GX4 Adaptive Archery

Why don’t we patent our products or want to make a profit? We are asked this all the time.

If you’ve never thought about it…
How much does it cost an able bodied archer to participate in the sport of archery? To just go out and shoot your bow in your backyard you would need the bare basics of a bow, arrows and a target.

For someone with a physical disability, they need the same items plus their adaptive equipment. The adaptive aides to shoot a bow could range from less than $20 for a mouth tab to over $3000 for a custom shoulder release made by a prosthetist or orthotist. (And no, insurance will not cover these items. Grants are available from some nonprofits but many people do not qualify.)

In any hobby or activity that I have participated in as a person with a physical disability it has cost me more, sometimes double what an able body invests to participate.

With this in mind, this is the reason we do not patent our adaptive equipment or profit from it. We want everyone to be able to enjoy the wonderful sport of archery with minimal additional financial burden. We are servants and enjoy giving back to the archery community.

And look at the joy that it brings! Who wouldn’t want to be a part of that?

Contact us if you’d like to make donation to help archers with adaptive equipment. We are a 501c3 nonprofit and donations are tax deductible.