October Mountain Kickstand Pro

A bow laid in the dirt is a bow being worn down. Archers who respect their gear keep it standing.

The ground is where cams pick up grit and strings pick up moisture, and most bows end up there between shots.

Stands on Its Own: The kickstand holds your bow up off the ground. Cams and strings stay out of the mud and gravel.

Built for Parallel Limbs: It is designed for compound bows with parallel and beyond parallel limbs. The universal fit covers the bow you shoot now and the next one.

Rubber Overmold: The rubber overmold protects the limb where the stand attaches. It also gives a better grip on the bow, so the stand stays put.

Between Shots: You shoot your group, set the bow down on its stand, and walk to pull arrows. It is standing there when you get back.

Pink That Stands Out: The pink color marks the bow as yours. It is easy to spot on a crowded shooting line.

Keep your bow off the ground, or accept what the ground does to it.