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The art of archery evolved at the start of Mankind’s history. From being used for hunting and warfare to competition and recreation, it has shown major involvement in human activities. With the advancement of technology in the late 19th

Though archery is deemed to be one of the safest sports to indulge in, archers are not free from the risk of injuries. According to the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Center, archers are more prone to upper-body injuries than other athletes. Sports

Archery is one of the oldest tools of hunting in the history of mankind. More than that, it is an art, a skill, and most importantly a tool of protection that has been an integral part of human civilization since the early human era. Over time, it

Archery is a beautiful sport. It is actually one of the few sports where it’s not just you that matters. Whether it be running, swimming, football, at the end of the day it is your skill and competence that helps you ace the game. However,

Everything old is new again doesn't apply to technology often. Technology marches forward and rarely leaves room in its wake for old practices or ideas. Technology rarely marches forward in a single column, though. Branching paths shoot off and

Because many archers will wait several years before buying a new compound, it makes sense to offer a “bowstring specials week.” Luckily, I’ve never had a bowstring break while hunting or practicing with a

Did you know that archery dates back to the Stone Age? That's right, archery originated in around 20,000 BC. And look how far we've come since then.

The way bows are crafted and the way bowstrings are made has changed dramatically. It's not like it used to be where you made your own bowstring, and if you broke it, you made one again.

You now have a ton of options to choose from. And perhaps the multiplicity of choice makes it harder.

So as an archer how do you choose the right replacement bowstring?

Deer season is here!! Are you ready? Yes, I know, most of you are probably wondering what crazy pills I took to think today was September. But in reality, California’s deer season is open and bucks are hitting the dirt!! With

Full capture containment cage . The Pro-V keeps your arrow where you want it. As long as it’s in the containment cage, the launcher arm will pick up and self-center it every time. Free floating

Do you use a limb driven arrow rest or a cable rest? Bowhunter Magazine Editor, Curt Wells talks about the advantage of a limb driven rest and how it can help you on your next hunt. Posted by  Bowhunter Magazine  on Wednesday,

Let’s face it, Limb Driven is “different”. People are often times scared of change, and, especially in the archery industry, hesitant to try something they haven’t seen before. When the first limb driver was introduced by Vapor Trail over a

Vapor Trail partnered up with Gus Congemi of Live the Wild Life TV because we know that he truly believes in our products.  Head over to the Live the Wild Life TV web page and check him out!   www.livethewildlifetv.com Also

Traditionally it seems most people want the “fastest dropping” arrow rest for the reason of getting it out of the way before the fletching gets to the rests…..this is obviously important, but the “fastest drop” isn’t always the best. Think about

Our VTX Bowstring Material is the best, most stable material in the industry. Vaportrail’s own proprietary blend of bowstring fibers Not available to anyone else Very stable in changing weather environments (wet to dry, hot to cold,

The Limbdriver Pro-V is the ultimate full-capture fall-away rest designed specifically with the bowhunter in mind. Featuring a free floating, fully adjustable spring-tension arm, the Pro-V offers incredible ease in setup and tuning,