What is the actual length of the KESHES Dacron Bow String?

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Hey! So, the KESHES Dacron Bow String you're asking about, specifically the AMO 66 model, is actually 62 inches long. It's meant for bows with a draw weight of up to 65 pounds, as laid out by the manufacturer. Getting the right string for your bow is key to keeping things working smoothly and making your bow last longer.

The string is made from B-55 Dacron material, which is a step up from the traditional B-50 Dacron. It lasts longer because it stretches more, which helps prevent 'creep'—that's when the string permanently stretches and starts messing with your accuracy over time. KESHES seems pretty confident that this B-55 Dacron string holds its length better, so your shooting performance stays stable.

From what we found, a lot of folks who have used this string really like it. They often highlight its quality and how well it fits and performs on both older and traditional bows. It's tough too, even with a lot of use.

Plus, it comes with brass nocks, which makes setting it up and shooting accurately a bit easier.

If your bow's draw weight matches up with what this string can handle, and you're looking for something durable that won't give you any trouble over time, this could be a solid option for a replacement string.