Arrow Lube

Woody's arrow lube, it's the shizzle!

 

Have tried arrow lubes. Plain old bar soap works the best. It is also the easiest and cleanest way to go. I cut a grove around the edge of a bar of hotel soap and ran a string around it and then taped it up. Cut a hole the size of my arrow in the middle and hook it on my belt where it is handy.

 

Any high viscocity silicon lube, like Woody's, is best. I used to use the soap, and it worked in the warmer weather fine. Woody's is much cleaner and works regardless of temp.

 

Woodys arrow lube is the best. Seams to cost a lot but last at least 2 years of 3-D for me and I shoot a lot.

MO.Hick

 

I have never tried it but have heard that good ole' Armor All does the trick. I think it would, if you have ever used it on a steering wheel how slick it makes your steering wheel. YOu can get it in the little bottle as well and would fit perfect in one of your quiver compartments.

 

woodys for me.....

 

I just use snot....wanna pull my arrows for me? eace:

 

KY massage oil... Don't laugh, it works.

Ron

 

can't help it...still laughed.

 

At least you didn't ask: "Warming or Non-Warming"...:laugh:

Ron

 

Woody's is the BOMB but for the cost I'll stick with a bar of soap.

 

I still use a slick tube.....:rockon:

 

Wasn't there a member here that's sponsored by ky?

 

Another vote for Woody's. It isn't cheap, I think I payed $12 for the little bottle. But, I have gotten almost 2 years out of it.

 

I think there was........................maybe it was the guy with the bear.:censored:

 

I use the woody's and like it a lot, I also heard the scorpion venom is good stuff, and odorless (which woodies is not).

Ben

 

It's only $12 you tightwad! It last a year or more!:doh:

 

Hey I gotta save money where I can.:wave: How ya doin buddy?? Did ya get all moved and settled in???? Gonna have to come down and see you and JC sometime.eace:

 

Yep, moved in and almost unpacked! I have part of my range together, still need to build my other target stand. You'll have to come up and fling a few.