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</html><thumbnail_url>https://sacredarchery.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/KepaziBow-2-600x800.jpg</thumbnail_url><thumbnail_width>600</thumbnail_width><thumbnail_height>800</thumbnail_height><description>A Kepaze Trainer, which is a traditional wooden bow training tool. This device is essentially a lightweight &#x201C;dummy bow&#x201D; used to practice the motions of drawing without actually shooting an arrow. Ottoman archers used Kepaze bows to build muscle memory. It&#x2019;s great for archers who want to improve form, strength, or rehabilitate without the strain of a full bow. Specifications Material: Wood (hardwood) frame shaped like a bow handle with short limbs, plus rubber resistance bands (2 installed) to simulate draw weight.  Dimensions: ~30&#x2033; tip to tip.  Resistance: Approximately 20&#x2013;25# of pull with both rubber bands (can remove one band to reduce resistance for beginners). Features: The trainer can be drawn back to anchor repeatedly; no arrow necessary. It&#x2019;s sturdy and can be dry-fired (since it&#x2019;s just bands). Comes with instructions on traditional form drills. Variations/Options None &#x2013; standard trainer tool. (One could add or remove resistance bands to adjust difficulty, but that&#x2019;s not a store option, just a use-case).</description></oembed>
