SimpleShot Pro Tip: Band Error (or the importance of a clean release).

In this video Nathan tells the story of a wild experience at the 2018 World Cup in Italy.

The result? A more firm belief in the importance of the release and the insignificance of small details in the bandset.

Make your own Catchbox. Save ammo and shoot slingshots anywhere.

Watch this video to learn how to make your own catch-box out of household materials. You don’t need anything fancy to make a fully functioning catchbox for slingshots.

You can make a fancy catch-box, but this video will show you how you can:

1. Save ammo,

2. Enable shooting anywhere with a simple catchbox made from a cardboard box!

It’s simple and fun. Now you can save your ammo and shoot wherever you have a rag and a cardboard box!

Snap Ring Pliers

[Yes, we sure made a mistake in the video and called them split ring pliers.]

We get asked sometimes about the pliers we use for stretching tubular rubber for bandsets. Well, here you go. This is super simple but so helpful for the job. Check it out!

Is Theraband Black the same as SImpleShot Black?

The answer is definitely no.

Theraband black is about half the thickness of SimpleShot black. If you shot the same cut of both bands, you’d see a huge difference.

So don’t make the mistake of thinking they are the same. Both are great products, but they are very different!

Latex. It’s what drives slingshots. The slingshot is just the fork that holds the most important piece: the latex.

And not all latex is created equal. There are many kinds of latex out there. Different thicknesses, different resistance to elements, varying colors and dimensions.

Yep, with so many options out there, we’re giving you an overview here of what to look for and what to avoid.