Easton Draw Length Indicator

A bow set to the wrong draw length fights you on every shot. Most archers never find out why.

Guessing at your draw length builds a setup around a number that may be wrong, while measuring it builds a setup around you.

Measure At Full Draw: You draw the marked shaft to your anchor and the number is right there to read. It comes from your own form, not a chart.

Half-Inch Marks: The shaft is marked every 1/2 inch from 22 to 34 inches. Close is not the answer you get. You get the number.

Two Jobs, One Tool: It measures draw length and arrow length. You set up the bow and size the arrows from the same reading.

Aluminum Shaft: The aluminum shaft lives in the bow case or the shop drawer. It is ready each time a new bow or a new shooter shows up.

Proof Before You Buy Arrows: A dozen arrows cut to the wrong length is money gone. One measurement first settles the question.

Know your number, then build everything around it.