History & Advancements of Archery Stabilizers ⬇️ In Episode 10 of the new #Easton Technical Bulletin video series; Geoff Taylor and George Tekmitchov discuss all things stabilizers. From: the history and progression of stabilizers in archery, to the development of today's modern lightweight, high-strength stabilizers (such as: Easton's Halcyon, Contour, Contour CS & more), and which ones are best suited for various forms of archery 🏹🎯 Watch the full video on the #EastonArchery YouTube channel,

EASTON - 5.0 ARROW BUILD 🏹⬇️ In this video, #Easton Product Engineer Dillon Ponder shows you how to build a half-dozen (6) 250 spine Easton 5.0 arrows. Watch the full video on the #EastonArchery YouTube channel! WATCH NOW: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dO0BNpyMPz4 ARROW BUILD PROCESS: • STEP 1: Cut arrow shafts to size • STEP 2: Prep arrows for inserts • STEP 3: Glue inserts into shafts • STEP 4: Prep arrows for fletching • STEP 5: Glue vanes onto shafts PRODUCTS USED IN THIS VIDEO: • Easton

NEW Easton RX7- The Ultimate Indoor Recurve Arrow Shaft Easton’s exclusive tapered technology allows a bigger line-catcher arrow at lower bow and point weight New for the 2020 indoor season, Easton announces the most accurate, technically advanced indoor arrow shaft ever devised for recurve finger shooters- the all-new RX-7 series. Available in three spine values- 525, 475, and 420- in a 21, 22, and maximum 23 diameter, spanning recurve bow weights from 30-52# and draw lengths from 23 to 32.5” F