Pulley system: Compound bows are equipped with a set of pulleys or cams that use mechanical advantages to reduce the force required to draw the bow (called "bow reduction"), making it easier for archers to maintain aim when the bow is fully drawn.
High-strength materials: Compound bows are usually made of aluminum alloy or carbon fiber, which are both light and strong and can withstand large pulling forces and long-term use.
Short bow arm design: Compared with traditional bows, compound bows have shorter bow arms and are more convenient to operate, especially suitable for use in narrow spaces.
Performance characteristics Fast shooting rate: Compound bows save power and can provide faster arrow speeds and straighter trajectory.
High accuracy: Due to the stability of the pulley system, compound bows have less jitter when aiming for a long time, thereby improving shooting accuracy.
