The grip is the part of the bow that the bow hand directly holds. It is located on the riser (handle section) and largely determines the hand position and pressure point. It is important and is often modified by experienced archers because it determines the position of the bow hand, influences the pressure point, directly affects accuracy and consistency, and, with proper hand placement, prevents bow torque.

Examples of grip styles are a “low grip,” “medium grip,” or “high grip,” which differ in the angle at which the hand is positioned relative to vertical. Depending on the shape, the hand angle changes, and with it the feel of the shot.

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