At what height should archers be measured for arrow length before shooting?

Measuring archers for arrow length based on their height ensures that each archer uses arrows that are appropriately sized for their draw length, which is pivotal for safety and performance. For archers who are 6 feet or taller, they typically have a longer wingspan and draw length, which necessitates using longer arrows to ensure they can shoot effectively and accurately. Using arrows that are too short can be dangerous, as they may result in injury or poor shooting form.

In the other categories, archers below 5 feet or those in the 5 to 6-foot range often require shorter arrows. Relying on height as a guide for arrow length accounts for an archer's physical proportions and allows instructors to provide safer and more effective equipment recommendations. This consideration ensures that all archers, regardless of their height, can shoot safely and with optimal technique.