Archery Review: Sugakji Korean Thumb Ring by Custom Thumb Ring
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Needs a few shots, but once you get used to this ring, you will love it!
Thank you Custom Thumb Ring Archery for making this ring
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Armin Hirmer
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Lija LJA 1915
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Wrong tehnik and wrong bow must shoot with korean bow
You must learn from korean archers
Hi Armin, thanks for the video.
Might i suggest using a bow that draws farther back, as you would using a korean bow. Youre drawing 3-4 inches less than you should, i think that will change how the ring feels!
It is even more useful when shooting powerful bows.
To fix the arrow, the releasing wrist should twist slightly. > That's a trick.
But it is not an item for horseback riding. :)
I’ll have to check it out looks like it would be good with high poundage bows
if you have a 3d printer, there is a Sugakji ring on thingiverse (just to test before buying this BEAUTY) i love to shoot this rings! sometimes i shoot my hungarian ring till my thumb hurts, then i switch to the sugakji
What material its made off
I recommend you to try Peon Jeon or Aegisal(baby arrow) with Tong ah.
My segye bow from alibow isnt here yet either. I just had my second back surgery yesterday so I'm down for 6 weeks minimum. So Armin keep those videos coming. Its about the only way i can get my archery fix. :)
I do my best, but when I dont get my bows what can I do. Just received notice, that one bow from Indonesia is now seized because the bowyer used "indian rosewood"... he built the bow from scrap wood...
Its clearly adding a lag to the release, dragging the string even after you have released it
I could see where using the middle finger would be easier. I've never tried a thumb ring before. I'll have to try that
Thanks for the great review! I personally think these are the most comfortable ring we offer, just so much area across which the force is distributed. Definitely takes some getting used to though.
It is worth noting we tweaked the size of these to work with a tapered leather tab or wedge and that is "built in" so anyone who orders one doesn't need to request a different size to accommodate leather.
Is there any noticeable loss of velocity with the ring? Seems like that big tongue would have a lot of drag on the string.
I did not feel anything. Maybe I will do a comparison :)
Ya thaght's right I'm Attacking all your Old Video's tonight. Just like You, I have Over worked Both Shoulders, my Back, Right Thumb, My Right Pointer finger at the First knuckle in the hand, where I twist the String/Arrow, & my left thumb 30 min ago was Superglued to a scrap of Leather making Thumb Ring. The Glue thing just sent me over the Edge. Looking for a nice fitted, Comfortable thumb ring, So I'm open to any Suggestions I can Get. No worry about something not working out. Because It's all Hit and Miss at this Stage. So Fire Away. The 2 Bow's I have are the Qinghai 40 lbs @ 28" & 52 lbs @ 33" / The Segye 45 lbs at full
So I've been looking into Custom Thumb Ring Archery, and was wondering if it's worth it to buy their thumb ring sizer, or if using calipers is enough? I had already used calipers for one of my Vermil rings, and it fits pretty well after sanding to a proper fit for me. Also, I can't remember if you reviewed this company's Manchu thumb ring, or if it was Vermil's, but would you say it is particularly helpful for a Manchu style draw, or is any thumb ring good enough?
Additionally, have you ever strained/sprained your thumb? I had done so while moving back home, and was wondering how I should be taking care of it beyond a compression bandage and ice packs?
Vellikos their sizer is quite good, but when your take your size proper it works without. The Manchu ring for me only makes sense when you draw more then 34” as your hand will go beyond your face. But that’s me
Some people don't own calipers, or don't really know how much force to use when measuring. The ring sizer is great for those people, because it takes the guesswork out. If you're confident you can use calipers though, go for it.
The lever itself should imitate the shape of a thumb for maximum result. There should be an offset angle to accommodate the different length of index, and middle finger joints for a straight pull. That's why it feels uneven when you put both fingers on, and you felt better with just middle finger on it. You can make adjustments to anything, but the goal should be to make it as close as possible to your female thumb ring, or bare finger so you wouldn't have to make big adjustments going back and forth. You can achieve the desired angle either by adjusting your ring, or by making a ring with an offset built on it.
My brass thumb ring wasn't comfortable for prolonged use at 45# plus bows so after watching your new ring I had a go and made my own out of wood and a leather tightening strap...😃 Unbelievably comfortable and crisp release. Thank you 🙏
Awesome! Planning to create one myself, also.
