Sling On Crossbow Sling Accessory

Hey guys, Jeff here with Crossbow Nation. Now in today's Crossbow Nation gear review, I'm going to show you a product that you attach to the common rifle sling that's going to prevent your bow and sling from wanting to roll down off of your shoulder while you're walking to and from your hunting location. The product's called Sling-On. And what it is, it's an elastic strap that mounts just below and just above the shoulder pad on your rifle sling. And the way it works is, there's a quick disconnect that allows you to break it into two pieces. You pull the upper half around the back of your shoulder, reconnect it, and that's it. It puts enough tension on your sling so that now you have both hands free if you need to carry something into the woods or you're just tired of repositioning your sling every ten feet when you're walking. And because we all know crossbows are front-heavy, and when you turn them vertical, like they hang when you're using a rifle sling, they have a tendency of wanting to roll off your shoulder. Well, with the Sling-On, that's not going to happen anymore. So let me show you just how easy it is to install on a sling that you probably already have. The Sling-On comes fully assembled once you remove it from the package. For our application, we will remove the factory-installed ball and then slide the looped end of the Sling-On through the swivel. Next, we slide the entire Sling-On through the looped end. Work the entire Sling-On through the looped end until you can cinch it tight against the sling swivel. Next, separate the lower half of the Sling-On from the upper half using the quick disconnect. Install the lower part of the Sling-On by wrapping it around the strap of your sling and pushing the quick disconnect end through the looped end and cinch tight. Connect the upper and lower half of the Sling-On by snapping the quick disconnect together. Then adjust the tension of the Sling-On with the slider so that it lays firmly against your shoulder pad. The Sling-On is now installed and ready to use. Well as you just saw, to install a Sling-On on one of your existing rifle slings only really takes about a minute and it's easy to do. And it's really one of those products that until you use it for the first time, you don't realize what you've been missing. But when you do put one on your bow sling, you're going to wonder how you made it this far without owning one. And if you would like to purchase one, I'll include the link to the website where you can buy these at the end of the video. They only run about $12 a piece and you might have a few bucks in shipping to get it to your door. So check it out, it's called the Sling-On and it's made by treeapron.com. Well that's it for today's segment of the Crossbow Nation Gear Review. If you enjoyed this video and you want to watch other video reviews on crossbows and crossbow accessories, check out the Crossbow Nation website at crossbownation.com and join the Crossbow Nation today.