Mechanical Release, aid equipment:
A mechanical release aid is a tool used by archers to improve accuracy and consistency. It works by mechanically releasing the bowstring, which eliminates the need for the archer to use their fingers to pull back the string. This means that the archer can focus solely on aiming the bow, leading to a more stable and accurate shot. Mechanical release aids come in a variety of styles and designs, including wrist straps, handheld devices, and back tension releases.

Finger Tab / Synthetic patch:
A finger tab/synthetic patch is a piece of equipment that is worn on the fingers of an archer's drawing hand. It is designed to protect the fingers from the pressure of the bowstring and to provide a smoother release. Finger tabs are typically made of leather, and some models may have additional padding or finger separators. Using a finger tab can improve accuracy and consistency by allowing for a cleaner release, as well as preventing calluses and other finger injuries.

Thumb Ring:
A thumb ring is a specialized tool used by archers who employ a thumb draw technique. It is worn on the thumb of the archer's drawing hand and is used to protect the thumb from the pressure of the bowstring. Thumb rings can be made from a variety of materials, including metal, leather, and plastic, and come in a range of sizes and styles. Using a thumb ring can improve accuracy and consistency by allowing for a smoother release and reducing finger fatigue. However, it does require a specific shooting technique and may not be suitable for all archers.