Mongolian Thumb Ring – Brass & Leather Combination, from approx. 40 lb

Mongolian Thumb Ring – Brass & Leather Combination is a firmer thumb protector designed for thumb draw archery.

The construction combines brass and leather and is intended primarily for archers using bows from approximately 40 lb according to the supplied product information.

Weight: 24.7 g
Overall size: 32 × 38 mm / approx. 1.26 × 1.50″.

For thumb draw

The ring creates a firmer contact surface between the thumb and bowstring and helps reduce direct string pressure on the skin.

Brass + leather

Confirmed materials:

brass + leather

The exact construction and position of the leather component are not specified.

Recommended from approx. 40 lb

The supplied information describes the product as suitable mainly for bows from approximately 40 lb.

No maximum recommended draw weight is specified.

Overall size

32 × 38 mm

This is the overall product size and is not confirmed as the internal thumb opening.

Colour options

  • Black
  • Red
  • Blue
  • Yellow

Technical specifications

Product type: archery thumb ring
Style: Mongolian / Asian
Material: brass + leather
Weight: 24.7 g
Overall dimensions: 32 × 38 mm
Imperial dimensions: approx. 1.26 × 1.50″
Colours: Black / Red / Blue / Yellow
Main technique: thumb draw
Recommended use: from approx. 40 lb
Maximum recommended bow weight: not specified
Internal thumb opening: not specified
Size S/M/L: not specified
Right / left hand: not specified
Exact leather type: not specified
Exact brass alloy: not specified
Manufacturer: not specified
Country of origin: not specified
Seller: Vlčí patroni
Expert advice: Erenhill Archery School

Choose a variant:

296.00 Kč

Mongolian Thumb Ring for Thumb Draw

The Mongolian Thumb Ring is a firmer archery thumb protector designed for shooters using the thumb draw technique.

It combines brass and leather and, according to the supplied product information, is aimed primarily at archers using bows from approximately 40 lb.

What is a thumb ring?

A thumb ring is used when the bowstring is held primarily by the thumb.

It creates a firmer contact surface between the string and the thumb and helps reduce direct pressure on the skin.

It is different from a soft leather thumb glove and from Mediterranean three-finger release equipment.

Brass and leather construction

The product combines:

  • brass,
  • leather.

The brass creates a firmer system, while leather forms another part of the construction.

The exact leather type, thickness and structural placement are not specified.

Recommended from approx. 40 lb

The product information describes this ring as especially suitable for bows from approximately 40 lb.

This does not mean there is no upper limit.

No maximum recommended bow weight has been provided.

Actual thumb loading also depends on draw length and shooting technique.

32 × 38 mm overall size

The stated dimensions are:

32 × 38 mm

This value describes the overall product size.

It is not confirmed as the internal opening for the thumb, so it cannot be used on its own to determine whether the ring will fit a particular archer.

Correct fit matters

A thumb ring should sit securely without uncontrolled rotation or excessive pressure.

A ring that is too loose may shift during the draw.

A ring that is too tight may cause discomfort or restrict circulation.

Sharp pain, numbness or strong tingling should never be ignored.

Weight

The confirmed product weight is:

24.7 g

This affects the feel of the ring on the hand but does not by itself determine durability or strength.

Mongolian style

The term Mongolian describes the style of the thumb ring.

There is no documented historical reference confirming it as an exact replica of a specific Mongolian artefact.

Traditional Asian archery

Thumb rings can be used with many traditional and Asian-style bows when the archer uses thumb draw.

The bow's name alone does not determine compatibility.

Technique is the key factor.

Horseback archery

Thumb draw is used in many horse-archery systems.

A firmer thumb ring may be useful during repeated draws and dynamic shooting.

A new ring should first be tested during controlled ground practice.

Speed archery

The ring can also be used in selected speed-shooting techniques.

It should remain stable on the thumb and must not interfere with repeated arrow handling.

Care

Wipe the brass section dry after training.

Brass may gradually develop patina or become dull, which does not automatically indicate functional damage.

Protect the leather section from prolonged moisture, excessive heat and aggressive chemicals.

Erenhill Archery School

Erenhill Archery School can help with thumb-draw technique, transitioning from a leather glove to a solid thumb ring and selecting suitable equipment.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a Mongolian thumb ring?

A thumb protector designed for thumb-draw archery.

What is it made from?

Brass and leather.

How much does it weigh?

24.7 g.

What are the dimensions?

32 × 38 mm overall.

Is 32 × 38 mm the internal thumb opening?

No. That is not confirmed.

What bow weight is it intended for?

Mainly from approximately 40 lb according to the supplied information.

What is the maximum bow weight?

Not specified.

Is it suitable for horseback archery?

Yes, for systems using thumb draw.

Can it be used for speed archery?

Yes, in suitable thumb-draw techniques.

Is it a historical replica?

That is not confirmed.

Is it right- or left-handed?

The supplied information does not specify this.

How do I know whether it will fit?

The internal opening needs to match the individual thumb, and that measurement is currently not provided.

Final Summary

Mongolian Thumb Ring – Brass & Leather Combination is a firmer thumb-draw protector combining brass and leather.

Confirmed specifications include:

  • 24.7 g weight
  • 32 × 38 mm overall size
  • use mainly from approx. 40 lb
  • thumb-draw design
  • Mongolian / Asian style

It is suitable for corresponding traditional, Asian, horseback and dynamic archery techniques. Correct fit is essential, and the stated 32 × 38 mm dimensions should not be interpreted as the internal thumb-opening size.