***Attention UNITED KINGDOM Customers***
As of January 01, 2021, the United Kingdom has indicated that any product shipped to the UK must have VAT fees and taxes PREPAID. This means we will have to collect these fees before we can ship your order. This might cause a small processing delay, especially in the first few weeks while we tweak the new system. Eventually, we hope to integrate the fees into the shipping cost during check-out, but currently, that is not an option. We’ll try to send out the payment requests as soon as possible after the order is placed, and assuming it is paid right away, it should ship the same as our typically lead time.
Continuing….
You are buying one of my products. All sales are final unless there is a defect or unresolvable fit issue. Fit issues may require troubleshooting via email, text, phone, llama, etc.
Exchanges are frowned upon. They take up a lot of time and we made this cool new site so you could see what you are going to buy before you purchase. If you really feel so strongly that you can’t live without a different option than the one you have, feel free to state your case. Cases that are accompanied by $20 paypal transfers will receive priority consideration. Cases that are determined to be no fault of Jager Archery Products LLC may be subject to additional charges for postage and restocking fees.
Attention Non-US Customers
Some countries charge fees for the importation of goods. These fees are the responsibility of the customer, and may require payment before your order will be delivered by your local postal service. There is no course by which Jäger Archery Products can pay these fees on our customers’ behalf. It is, therefore, your responsibility to determine if your country will require payment or fees when importing your order. We have no control over whether or not a fee or fees will be charged and we are unable to list a false sales price on the customs declaration form we send with each order.
We would like to keep a list of which countries do charge fees or taxes for imports for the convenience of our customers, if you are aware that your country has such a charge, please email us at Contact Us to inform us so we may update this list. Please see our current list below or in our FAQs
If you are experiencing a delay in delivery of your order, it is often due to this. You should take a printout of your tracking information to your local postal office, to see if the item is being held pending payment of fees/taxes.
Before You Buy a BEST STYLE Grip:
A BEST Style Grip may or may not be the right grip for you. What you need to know about choosing a BEST Style Grip is that it is very different than any stock grip (especially true of the high wrist option). The design is based on the collaborative efforts of John Magera and Coach Lee, shortly after he came to coach the US team. The practical part of the design is that it encourages a specific hand, elbow and shoulder position to promote bone alignment. If you don’t use it as intended, it can make you question it’s purpose. For those who have never seen one before, I fairly often get an email asking if I sent the opposite hand grip. Based purely on comfort, the High BEST Style Grip feels quite nice on the opposite hand. This is only a coincidence, and the easiest way to determine if you have the correct grip for your bow is whether it fits on the bow. A left handed grip won’t fit on a right handed bow and vise versa.
If you want a grip that firmly encourages you into a position that supports this style of shooting, then this is a good option. If you aren’t sure, you may want to try a lower wrist version of this grip, or any of the other options available for sale. They will all enable you to put the pressure at the base of your thumb and execute a good shot.
Countries known to charge import fees/taxes:
United Kingdom: Import tax and postal handling fee. We’ve been told the fees charged are ~ 20% – 25% of the sales price, and will be required to be paid before item will be released from your local postal office.
Netherlands: According to one of our Customers, the import fees/taxes to the Netherlands can range from 28% to 45%, depending on the value of your purchase and the customs clearance costs of the transporter. Package is released on a payment on delivery basis; this is at the door or when you pick it up at their central hub.
Austria: According to one of our Customers the import fees/taxes to Austria is approximately € 16 per grip purchased – I do not know how they calculate the fees – presumably, a percentage, based on price. This is payable upon delivery at the door or when you pick it up at your local hub.