Thank you Armin for your nice video. I got one last year and I had no clue how to use it ... I tried a few times in different ways and it just flied off my finger or it interfered with the string. Now I would like to practice with it again and this video helps a lot. I think this is the only video available that explains how to use this particular type of thumb ring, in English.
cool ring 👍
i am a thumb ring user but my thumb ring has different shape.
may be i would try this shape of thumb ring in the future.
This type of ring can make you understand and correct the proper position of the forearm when you draw, at least for me. If you rotate the forearm and/or wrist even a little bit it punishes you ;)
That seems like a powerful aid :-), awaiting the Ali Bow Korean bow review :-)
Ok I definitely want one of these bad
Is that the Living Arrow asymmetrical bow you’re using?
Guess you really like it then
this one is a turkish bow from Szimeister
Hello Armin :) thanks for all the god info you provide ! I am from Norway, and have just started my archery life 🏹 where can i get a reasonebly priced takedown bow, about 35 pound ?
a normal takedown recurve. Mohican from Bearpaw is 200 Euro, the Mohawk at bit more expensive but good too. Or do you talk about a takedown horsebow?
It certainly is interesting. Does it make the string feel slippery when you draw Armin?
feels solid safe
How long is the lip/bulge/"male part" of the ring?
when I find it, I will check. I guess roughly an inch
@@ArminHirmer thx sir
There is a post on TH-cam with how to use them, it has a clip of traditional ones carved out of wood, all shapes and sizes. I found that a sharpish ridge for the string to slide along cuts down on the friction of release and a steep slant to the end cuts down on the lag of release. Setting it a nocks width below your arrow means it doesn't even touch the arrow either 👍, an hour's whittling on a piece of hardwood and I'm amazed by the result. You got to make one , it's more personal and traditional (watch your fingers with the knife though ) 🤷🏻♂️
Does the ring feel secure and not wanting to slip out when you are drawing a bow, without having to clinch with your thumb?
I have one also, yes it feels secure and if properly fitted will not slip. Like Armin says, you can use a leather strip to help with a tighter fit.
I love the male style ring except that it chokes my thumb pretty badly. For now I use a short piece of hand wrap to loop around the ring and make a improvised wrist strap. Do you not feel like your thumb's getting choked?
Greetings. I generally got some problems when shooting with "solid" thumb rings, indeed, when I shoot lots of arrows it becomes painful with powerful bows han bows (60 - 80 and 100 LBS). That's why I prefer to use a leather thumb ring, this way, I can shoot 100 - 200 arrows a day with that poundages and with (almost) not pain at the end. So, my question is : Do you think this kind of Korean thumb ring can be useful to practice on high poundage bow without pain ? Thank you by advance for responding !
First Person Traditional Archery like with every thumb ring your should start with a low poundage, so your thumb will get used to it. When the ring fits good it is no problem
Thank you for your response, maybe I will give it a try when my thumb will be eventually used to it.
First Person Traditional Archery
Limep
this thumb ring was originally intended for bows of 60lb+.
Thanks for posting, Armin! Relating to other traditional archery devices, do you find that the 'proper' thumbrings make speed shoothing a bit more challenging? I notice that when you do thumb release you usually go barehanded.
one can get used to everything, I prefer bare thumb for faster shooting :)
Yes you're right, one can adapt to pretty much anything, lol. I just ordered a ring sizer from Custom Thumb Rings. Next purchase is going to be either that Korean bow you just showed or the fiberglass Tartar bow. Can't wait to get into traditional archery :D >>>>--------------->
have fun
Vielen Dank. Ich werde Spaß haben, ich bin sicher.
Hi in my country live lot of amazing bowyers maybe you could try their bows in the future. Think about that i can give you information
Hi Sebastian. You can tell them and if they like, they can send a bow and I will test :) thanks for watching
facebook.com/styrczulaarcheryworkshop/
facebook.com/nawalnylongbows/
facebook.com/Longbow-Archery-Workshop-151148492079784/ third of them maybe will have problem with sending, but you must ask three of them if they say yes please make video
I can't call them unfortnely
which country are you? do they have email? website?
I think you should write they will have more trust if you write personally
Cool, always fascinating what different tools other cultures use for archery :)