Wrist sling The wrist sling is a sound sling. The archer gets the feeling that the bow is firmly attached to his or her hand because the piece of rope is around the wrist and bow. Now the archer will have less fear of letting the bow go. Sometimes the sling can feel a little bit tight and seems to interfere with the shot. This is usually just a matter of adjusting it a little bit.
Some archers find the hook a bit flimsy and awkward, but it just takes a little time to get used to.
Finger sling The finger sling has the advantage that it gives you the feeling that it practically does not interfere with the shot because of its small dimensions. The bow seems to move more 'freely' in your hand. What can have an influence is fear that the loops will slip from the fingers. There is no need for this when using a well-made sling that fits well. A good sling is made of thin, flexible leather.