Hand Support for a Bow

Mark Porter; Justin Magee; Liz Doherty; IM Wilson

Hand Support for a Bow

Mark Porter (Inventor), Justin Magee (Inventor), Liz Doherty (Inventor), IM Wilson (Inventor)

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Abstract

A hand support for a bow comprising a body (2) adapted to be clamped around the shaft of a bow, said body incorporating a plurality of mounting points (4, 6, 8, 10), at least one strap (12) formed from a flexible material extending between two or more of said points to define loops (44) through which one or more digitals of the player's hand (50) can be inserted to provide enhanced grip on the bow. In one embodiment a single strap (12) is provided threaded through selected apertures along the length of the body to defined loops (44) at desired locations along the length of the body (2) through which selected digits of the players hand (50) can be passed.

Original language	English
Patent number	WO 2018/091399 A1
IPC	G10D 3/16 (2006.01)
Priority date	15/11/16
Filing date	13/11/17
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 24 May 2018

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Hand Support for a Bow

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