It depends where you get tagged is probably the short answer. Gentleman, you know what we're talking about... The impact of arrows is similar to that of a boxing glove. It's cushioned and makes more of a noise than anything else. A shot from very close range [...]
All our equipment is custom designed to work safely together. Therefore, only Archery Attack equipment can be used.
Across Australia we have a variety of bows available for use, they can physically be lighter or vary in strength, we have had children as young as 4 use our bows right through to adults of any age. It's important to reach out to your local operator [...]
Not at all, we use the same bows for left or right handed players and you get a chance to get used to the equipment with some (non-human!) target practice at the start of every session.
Most definitely, we are currently hosting recurring activities at hundreds of schools, our equipment varies in strength depending on the age group, our arrows have successfully been tested to be safe for operation without face masks; however, as an added precaution face masks are required.