Bow Draw Length Calculator

Calculate your ideal bow draw length using multiple measurement methods. This calculator offers accurate estimates to help you find the perfect fit for your archery needs.

Comprehensive Bow Draw Length Calculator

Method 1: Arm Span

? Measure the distance from fingertip to fingertip with your arms fully extended to the sides.

Method 2: Height

? Use your full standing height.

Method 3: Wing Span

? Measure from middle fingertip to middle fingertip with arms spread wide.

Method 4: Wall Measurement

? Stand against a wall, arms outstretched. Measure from middle fingertip to the center of your chest.
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Most Common Bow Draw Length Questions

Draw length is the distance an archer pulls back the bowstring to full draw. It’s measured from the nocking point on the string to the pivot point of the bow grip, plus 1.75 inches.

You can measure your draw length using several methods: arm span, height, wing span, or wall measurement. The most accurate method is to visit an archery shop for professional measurement.

Yes, draw length significantly affects accuracy. An incorrect draw length can lead to poor form, inconsistent anchor points, and reduced accuracy.

Yes, draw length can change. Factors like physical fitness, muscle development, and changes in shooting form can affect your ideal draw length over time.

If your draw length is too long, you may experience poor accuracy, difficulty maintaining proper form, and potential injury. It can also lead to inconsistent anchor points and reduced overall control of the bow.

No, draw length can vary slightly between different types of bows. Compound bows have a specific draw length, while recurve and traditional bows are more flexible.

You should check your draw length annually or whenever you experience significant changes in your physical condition or shooting form. Regular check-ups ensure your equipment remains properly fitted.

Draw length is how far you pull the bowstring, while arrow length is the physical length of the arrow. Arrow length is typically about 1-2 inches longer than your draw length for safety and proper fit.

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