Las Cruces Inventor Targets Archery Portability with Split Bow Concept

The invention addresses the physical constraints often faced by archers when moving full-sized equipment to the field or the range. By rethinking the bow structure, the design allows for a more compact form factor, significantly reducing the setup time required before a shooter can take their first shot. The developer emphasizes that the primary goal is to provide a user-friendly experience that removes the technical barriers currently hindering casual and serious archery enthusiasts alike.

Currently, the concept is being represented by InventHelp, a Pittsburgh-based firm that assists independent creators in navigating the path to commercialization. The invention is now open for licensing or acquisition by manufacturers interested in expanding their archery product lines. Parties interested in the technical specifications or potential partnership opportunities may contact Alec Gray at (575) 202-8052 or visit the project’s dedicated website at splitbowarcheryconcept.com.