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NEW YEAR NEW GEAR

JANUARY: WHEN ARCHERY GETS SERIOUS

If you're not gearing up specifically for a big indoor tournament, in which case it might be better to put it off for a while, then full kit maintenance is vital; parts wear down and spares get used. Taking stock of your equipment and getting all those niggling jobs done now will make sure you’re ready for the New Year ahead.

More to the point, it's often the point where people seriously think about a big-ticket purchase. Only you can decide if you need a new bow – and let's face it, you're the most important person that needs convincing. We've round up the essential January gear and maintenance list for you right here. Some retailers offer deals right through the month, so it's a good time to look around.

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