Ray Howel and the "Free Flight" Bow Release

SIZES AVAILABLE
X SMALL - SMALL - MEDIUM - LARGE - X LARGE

Because of the many differences in hand thickness, hand length and wrist diameter their are no given dimensions that that can be used. "When ordering a FREE FLIGHT get the same size you would use if you were purchasing a regular pair of gloves". This may sound a bit unorthodox but it has worked very well for over twenty five years. If you think your hand borders between sizes go with the smaller size as you want a tight fit. Most archers in cold weather buy an extra glove one size up to accomodate wearing a thick glove. A jersey type glove does not need a larger size. The mechanism comes off easily using a 3/32 allen wrench.
If you think you have an "extra large" hand 99% of the time you will still need a size "LARGE". The X-LARGE is very large and is usually used on a large hand over a thick cold weather glove. If your hand is "unusually" large the X-LARGE is for you.
Most of us can look at our hand and say what size it is without thinking about it. Common sense prevails and a little comparison to another persons hand may help you to decide. If you are not quit sure try on different size gloves that you might have at home. If it is loose you need a size smaller and if it is tight you need a size larger. Keep in mind that each size is adjustable to fit over and under each size.

X-SMALL - Childs hand usually through ten years. If the Childs hand is at all above average for the age go to size Small. These gloves are for a very small hand.

SMALL - Normally fits a ladies hand or a juveniles hand that is still growing.

MEDIUM - Average to small mans hand or large ladies hand. If you think your hand is smaller than an average mans hand and a bit thin you still need a Medium not a Small.

LARGE - Large to extra large mans hand or medium sized hand over a thick glove.

X-LARGE - Very large hand or to be used over a thick cold weather glove on a large hand.

Already have a Free Flight and need to know what size it is? Find the small tabs on your glove that go ahead of the slot that attaches the mechanism to the glove. One on top and one underneath behind the trigger. If the tabs are round and the same size it is a medium. If the top one is larger than the bottom tab and they both come to a point, it is a size large. The following dimensions are for new gloves layed out flat. Notice the length of the medium and large are close to the same. Refer to the tab description above if your glove is well used and stretched.

X Small-8" Small-9" Med-9.75" Large-10" X Large-12.75"