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Question: Is this bow appropriate for a 12 year old?
Document: The bow and arrow set is intense. Hard to pull back for a 12 year old. It will be great once she figures out how to use it. Probably needed an instruction booklet on how to use it.
The product arrived scraped up, but I thought, no problem, it's for a kid, it will happen anyway.Get it out of the package and grab my gf's son so he can test it...and no. The 25lb draw is WAY to much for an 11 year old kid. This is NOT a good starter bow for children and more appropriate for grown adults with a small build.
I was really impressed with this, I highly recommend it as a starter bow. As others have said, 25 lbs draw will be too much for many kids and teens, my 12 year old daughter can do it with great effort, but the more she does it the easier it will be. I bought it for her, but I think I like to shoot it as much as she does.Buy real arrows, 26" or longer. The cheap arrows are the weak point of this set.
I purchased this for my 10 year old daughter. She is unable to pull the string back at this time. That being said, please do not expect this bow to be appropriate for a young child. My daughter is not super strong or super weak. Just know this is a possible issue. Also, the bow set does not come with an arm guard. You will also need to purchase additional arrows. The two are not enough. Overall, it is a good starter bow.
I got this for my 12 year-old-daughter. The protectors are plastic with cheapo elastic and it only comes with a couple of arrows.My daughter loves it, though! The compound bow is nice because when you pull back, you reach a point where the tension decreases rather than increases which makes this safer for a child to use(helps avoid accidental misfires).Has held up to quite a bit of use and abuse. You'll likely want to buy an extra package of arrows.
Bought this for my 12 year old daughter who wanted a bow.Got this one based on her theoretical draw length and it seemed that the draw weight would be ok.The draw length ended up physically working out to being a bit long for her, which would have been a problem, except that the draw weight is much heavier then it was supposed to be and she cannot draw it yet.Showed the local archery shop and they thought it seemed awfully stout for it's size and put it on the scale.
This was great for my 12 year old son. He has no issue shooting it. My goal was to get him outdoors more and this helped me accomplish that goal.
I bought a Banshee Jr., a Banshee Quad, and a Lil' Banshee for the grand nephews and niece. The Banshee Jr. wasn't too hard to convert to a left-handed draw, but it required some less-than-safe adaptations of the cable press. As it stands now, the Banshee Quad is fine for the 14-year old nephew, but the 12-year olds struggle a bit with the Quad and the Jr.
Great starter bow. 25 pounds is a little heavy for an 11 year old, especially if shooting for a while.
The tails all broke too easily. Too bad because it was so much fun for my 9 year old to play with. I can not recommend it. You end up with a bow that is useless.
Answer: yes