This design simply missed the mark; not compatibility to the Matthews Triax cams. I had a seamstress modify the sling material with feature that captures the upper and lower cam - otherwise the Triax platform simply falls out of the sling. Adapt, overcome and move on.

Love this! Was super handy when taking the bow for a long walk. Fits Mathews Avail great and is a comfortable sling.

I do love Sitka gear, but this product is a miss. Nice try, there is a need for a quality bow sling, in this pattern especially, but if you love your bow be real careful here. I bought a new $2k Mathews Triax rig and have had it fall out of the sling twice getting into the tree and several times just preparing to walk out in the woods. If you're raising it up in the tree by rope, make sure the rope is tied to the actual bow, not the strap (I did; this is not how it fell out). If you do not take extreme care in cinching down the cam covers it WILL fall out eventually. And if you DO cinch down the cam covers extra tight it can be a PITA trying to loosen up and stash the sling in the dark. Nice try, Sitka, A for effort, but you missed the mark here and for $89 that's a shame.

Super Nice product! I used it for my Halon 32, fits snug with the larger Cams and longer bow. Glad I purchased it.

Quality seemed good, but this doesn't fit the Bowtech Realm X or Insanity CPXL. Really disappointing.

Bought it on a splurge and glad I did. Awesome cover for my bow. Nice to cover sights and fletchings too. Not cheap but still Sitka quality. No regrets but yet to use in the field. If anything changes I’ll write a post. I just absolutely love Sitka gear. Spent my entire life buying average or cheap camo. Tons to get rid of. If I had bought quality for big bucks earlier, I would’ve saved a lot of money. Plus their stuff packs so dang easy. Get it, you won’t regret it.

I own several bow slings and this one is the best of them all by far. The cam covers are well executed, hold very securely to the cams and will not slip off. The material on the cam covers is comprised of several layers, also. The included fletching and sight covers are well thought out as well. One can remove them from their internal pockets to use, and unhook the teather if they want to, which I did on the scope cover but left the fletching cover attached by its long cord. I use a Garmin Xero bow sight on my Carbon Defiant hunting bow, so I used the fletching cover over the sight and the scope cover to cover my 5-arrow Tightspot quiver hood. All in all this is a really nice system, and I will be getting another for my CD34 back up bow. That one has a conventional sight on it, and I am not sure if I will use the covers the same way on it, or as they are intended. It is nice to have a choice and I highly recommend this bow sling. Otherwise I would certainly not be buying a second one.