Primos Neoprene Bow Sling

I was looking for a sling for my bow that would not only allow me to carry it more easily but protect the cams and string as I walk through the woods. As always, Primos didn't disappoint. This sling does a great job in protecting the bow and makes it very easy to carry the bow through narrow, wooded paths. It also makes it easy to get into my tree stand while i wear this cross body on my back. I will say though i don't use the snaps, seems like extra work and haven't had to use them to secure the bow in the sling. It fits very tight. My bow is a Bowtech Carbon Icon and is 31" axle to axle.

Purchase this sling for my Martin Lithium Pro. This bow is 32" axel to axel. First thing you should know is that the quality of this sling is very good. Stitching was solid, materials are very good quality. How this sling fits? The sling is approx. 28" in length and is designed to stretch to your bow length. This has a pulling tab at each end to help with this as the material is stretchy but fairly rigid. You loop one end of the sling over an axel then stretch the sling over your second axel. The sling has 2 lock buckles at each end with foam covered connectors for silent operation. Additionally, there are 2 snap locks to secure the sling over your strings. I have had this out in the field one time only but it did make trekking up the side of the mountain so much easier. There is plenty of adjustment for the shoulder part of this sling to fit almost any body size. The material is thick, padded and reinforced in many areas. This is probably the best bang for the buck in bow slings for under $25. Truly a much better product than I was anticipating....very happy with my purchase.

Works like it's supposed too. Just make sure to let it air out awhile because it's neoprene and just like a new pair of rubber boots when you take it out of the package you will be able to smell it. Not that it really matters you can't fool a deer's nose hunt with the wind in your face. Sling is comfortable, easy to use, and carries the bow well. So far it's holding up well.

Quality material and extra buckles help protect my bowstring and cams securely. Shoulder strap could be softer; I carry this while riding a horse all day and my neck gets a little sore from the strap.

Hunters. This is the real deal. Low cost, good padding of cams and padding on all clips to lessen accidental clink. Fits my 28 inch cam width and could go much larger as advertised. Recommended by guide and it has not failed during field dress rehearsals in preparation for elk hunt in Colorado. I rate strictly and this Primos item earns its stars.

This fits my Bowtech Eva Shockey SS and my husband's Matthew's Solocam, its nice to be hands free hiking to the treestand. What if you find a hole or a rock that sends you down to your hands or knee? ... Where will your bow be? Safe? or bounced on the ground or worse? Easy to put on and we like the end loops for pulling on and off the cams and hooking to pull the bow up to the stand. Padded stretchy neoprene. Adjustable strap fits for cross body wear and cover snaps around the string and clips that adjust around the cams. Overall a good investment to protect those pricey bows.

I've used this bow sling for the last few years and it's easy to put over the cams on my PSE DNA SP. I not only use when I go hunting, but I also use it when I head to the range at a family friend's archery pro shop to sight my bow in.

My sling came yesterday. Although I haven't field tested it yet, I did put in on my bow and threw it over my shoulder. I like the way the cams are protected and the strap to keep it from coming off. I have a 2018 PSE Carbon Stealth EC with a 33" axle to axle length. The sling needs to be stretched to go over both cams, but I like the way it is very snug and it even has the part of the sling that covers your bow string, and snaps in two places to keep it over your string. I will be using this for two weeks this September in Idaho for an archery elk hunt. A friend of mine has the same sling and used it many times on western elk hunts and he loves it too! He's the one that told me to get one.