Youth Wooden Bow and Arrows with Quiver and Set of 3 Arrows

I was going to return this because it came super late. But after I received it and took a look at it, I decided to give it to her great gift ideal deal for kids. She loves it. Perfect size for ages 4-7. I think

This was perfect with my Robin Hood Halloween costume. It looks authentic enough for costume use without being a dangerous item in any way.

My daughter was Katniss for Halloween this year, and since she couldn't do regular trick-or-treating, we wanted her to at least have the pleasure of a working bow. This fit the bill, and she really enjoyed shooting the three arrows that come with this set. I imagine she'll play with this for awhile.The bow is a nice size (not too small to feel like it's for a little kid) and seems fairly sturdy. The wood makes it feel special.The arrows were already losing their feathers when we opened the package, but for play, this doesn't seem to affect the shooting of the arrows too much. One or two of the rubber tips keep falling off the arrows, but so far we've been able to stick them right back on, and it's great how soft the rubber tips are. She isn't aiming them at anyone, but I don't think they would hurt someone very much if she did.Her main complaint is the quiver, which is a small wooden tube with no shoulder strap, so we made one and attached it. There is no practical way to carry it otherwise, since you need both hands to aim and shoot the bow.This toy met its purpose at our house and we are happy with the purchase. I wish parts weren't already falling off, but since so far it's still working, we're okay with that. :)

My daughter wants to be an archer for Halloween. We got this yesterday and it works very well. It is good for an athletic girl who knows how to be gentle, but someone could break it, if they are too rough. She can shoot it very well now and enjoys it. Great accuracy! She love it! Thank you so much!

I got this because I needed a rustic-looking bow for a costume, and I figured since I'm pretty small for an adult, the size might be okay. It's definitely too small to look good when drawn with adult arms, but as a prop it's fine — bigger than the vast majority of "child sized" bows.The "quiver" is just a wooden box. Very weird, and since it has no strap, basically useless. The "feathers" on the arrows were completely destroyed and looked ridiculous. I ended up taking off the rubber tip, spray painting it silver, and just gluing it onto my own dowel and adding my own feathers from the craft store.Hard to rate it too low, though, since this is insanely cheap. The bow itself is pretty sturdy and looks nice.

I bought these for Renaissance Festival. I covered the quiver and leather patches and glued feathers to the arrows. Super cute and very basic.

I used this for an Artemis Halloween costume. I’m 5 foot 3 inches, and this looked like a full size bow. The wood was kind of rough and I was afraid of getting a splinter, but I didn’t! Someone else at my event also had the same bow too!

The bow seems quite well made for a toy; it's sturdy and very functional. It's a lot nicer in that regard than other toy bows its size and price range. Cosmetically the finish looks a bit like it's been in a basement for awhile, if that sort of thing in important to you, but I think a child this toy is sized for would love it regardless.The arrows that came with mine were less impressive. The feathers are glued on loosely and a little sloppily and started falling off immediately, and the wooden block they come in seems sort of pointless to me. Of course on a toy bow like this the feathers are really only cosmetic and the arrows still function fine, but they look more than a little sad without the fletching. This wasn't a problem for my purposes as the bow was for a costume, but I think as a kid I would probably have been disappointed about them. Luckily, you could probably glue them back on really easily.In short: five star bow, 3 star arrows, but for this price and for the overall functionality I'd say it's definitely worth buying.