Original Kit

This is a very high quality beginner bow. It comes with 5 quality Easton arrows, a cheesy quiver and an arm guard. Add a tab and you're all set. This bow will be used by our grandson participating in the school NASP program.

Bought for twin grandsons as gifts. They love them. I bought two. Different colors! They are in archery club in middle school and this is what the school has.

Great start bow for my teen girl. Not a lot of strength, easy to tune to her exact draw weight! Shoots great also!

My husband is an outdoorsman. I am a dedicated bookworm. I decided to purchase this bow to get some fresh air, exercise, and share one of his interests. I will never use anything to kill an animal -- even though I eat hamburgers, I will still shop for my groceries. This bow is for target practice only -- it is not a hunting bow. I am petite, so I do not have the strength to draw back a bow that is over the young adult limit -- the further back you draw the bow, the more poundage you get -- I am at the 25 lb. range for now. This bow is excellent as it adjusts to your draw. So far, I have shot arrows at 10 - 15 yards. This is a small range. We go to a park and, of course, the yards are marked. I recommend purchasing additional accessories -- such as, a whisker biscuit (this is a circular object with a dense plastic encompassing fringe) to hold your arrow in place. Also, a Tru-Glo, three pin scope (or scope of your choice). And finally, (very important) a peep sight (you line up (halo) the peep sight with the pin (dead center)in the scope), IMPT --get a peep sight that doesn't twist; it must have a rubber tube. If you purchase these items, have them set-up by a specialist (called a bow-tech)at a sporting good store. Two more items -- a better arm guard, although the kit comes with one. And, a release for the bow, is not necessary, but makes shooting easier. I love this bow and recommend it to anyone that is a beginner. My husband has a block with a target on it. He puts it on an old table at the park for target practice. He has a hi-tech compound bow, but has shot this bow and said it is a good product. He also said that the arrows are a good quality.

I'm 41 and my son is 9. We both have never shot a compound bow before. We bought this one after researching and seeing that it's supposedly good for an adult and child. I was not disappointed. Both my son and I can easily shoot it at 10-20 yards and shoot effectively. If he and I are shooting I keep it a little light. It's still able to accurately hit 20 yards. If I want to go further I tighten it up with the Allen key that came along with it. The goal is to practice for a year or two and eventually move to hunting. I'll most likely upgrade to a different bow but he can easily keep this one and grow with it. I really don't see any downside to this bow and what we wanted it for. It was our intro bow to learn how to shoot properly and its that 100%. Huge value for money. Having the arrows come with it is huge. The only thing that I would say is needed is a target to shoot at. We bought a foam cube at Walmart. Enjoy!

This is a greta bow . It is very strong and powerful. I recommend having targets made or getting 3D targets for better practice. Good bow for anyone. I really like this brand

This is the 2nd one I have bought for grandkids. Good bow for starting out and is the official bow of the Archery in Schools program

Perfect bow, size and weight for middle schooler