with the cams and when I got it today it did with no problems. The sling fits snugly over both cams but not too tight that it was hard to get on. The snap fit well around the string and the shoulder sling adjusts to a good range of lengths. I primarily got this sling to protect my bow while doing spot and stalk hunts in some rough southern Arizona terrain. I also wanted to be able to pack in and carry the bow on my back comfortably over distance. All indications say it should work well for that but I won't know for sure for a few months.The Realtree Xtra pattern looks really good too. It looks crisp and clear, not faded and faint like some manufacturers.Overall I recommend this sling if you're looking for one.