The bowstring is the connecting element between the two limb tips of a bow. It stores the energy of the bow when drawn and transfers it to the arrow upon release.

Functions:

  • Transfers energy to the arrow
  • Provides a nocking point
  • Connects to a release or fingers

Components:

  • String strands (e.g., Dyneema, Dacron, Vectran)
  • Center serving
  • End servings
  • Nocking point / nocking point limiter

Material choice affects:

  • Shooting feel
  • Arrow speed
  • Durability

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