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Question: i have never used a bow and arrow do think this will be a good traing bow ?
Document: I took my 7 YO out with it last week. He never shot a bow before. This worked and it was a good lesson. However, I think there is something lacking here. Either the arrows were warped or the bow just doesn't have the proper power to propel the arrow. I saw the arrow do some weird flying. Replacement arrows are worth almost as much as the kits. Kind of a let down....
Never draw back your bow till you're ready to shoot at the target. Never point at anyone with the bow drawn back, never draw back in the house, don't play around pointing at others with the bow drawn back, etc.There are some pieces which I haven't used because I don't know how, and there were NO INSTRUCTIONS. I guess we didn't need them anyway but it would've been nice to learn.My last word: I like it!
The boys have used these everyday since we received them and have had no issues with them at all. Good quality for a beginner bow.
I got this for my 6 year old son. Once he was used to pulling the bow back he started having alot of fun with it. 10 yards is about the limit for this bow for any kind of accuracy. So it's a good indoor (down in the basement) type of bow.
it is a good beginner, have fun bow. I think its good for 7 and up. My 6 year old nephew had a harder time pulling it back than my 7 yo nephew.people complain about the accuracy but its to learn. i did fine 30 ft or so.my nephews love it.its a good stepping stone  to start with.
My son is 8. I bought this bow to introduce him to archery. The bow is fairly cheap and uncomplicated. It has worked out great. There are no instructions for installation of the arrow rest (as mentioned) but we do not use the arrow rest. We just use the hand guard, which is how the plastic bows I used as a kid worked. This being a compound bow, it is easy for him to hold back and take his time when shooting.
I was also mislead by the draw weight being 8-13 lbs. The only thing i can think of is that they mean it is 13 lbs to pull back and once the string is pulled back the weight drops to 8 lbs as it is a compound bow.As others reviewed the item has no instructions except how to change the bow from right to left hand. I was able to guess at putting the arrow rest on.
This inexpensive bow is a great first bow. It's a cheap way to get your kid to do something outdoors. It's not a hunting bow or competition bow. The draw is light so most 7 or 8 yr olds can use it, but it will send an arrow a good distance with force. Definitely supervise kids when using this.
Meh. I bought these for christmas last year for my young boys. The size is right, but the bow isn't very good. The arrow shelf is not designed well, and young kids will have trouble keeping the arrow in position to release once they've aimed. Looks like i'll be spending a little more and getting them bows that don't suck.
However, the grip is also very small, and may be uncomfortable for those with large hands. The grip is made of plastic and may be able to be filed or sanded to correct this. Also, the arrow shelf is very small, and beggining shooters may have problems with the arrow falling off of the shelf.The Bottom Line: This is a good first bow for children or beggining shooters who have serious concerns about their draw strength.
Answer: yes