A barebow is one of the many archery bow classes. It typically refers to a “sport bow” with a metal or carbon riser and limbs (often ILF) with only minimal technical accessories.

Under common competition rules, the complete bow with all attachments must fit through a ring with a diameter of 12.2 cm.

Not allowed in the barebow class are:

  • Clickers
  • Stabilizer systems
  • Technical aiming devices such as sights

Allowed are:

  • Plunger buttons
  • Arrow rests
  • Additional weights
  • Dampers

Barebow is a recognized competition class under organizations such as World Archery and the International Field Archery Association.

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