Pine Ridge Archery Kwik Stand Bow Support, Fit on Most Bow Limbs, Perfect for Ground or Box Blind Hunting

Best clamp style stand i have. Compact, adjustable and works on compound and recurve bows.

Quality fits regular spilt limbs well.

If your anything like me you just needed something cool that would also hold your bow up for a good price. If that’s the case this is your product. I would say for people shooting outside or hunting seriously the durability of this may not be the best. For me I shoot in the basement and it takes very little damage in my use. It’s very light weight so it does not affect aiming or stability. It fits really any bow so it is versatile in its use case. It looks great in my camo and orange theme bow which is the main reason I chose this. If you use a heavier bow, set your bow on uneven ground, or face strong winds hunting the stability will not be ideal and you may need to look for a metal stand. This is made of all plastic.

Works exactly as expected. For twenty bucks....... Why wouldn't you have this in your bow case. Light weight and easy to carry it's a no brainer for practice sessions when you can't hang your bow.

It works but not as well fitting as I’d hoped. Plenty of adjustment. But not a perfect fit for my Bowtech Assassin. But this is a universal stand so you get just that.

Much better than my previous plastic stand. Has very nice customization to my bow. Doesn’t bind up like my previous stand which after a year ended up breaking. Looks better too.

Easy to adjust and works great.

It’s late afternoon and I’m sitting on a rock overlooking the Kalohi Channel as whales breach the surface of the water, sending ocean mist far into the air in spectacular fashion. I’ve got red dirt on my knees and elbows from a failed stalk on a group of Mouflon ewes. I’m staring longingly at the bare lower limb of my bow where my Pine Ridge bow stand used to be. I don’t know if it’s the use of a worn-out mold or some big brain engineering, but thanks to the trapezoidal shape of the grips, they would not fit my limbs without a quarter turn back on the set screw. I would love to go back and look for it, but the phrase needle in a haystack wouldn’t even begin to describe the situation. Thanks to this loose fit, I’ve had the distinct displeasure of paying twenty-some dollars to pollute this majestic dormant volcanic hillside with high density plastic, which will bare its ugly face in the Hawaiian sun for hundreds of years. From this point on, if it doesn’t screw or glue to my bow, I don’t want it. Thanks for nothing.