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Question: What age is this appropriate for?  My son is 13 and about 5' 3"
Document: Bought this for my 7yr old son. The draw weight is good for his age. I think he could handle stiffer weight, but good starter. The arrows it came with are cheap wooden arrows. I bought a different set of arrows for him to use. the gloves that came with it are also cheap/crap so he opted not to use it and does bare hand. All in all, happy with the set, for the price.
Great bow... Wish it came with more than 2 arrows...My son is very happy... He can not wait to go practice...
The only good things I can say are that my son doesn't know the difference, and I won't spend more on a bow until he learns to take care of it.
I bought this for my 7 year old son. He was interested in learning to shoot and was looking at the $30 "toy" bows you see at the store. I shot competitive archery in college and just could not stand the look and feel of these toys so I got online and did some searching. I found a bunch in the $100 dollar range that came with absolutely no accessories (not even a string).
Generally, I am very satisfied with this purchase. My daughter is a lean, but tall child capable of drawing this bow with control and is thrilled with her gift. Both my six year-old daughter and seven year-old son also took an interest and while they were capable of a decent draw on the bow, it would take a little 'growing into the bow' to make it worthwhile for them.I have an amateur background in archery, but was disappointed in the directions supplied to assemble the bow.
I compared this bow to MANY other bows when shopping for the kids, primarily ending up deciding between this one and the Martin Archery XR. I chose this one. However, it is NOT an all-metal riser as the description still states (as of 07-31-13). It is a molded plastic or composite material. This is fine, but the description needs to be changed as it is currently falsely advertising this as having a metal riser.
terrible shipping. Cost me over $100 to ship internationally because it was shipped strung - should be mentioned in product decriptionIncredibly weak barely 10lbs - my 10 year old has to lob it to a 10 yard targetthe only thing of good quality was the stringterrible arrow restwould not recommend or buy again
Well it was what I hoped it would be.This is a good starter bow that shoots and feels like the real thing. The metal riser has spots for attaching the sight and arrow rest that come with it AND a spot to attach a stabilizer bar in front. Since the riser is metal, I am assuming that you can even tap in holes for other accessories.
We replaced this toy with 54&#34;, 25# draw recurve for about $100 and now he can put an arrow solidly in his youth target at 10m (working up to greater distances still).
We bought this for our 10 year old and promptly returned it to Amazon after 2 days of practice. At 5m we could not get arrows to stick in our youth target (with either of us shooting his bow). Any further back than 5m and you had to lob the arrow in an arch to even hit a target.
Answer: yes