“Oh darn,” you mutter realizing you need to find a perfect gift for Uncle Ray, Cousin Jane, or even your son, daughter, significant other, or sibling. Archery equipment can be confusing – High Altitude Archery has your back. Check out our list below for gift ideas in a variety of price ranges.
1. Easton FMJ Arrows
Easton FMJ Arrows represent a gold standard of quality and performance. These arrows are composite, with a carbon interior and an aluminium jacket, combining the benefits of both materials. You’ll also find these arrows to be on the heavier side, which is great for increased kinetic energies. The smooth aluminium also helps reduce interference from cross winds.
Don’t forget to add feathers or vanes and points to your order to make a complete gift! Get those arrows set up with our premium arrow setup service for an extra special surprise.
3 arrows: about $40
2. Avalon Bow Case
Many archers don’t have a nice case to store their equipment. Gift your favorite archer an excellent soft case from Avalon, suitable for recurve or compound bows.
Avalon Archery Classic Recurve Backpack: about $70
Avalon Archery Classic Compound Soft Case: About $66
3. Avalon TecX Quiver
Avalon TecX Field Quiver: about $38
4. Bee Stinger Stabilizer
Bee Stinger Micro Hex Target Stabilizer: $75-250
5. Limbsaver Vibration Dampeners
Limbsavers make a great stocking stuffer gift. These small accessories manage hand fatigue by reducing vibrations at the end of the shot. Excellent for compound or recurve archers.
Limbsaver Broadband Dampeners (solid limb): about $19
6. Hamskea Hunter Versa Rest Microtune
Is your favorite archer using an old bristle rest? Gift a Hamskea Hybrid drop-away arrow rest and help them get back the accuracy that’s been lost. This rest is great for hunters or target archers using compound bows.
Microtune Versa Rest: about $170
7. Morrell Yellow Jacket 3 Target
Morrell Yellow Jacket 3 Target: $49
8. Private Lessons
Maybe your archer is looking to increase their skill. You could also turn archery into a bonding experience for friends or relatives by scheduling a lesson for 2. Take a lesson with our USA Archery certified coaches, and you will learn something. Or, just get a voucher to offset the cost of a class or lesson.
Private Lessons: $60/hr (1) or $80/hr (2)
Vouchers for lessons or classes: any amount
Note: does not include equipment rental or range access fees (+$20/person).
9. Scott Talon Finger Release
Scott Talon Finger Release: $110
10. TightSpot Hunting Quiver
Hunting quivers can cause additional torque to the bow by putting weight out to the side. TightSpot quivers reduce the effect by keeping the quiver close to the bow. This helps cancel torque effects, lowering inaccuracy and fatigue.
TightSpot Hunting Quiver: about $145
11. Bonus Gift Idea: Custom String
Any archer can benefit from a new string. Let our master string builders create for you a string to your specifications that you can gift. Great gift for compound or recurve archers.
Recurve String: $45
Compound String & Cable Set: $150