You Can Now Own Your Own Replica Matt Stutzman USA Archery Jersey
Matt Stutzman was born without arms, but hasn't let it stop him from competing with archery on an international level. He competed at the 2012 and 2016 Paralympics, winning a silver medal in 2012.
In 2015, Stutzman shattered a record the day before his 33rd birthday. He shot a 310 yard shot, about six times the distance he normally shoots for the Paralympics. The shot broke the Guinness World Record for Longest Archery Shot, proving just because you were born at a disadvantage doesn't mean you have to live at a disadvantage.
This year, while qualifying for the Paralympics, Matt shattered another record.
Not only qualifying for his third Paralympic Games, he did it while breaking a world record with a 1398/1440 double 50m round (2x72), breaking the record by 20 points.
Now, you can own your own replica of his USA Archery jersey, like you would any other sport.
Simply head over to the official website, select STUTZMAN as the last name you want on the back of the jersey, pick your size, and add it to your cart.
The best part is that proceeds from any jerseys purchased go directly to Matt, so you're helping him out and getting your own
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