45" Youth Bow and Arrows Set for Kids 8-12 Teens Recurve Archery Beginner Gift Longbow Kit, Outdoor Hunting Play Gift, 9 Arrows, 4 Target Face for Backyard Game Age 12-14 14-16

Good bow and arrow; it’s actually, like, a proper one, where you’ll need a bit of strength to pull it, not like those kiddy ones which break easily.

I purchased this bow for a 10 year old for his birthday. Not only was he thrilled with it, his brothers ages 12, 16 and 18 all took turns shooting! They had a great time. Good quality set for a great price.

My 8 year old son loves this bow and uses it with ease. Good quality and shooting ability. He’s pretty short for his age and is still able to draw back with ease. He loves the look and feel and safety of this bow. Overall happy with this birthday gift purchase.

These are really fun! I got this one and the smaller one for my son and godson, and they both love them. I highly recommend!

Very cool and it works great, but be careful with what you're shooting at. If you're target is too hard (like stone) the arrows will fall apart. Try to shoot at dirt or hay or something like that. Or some very thick cardboard

I did not expect very much out of this simple little bow, but I was purchasing it for my kid who has never used one before so I want really concerned about that. I just wanted something my 10 year old could draw on their own to go to the archery range and do some target practice to have something fun to do outside, build some focus and attention, get a little exercise, that kind of thing. I tried it myself, however, and was very impressed that it not only easily hit the target on the first shot, but embedded the arrow more than halfway into the fiber target! This could function for small game hunting with enough practice and the right kind of arrows and heads.My kid was but nearly as impressed, but still had fun learning range etiquette and getting to shoot targets with friends who were also out there getting in some archery practice. We lost one of the screws that holds the sight in place, so I'll need to find a replacement for that but my kid is still on the very basics of archery and doesn't even understand how to use that part yet. Assembling the bow was pretty easy for me, but I did need to sit while doing so in order to use my feet to hold the opposite end in place while stringing it. I also put the string on the wrong direction at first, but that was a very easy fix to make. The quiver feels very sturdy and even though the strap is awkward to get on/off I think it's going to last a long time and that we will become accustomed to it with use.The arm guard is a little persnickety to adjust, so be aware of that if you have issues with dexterity or grip, and it is definitely sized for a child or small adult.Assembly instructions were mostly in pictures, but overall easy to follow, especially if you already have some level of archery experience.I would recommend this product to someone who is new to archery and especially for someone looking for a bow for a child age 8 or older. I think about age 8 is the youngest that would likely be able to draw this bow due to it's size, but that would definitely depend on your child's height and strength. Would probably also be great for seniors looking to maintain or gain arm strength. You're not going to be able to down a deer with this, but if you get good enough using it I can see it being able to take rabbits, squirrels, and similar sized small game with the appropriate arrows.

This arrow came without a manual of any type. If I didn’t already have experience with bows and didn’t have a guide string on hand I would have had zero idea on how to beat assemble

While it is not a bow for precision target shooting(the only downside). This is a great set for for introducing archery! My son loves it, and it has truly kindled a love for the sport in his heart! The price is spot on for this set, which is fairly durable, and surprisingly accurate despite being a simple bow. Made with good materials to tolerate the learning curve associated with learning to string a bow and from what I see years of use. This is a great find, and if you are looking to get someone into archery, or who wants to learn an inexpensive one as well.