The center serving is the wrapping in the middle section of the bowstring – where the arrow is nocked and where the fingers or release aid make contact.

Functions:

  • Protects the strands of the string from abrasion
  • Provides a defined resting surface for the nock
  • Serves as the foundation for the nocking point

The center serving is made from special, abrasion-resistant thread and is tightly wrapped around the string.

Its thickness affects:

  • The durability of the string
  • How firmly the nock sits on the string
  • The shooting feel

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