Compound Bow Archery for Youth and Beginner, Right Handed,19”-28” Draw Length,15-29 Lbs Draw Weight, 260 fps

My son loves the bow but he shot it for 1 day against plywood and all but 2 arrow nocks broke off. I would recommend this bow but expect to get new, better arrows

My daughter loves it! She does archery and it works great for her!

So for the money you can't beat it. You get a fully adjustable bow great for someone just getting started, plus a sight, arrow rest, quiver, and 12 arrows. The arrows by themselves would be about $30, so great package for the price. However, if you are like me and know next to nothing about setting up a bow (this is for me to get started after all) then you are going to need to do some research and make sure you fully understand all the parts. The manual is tiny and the pictures are so small it is nearly impossible to see what they are showing. And in the first step it talks about setting the draw strength and needing to adjust a draw stop peg. Well as it turned out mine was not adjusted to the right stopping point and it was actually on the wrong cam. It is supposed to be on the top, which it actually shows i nteh manual, but they installed mine on the bottom where it actually can not even touch the string so it absolutely has to be at the top to function. So that took me an hour to figure out what it was, what it did, and do they really only need to be on one end? Answers, it is a tiny little peg screwed into the cam at a specific point to ensure your draw length is set to the appropriate distance for your set poundage. And yes some bows only have it on one cam. So then I had the fun of putting my arrow rest on incorrectly again due to the pictures being too small and the instructions not very clear. I then put the sight on wrong as well basically in both cases attaching the mounts to the inside (where your hand goes) and not on the outside of the bow. Luckily I got the quiver right the first time. So all that aside I took it outside and shot a few arrows and it is quite consistent, I need to work on my own accuracy, but I was seeing improvement with each shot. So definitely worth the money, but you may need some help setting it up if you are new to compound bows.

The string sometimes pops off and takes a lot of strength to put back on and the sightings very off. Warning though it DOES NOT come with everything in the picture. Otherwise great for beginners and very easy to use.

This kit is awesome, I would definitely buy again without reservation. I bought it for my 11 year old son, however it is good enough that I can use it as well. Easy to set up, easy to sight in, and seems to be very accurate.This was my son’s favorite gift at his birthday!The fit and finish seems excellent, very easy to adjust the draw length and draw weight. This is the first bow I have ever set up and found it to be very simple.

Easy to adjust and shoot. Works very well with sturdier than expected construction. Adjustments allow for shooter to grow with the bow until they have become proficient. A good affordable bow for beginners.

Not bad, took a little to get the settings right. Draw weight is a bit lighter than the cam settings say. Plastic-y. Struggling to get it sighted in reliably (still).With that said, my little guy still shoots the snot out of it. Was hoping for a little more draw weight, and what should have been enough for a few years. Seems like the actual weight is about 65% of the setting.Comes with a decent amount of accessories, and if I were to buy those separately the bow would have been free. Once he outgrows it, we’ll either give it to another kid, or use it as a hammer, jury is out on that.TLDR; Great for kids, great for the wallet, but don’t expect crazy longevity out of it. So far so good, but I worry a strong mouse fart will cause something to go awry.

Draw back when draw length is shortened draw weight drops.Once deaw length was short enough the wieghtvwas no higher than the bow we already had.Slightly misadvertised on draw wieght.