Perfect explanation, thanks man, I plan to teach this to all my archery students so they can make their own stringers.

Great instructional, without a talking head. The video format itself is a template that 95 percent of uploaders would be wise to imitate.

Just found your site and subscribed, then found this also. I think the best thing about this is the absolute simplicity and function of it! Nice to see that you are a Sage shooter as well.

I just watched your video on making silencers for my bow and you said to check this video out. Now I'm making both right now out of paracord. Thanks for the info.

You might want to explain the length of paracord that you used.

Awesome, so easy I already had the Paracord. It worked perfect!

Nice economical stringer idea.If you wrap a rubber band around that bottom string loop and limb tip (or better yet, get a tip protector), you won't have to worry about that bottom loop coming off when stringing.

Thank you sir. New to recurve and this was a great help. Store bought stringer broke at rubber end. Thanks again.

If my lover had only watched this her finger would not have gotten abused and jammed .........smh, thank you for saving us.

Simples! & that is how to take the mystery out of what is a stringer. Bow Stringer & how to use, sweet!. Almost every Bow unboxing presenter says: 'I should use a stringer but ... "

a great simple idea! Like to repurpose stuff around the house

I like that this is even more compact (when not in use) than some of the stringers I've seen on the market. I'll definitely be making one. Thanks for the valuable info!

fantastic idea and great video bro.

Well done, easy and cheap, I like cheap and easy. Thanks

Appreciate your help brother!

Súper clear. Thanks for sharing!

Samick Sage is a great fast bow.

Exactly what I needed! Thank you

Thanks for the idea, man. Love it.. 👍

I am distressed!!! It’s probably been at least thirty years since I strung my full recurve glass bow. I had two, a. 40 pounder and a 50 pounder. I don’t know which this one is. By everyone else’s opinion and standards, I’m an extremely active 76 year old. I have well over two thousand square feet of gardens to maintain, live in our own home, burn wood (you know how much handling that is)... I don’t require any meds, and my doc is very happy that I’ve kept my weight under control... and yet I no longer have enough upper body strength to string my bow using this stringer. I used to be able to do this in my sleep, over my leg, no stringer. I’m hoping the issue is just that the glass has become very inflexible over time. Will have to visit a pro shop for some advice.

What’s the length of your stringer?

Thank you.

Thank You!!! You same some bucks on this one!!, Really appreciate your video

Hey man, thats a great idea. You just save med $10.

perfect! thank you!

Great video! Subscribed!

worked great, thank you

got a cheap little cobra 80lbs crossbow and could not string it, saw this and finally got it. thx

Thanks! 👍

Thanks!

Nice one Very informative video 👍👌👍👌

In fact this is what I’m using to string my Sage Samick.... thanks!

Excellent !!!

New to hobby thanks for information

Nice 👍

Dude, you have some tough feet! I've tried to string my 45# Sage barefoot before and it killed my feet!! :-) Excellent video! Thank you!!

maybe to late, but thanks for the tips, its very helpful

thanx..just adding the bow to my gear . nicely done.

Great little tips and tricks. Great use of spare cordage and simple knots. Looked like a Bolin knot. Was I close?

what else can you use that isn't paracord?

What was the length of Bow stringer you made?

For some reason I figured the string had to grab the limbs from the tips cause that's how the leather ones are.

I'd be a liitle scared to use this: I've seen commercial stringers with a saddle-type top loop (Saunders etc.) where the supposedly non-slip rubber on the limb slips off and slides towards the tip. It's really a problem when it's wet/raining. The top limb comes right towards the face at high speed.

?Length of paracord? Your bow length and your height will make a difference. My 40 lb. BRADD NEW SAMICK SAGE took about 87-88 inches of 550 paracord. But I'm only 5' 7" and shrinking. My Small loop is about 1 1/2" folded double and the Large is 5" folded double. Just a guess but make the small loop 1st, connect to bow, held in place with a rubber band, lay stringer out on floor, stand on it with both feet spread a bit, holding bow at a comfortable height and determine how much length you need to complete the stringer and large loop. Add a little extra, temporarily tie it and check before finalizing. Once you have the best length for you and your bow, maybe tie a knot at the center for reference. .

Nice stringer. Had a talk with Mitch Native Survival about a truly silencing system, versus rubber octopus or leather fur fuzzies. Now I can put this down in comments. (1) Paracord. Pull out the threads at one end of the cord. Interweave with the bow string loop, (and yes with manipulation) pull the bow string through the paracord sheathing. Cut sheathing to length so that it is held under the bow string loop and bow wood, and down almost to the nock. Lash the sheathing at the bow nock and arrow nock. Do the same for the lower string. When the string is released, the snap reverberates across the entire string's harmonics. But it vibrates against the semi-loose paracord sheathing and you get a silenced bow snap. If need be, unlash the bow string loops and thread through the sheathing, and then lash up the sheathing and the bow loops. (2) Saw a JoAnn Fabrics product of very loose plastic mesh tubing that could also do this process, and easier to pull bow string loop through. www.joann.com/search?q=tubing#q=tubing&prefn1=prod_type&sz=54&start=54&prefv1=Product Fab Lab mesh tubing. Black or light green color, plastic meshing that can also be camo painted, but this is ~1 1/2 - 2x larger than paracord. Can pull the bow string loop through easier. Being of a looser mesh, it would take any noise with its cross weaving and stop any bow string snap with utter silence. Both items have the potential of being non-grabby in brush and thickets, making travel easier and more quiet for stalk hunting. Just some thoughts.

Won’t that large loop slip down the limb toward the riser as you pull up?

What's the name of the knot you used to make the loops?

mmm.... what kind of string do you recomend that holds a 41lbs bow???

can I ask the daft question but what with the fluffy bits on the string

Will it work on a longbow? i got a 55 lb Falco vintage Triumph.

Is this as safe for the bow as a comercial stringer?

Sir I'm talking about 50 lbs can you Post a video about that

Thanks you saved me 25 bones. What are the knots you used at the ends of the bow stringer?

What is lenght of stringer?

The big loop will slide towards the riser.....It needs kind of a rubber pad ....

LOL was just seconds away from ordering one. Looked over at the spool of para cord I have laying next to me....problems solved.

Wish I would've seen this before I wasted money

not the best way to make a bow stringer