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Limbsaver Arrow Puller With Lanyard

Pull your arrows with ease!

LimbSaver® Arrow Puller molds around and tightly grips any size arrow shaft when squeezed.
Gips any diameter of arrow
Comfortable handle design
Handle grip design makes it comfortable and easy to remove arrows from your target.
Grippy material prevents your hand from slipping.
The included lanyard keeps the Arrow Puller handy.

ASC Tech Team

easton arrow puller Wedge

About the product

Perfect shape for a good fit in your hand.
Proprietary material offers maximum grip on the arrow.
Internal moulding provides extra grip for good wet-weather performance.

Archery Tech Team

easton arrow puller Puck

About the product

Proprietary high-grip compound for maximum arrow grip
Flat puck design for maximum grip leverage

Archery Tech Team

Hamskea Archery Arrow Puller Arojac 2024

About the product

New and Improved design. The AroJac is now smaller, more compact, and lighter weight than the previous design. It now includes TPV gripping jaws and the head pivots to pull arrows angled in targets.
Save your energy for shooting arrows not pulling arrows! This unique device allows you to safely pull any arrow, anytime, anywhere with little effort! The AroJac was designed to pull arrows from stubborn, cold, hard to pull from 3-D targets. However the AroJac will pull arrows out of stiff compressed FITA butts, rubber mats or even trees & wood. It’s perfect for pulling crossbow bolts out of high density foam targets! The AroJac grips the arrow shaft with its self-gripping jaws, while the lever handle is rotated backwards causing the jaws to move away from the target, thus pulling the arrow out of the target with each stroke of the handle. This is a perfect tool for any indoor or outdoor range.
*Easy to pull from new targets or cold 3-D targets.
*Great for kids and women. Now they can safely and easily pull their own arrows.
*The AROJAC eliminates the need to hand twist arrows to break the bond from the target, reducing the stress on carbon arrow shafts.
* Can even pull arrows out of wood. (Please do not intentionally shoot an arrow into a tree, the impact will likely damage the arrow.)
arrows can be damaged in many ways – from hitting other arrows or hard surfaces within a target, to components coming loose in the shooting or in the pulling process.

Archery Tech Team