Rope Cocking Aid

[the canuck]

How durable is the rope cocker, should I have a spare just in case?

[Dan/kingfish]

I guess it would depend on abuse/use. The one I have has some minor fraying (fuzzy sections) but it is also five years old and likely been used hundreds of times. Just like a serving I would monitor and replace when needed, I doubt they would break without giving a sign such as loose or broken fibers etc.

[philcv]

You can buy spare cord at any good outdoor/climbing shop

[Cossack]

Lawnmower stater cord.

[the elf]

Get a couple of extras-1 with bow
-1 with vehicle
-1 at camp
-1 on your person somewhere ;when you have bow.
-1 at home
as well as any other extra things you might need.
And-----an extra stringing device with you as well.
And an extra string.

None of this stuff weighs very much and can be a hunt saver.

[8ptbuk]

Lawnmower stater cord. This is what I use also

[jh45gun1]

Parachute cord works great that is what I used on mine when I replaced the rope. Just make sure you get the real parachute cord with the 7 strands of nylon in it not the cheap stuff they call parachute cord with the white single strand center.

[the canuck]

Parachute cord works great that is what I used on mine when I replaced the rope. Just make sure you get the real parachute cord with the 7 strands of nylon in it not the cheap stuff they call parachute cord with the white single strand center.

Thanks for your posts, looks like I will give the parachute cord a try

[chicotrout]

Get a couple of extras-1 with bow
-1 with vehicle
-1 at camp
-1 on your person somewhere ;when you have bow.
-1 at home
as well as any other extra things you might need.
And-----an extra stringing device with you as well.
And an extra string.

None of this stuff weighs very much and can be a hunt saver.

ROFL!!! That's what I do with my bows! I learned the hard way many years ago after I showed up at camp on opening day with all the gear required minus the bow I still cringe when I think about it!