Compound Bow Draw Weight 0-70 Lbs for Pull Beginner and Intermediate Archer Fully Adjustable 19.25"-31" with All Accessories, up to IBO 320 fps,Package with Archery Hunting Equipment New 2024

We ordered this bow for my daughters birthday. It seemed good for the price. I know there are good reviews and bad reviews. I knew that this bow would fit her needs fod mainly target shooting. It came just fine and was packeged ok. It was easily set up and adjusted for her draw length and draw poundage. She took it and within a two days of shooting, "robin hooded" an arrow. Sweet! It shoots great and feels good to hold and shoot. The arrows are good quality and the equipment is good enough for what ever you would like to do. All-in-all, it is good enough for what ever you wish to do. Good deal. Very nice in my oppinion.

Purchase this as a gift. My friend loved it! The set up was simple and easy and the kid came with everything he needed to get started. This is perfect for a beginner in this hobby and the thing shoots insanely fast and nice. Great fun for shooting targets And practicing bow skills.

First I do know the power rating of this one is off on its max or minimum or both, I don't remember. Other than that it serves my purpose of getting rid of garden varmits. My wife wanted to learn how to shoot a bow so since I've had some experience shooting a bow I bought this one to teach her with. As long as you take your time dialing it in its actually pretty accurate, I can shoot a groundhog, rabbit, a pepsi can, and one of those tiny little yard flags from 50 ft no problem. I tried to keep it limited to shooting accurate from my kitchen window to the garden so I dialed it in for accuracy at that range so I can't speak of further range accuracy. The arrows aren't that great which was actually perfect since she was just starting, didn't have to worry about losing them or her hitting a tree and ruining one, which she did both. And the screw for the head popped right out so I just got to shrug it off. Downside for some, the sight has a place for a tiny light to illuminate the pin which apparently doesn't come with it, but I didn't need one so not really a downside for me

I purchased 3 of these for Christmas so my wife and I could shoot in the yard with our adult daughter who was visiting for the holidays. These are very nice for a basic beginners bow. There's is minimal screws and assembly before you can actually use it. Very simple to screw on the sights and arrow rests. They are adjustable and we took advantage of that feature. My wife and daughter are both very small. I was able to turn the tension adjustment screws enough so that each bow only required about 30--32lbs of force to pull back. Once the pulleys break-over, the tension required to hold a bow at full draw is only about 12-15lbs. We had no complaints. They're advertised as low cost for beginners and that's exactly why we purchased them. They work great.

For the price point I am a bit disappointed in the quality of the bow and accessories. It however is the only left-handed bow within the price range, so our choices were very limited. The cams are coated in something and the threads for the set screw were not protected during the coating process. This can easily lead to cross threading the screws when adjusting the draw length or improperly seating the screw fully into the threads. If the screws are not fully seated this can affect how the cams operate and may lead to the string coming off the cam and/or lead to injury or damage of the bow. My family owns 3 bows within the price range from 3 different manufactures, being the one who makes the adjustments to all the bows, I can attest to the fact that this is the lowest quality bow out of the three. My teenage daughter who is 5'2" and 120 pounds is the one shooting this bow and it is set at the lower end of the draw weight range so I was surprised that we have not experienced the string coming off of the cams, fingers crossed. Overall it is a decent starter compound bow, and once she gets more comfortable and proficient with shooting I am going to upgrade her to a name brand bow like PSE, Bear, or the Cabela's brand left hand bows and will set this bow up for bow fishing.

Box arrived torn and opened. (I wondered if it had been returned.) Gave to my son this morning for Christmas and after only 2 shots it broke - pieces came off and string broke. I had a very upset 10 year old. Returning tomorrow.

I'm so excited to start my new hobby with this bow kit which includes almost everything a beginner needs and the bow itself is of good status. I'll share my experience on several points. Installation: The one-page user manual is quite limited in helping the installation, but the 2 videos on the product page provide step-by-step guidance with details. I finished the installation in 30 min. Tune up: I know someone chose to take it to a pro shop to tune the bow for safety reason. That's the best choice, but trust me, it's not that hard and you can do it yourself too. There are 3 main parts which needs to be tuned: 1)draw weight 2)draw length 3)3-pin sight. There are tons of instructions and videos online. Spend 30min to watch them and you'll know what to do. The cable of the peep sight might fall off if draw length is increased, super glue could address the issue. Arrows: I've read so many reviews complaining the arrows. Maybe I'm lucky, the arrow I received is of good quality and just like what's advertised. The 31" arrows are of 500 spine, which fits for a draw weight of around 30lbs--a good start for beginners. Check the arrow spine chart to choose appropriate arrows. Most of the fletching is deformed during the shipping, using a hair dryer on high heat mode and blow 10 seconds could restore the shape. To sum up a work flow: installation→measure and tune your draw length→tune and find a preferred draw weight→choose your arrows→find an archery shop→shoot 3 arrows in a set to tune the 3-pin sight→Now the bow is your exclusive one and have fun!

I got this bow as a spare and because I wanted to see what kind of bow $163 dollars would get me... My good bow is a Mathews V3, my wife and kids shoot Diamond and Hoyt, so I've been around a few bows. We're not pros by any stretch, but we shoot a lot - 4H, 3D matches, hunting - we're into archery. So the long and the short of this bow... for the price, it's solid. It set up easy enough, it's built well. Definitely has some cost reducing features that make it different from the aforementioned domestic brands - powder coated cams instead of anodized - the machining isn't super crisp, etc... but it's less than half the price as the next cheapest bow in the family... It was easy enough to set up and the sight that is provided is functional. The peep sight was pre-installed, as was the nock loop, and it wasn't so tight that it couldn't be moved. The string stop is snugged up, but will need to be adjusted after any draw length adjustment as that changes brace height a smidge - no big deal. It comes with all the necessary wrenches to make adjustments. I put around 100 arrows on it last night to set it up for a young man (12 yrs old) that is a friend of the family, and it shot great. For the money...don't spend too much time thinking about it... just go for it and enjoy. I won't trade my V3 anytime soon, but I will definitely not hesitate to grab this bow if I'm headed out to thump stumps with the kids. It is a perfectly functional piece of equipment. Oh, and the quiver...it's super light and mounts TIGHT to the bow...a little thing, but one of my favorite features.