TRUGLOBow Jack Lightweight Durable Portable Folding Bow Stand for Bowhunting w/Integrated Finger Tabs & Overmolded Rubber Grips

I received the product on time and last weekend I used it during a 3D Shoot and it performed beautifully. At first, I tried attaching the Bow Jack to the bottom limb. That did not work well because of the bow's balance, but then I placed it on the upper limb near the top of the riser and that was perfect. At that location it provides two sturdy points of contact with the ground while the 10" stabilizer takes care of the third point of contact. I really like the fact that this bow jack has the red liner to protect the bow limbs and also that the springs are internal. I have seen others that are priced a little lower, but their springs are external and could catch on clothing or branches etc. Thanks for a good solidly built product that should last many years.

I use this on my target bow along with a 30 inch stabilizer to form a tripod to keep my bows cam out of the dirt. Using it like this, it works great! But this isn't for bows that have wide limbs. My target bow falls into that category. It will only fit my PSE bow near the cam and it's a tight fit there. For bows that don't have wide limbs, this will be a great jack for them. This will easily fit my other bows but on a PSE Phenom DC and a PSE Bow Madness 34, it's a super tight fit because both of these bows have wide limbs. I can still use it on my Phenom paired with my 30 inch stabilizer. So I'm happy with it because that was the bow I needed it for. It's just a very tight fit next to the bottom cam and doesn't go on easy.

Don’t sleep on these!One of the best bang for your buck bow accessories. I don’t understand how I’ve gone without them for so many years.I bought 3 different bow jacks. Two of the short legs (one for narrow and one for wide limbs) and one of the long leg Bow Jacks. The long did not work for my bows in specific so I gifted it to a family member who has a Hoyt Target bow which the long legs were a perfect fit for.I don’t go shooting without these, whether in my quiver or back pocket. I use longer 12”-15” stabilizers so my bows lean on the stabilizer instead of the bottom cam which holds my bow stable even on uneven ground. I prefer the short leg variant. These Bow Jacks are also very light and built with a cheap, durable plastic. They deploy quickly once you get the hang of how they fit your bow, so it easily worked into my routine to deploy them when pulling my arrows or folding up quick to throw in the quiver before I shoot.Can’t recommend these enough, buy them! Sure there are other brands and options, but for the price you really should have one in your quiver at all times. Why set that awesome, expensive bow on the ground when you can easily have a few of these sitting around?

Works well with my Hoyt Stratos 40. Tried the Standard width 1st but wasnt quite wide enough. This model worked much better. Easy to use and compact design fits in quiver well.

TRUGLO Bow Jack, Black I purchased this Bow Jack for my husbands Bow which he owns the The Pro-line speed stick, it is a solid limb design and about 20 years old however he takes good care of it and its heavy loaded with all the extras which the stand is harder for it to stay sitting up. This Bow Jack does clasp very nice and secure to his Bow as shown in photos. My husband is keeping it as he feels putting the end tips in the ground will help with holding his Bow up. This would be great for newer Bows and the bottom curve of the Bows are now made different. The TRUGLO Bow Jack Black would be fine for other Bows, I would recommend this Bow stand to others looking for standing your Bow as in most it will hold your Bow in place and it does have a good grip and fits around my husbands bow just fine. I am now turning my review over to my husband as he knows more about Bows than I doing being a wife that hunts but not with a Bow!The Truglo Bow Jack Folding Bow Stand for my Bow since I hunt from a ground bling alto. The unit is high quality and seems very well made which you wold expect from Truglo. It is very easy to put on your bow and clamps securely without damaging the finish on your bow. It is just as easy to remove, all using one hand. It will stay in the open position (due to the location and design of the spring) until you place it on your bow. It will then stay clamped to your bow (due to the spring design again) until you remove it. The unit is very sturdy and should last many years with no problems. It does seem to have trouble holding older, heavier bows due to the bow design itself and not the "Bow Jack" design. I would recommend the Truglo Bow Jack to anyone. I hope my review has answered some questions along with my photos, if so please click yes, Thank you!

I initially ordered the standard size where the description indicated limb widths up to 2.75”. My Darton Consequence has a limb width of exactly 2.75” and this did not fit. I measured the usable width of the standard Bow Jack and max width is around 2.25”. I returned this one for the mini wide version and it fits perfectly.

Solid little bow stand.

This is such a genius device. Simple. Now I leave it clipped to my compound bow so when I need to set it down to retrieve arrows, I don't have to worry about looking for a place to set the bow down. I also put a towel on the ground where my cam touches to prevent scratches. If there's one thing that I would ask for from the stand is a slightly wider contact points where it touches the ground especially helpful when the ground is not perfectly even, as well as an adjustable grip area to minimize play with different limb width. But all in all, this stand is great as-is, works perfectly for around $8 !!