New Strings (needed) What to buy, where to source?

[Deucebump]

“During your bow overhaul, if you haven't done so, have you considered replacing cam bearings? They're cheap enough to do, that you might as well. Maybe pull the limbs and clean the pockets and apply a little white lithium grease to the limb pockets.”

I had not thought of that, but good advise. Thanks.

 

[feanor]

Jbk for me. Great quality and customer service.

 

[Skerhunter]

ABB is the easy button.

No matter who you buy them from - you want good CS and warranty! I like to get 2 years out of a set if I can, but I’ve never got more than that. ABB has always sent me free replacements if they show excessive wear prior to warranty ending.

Pro tip - measure them before you put them on!

 

[5MilesBack]

I've tried a lot of aftermarket strings on several different bows, but America's Best have been the ONLY ones that I put on and everything is exactly to my bow spec measurements. They cost more, but they're worth it to me. A few months back they had a 50% off sale on their pre-made string sets, so I picked up a set to have on hand.

 

[htlt_surfboards]

Ive had good luck with GAS ghost strings and also the freakshow.

 

[Hoh Down]

I'd be happy to take care of you. I use only bloodline vec 99 or revelation 99.

www coastalcustombowstrings.com.

Our turnaround times are quick and my strings don't leave the shop unless they are perfect.

 

[wapitibob]

I bought mad goat last time. Every set of gas strings I’ve seen at a tournament had the peep rotated.