60'' Archery Recurve Bow Takedown Bow Hunting Bow and Arrow Set Adult Target Practice Competition Survival Longbow Right Hand 30-50lbs with 6pcs Fiberglass Arrows

I'm just getting started in archery, and while I don't claim to be anything special, I know I owe my small successes to this bow. The lightweight design combined with the perfect balance and draw weight make this perfect for anyone trying to get into the sport. Everything is exceptionally well-made, with smooth curves and a sleek finish. I would recommend a different arrow rest, as the plastic one doesn't lend itself well to user error, but overall I love this bow and look forward to many years with it.

Love this bow. Seems really well made and is a blast to shoot. The arrows included are not great and the notches break easily. But it’s enough to get started. I’ve enjoyed the quiver because it has some nice pockets to store extra notches and other odds and ends. This is a good set up for beginners because the bow will last and you get a sample of the other stuff. Recommend

Daughter loves archery and thought it was great

I have to admit, my heart sank a little when I saw this bow kit was just a box of goodies from China. Listing some of the highlights below:PROSRiser seemed decently carved and fits well in my handLimbs seem decentCONS*No basic instructions or anything for beginners*Bow is missing basic information. First bow I ever saw that did not have String Length and AMO listed on the limbs. Only clue on replacement string length was on the bag with the string that lists it as 60" and 16 strand.*Bow is bare. No taps for any mounts or accessories.*Quiver is cheaply made* Riser shelf padding had no adhesive to apply it* Arrows cheaply made and not sized/cut for this bow.* Arm guard is cheaply made* Stringer works, but again, cheaply made* Finger tab is also cheaply madeI thought I was getting a decent deal by purchasing this as a kit. Sadly though, the only really good thing may be the actual bow. I am not even sure about that yet since I have not tried to take it out and tune/shoot it yet. The rest of it is really not worth mentioning and you will end up replacing it as soon as you can.The fact that there are no basic instructions or information also to me is a red flag. You need to know basic things like string length, AMO (the actual distance between the tips of the bow when properly strung), the brace height (correct distance from the deepest part of the handle to the string). All of these things are important when actually tuning a bow and getting it into spec. As it is, you are just going as a best guess.As a starter BOW, it is decent. It reminds me a lot of one of those bows you may have used in PE class in school to learn archery. The rest of this kit though, I would have to give a very hard PASS. The kit contents simply are not worth your time and your money would be better spent actually purchasing quality items that will last.

I am brand new to archery and bought this bow on the recommendation of a friend. It is easy to assemble and easy to use!

I recently purchased the 60’’ Archery Recurve Bow and I must say, I am extremely impressed with its performance. The bow is well-crafted and feels very sturdy in hand. The 60-inch length provides a smooth draw and excellent accuracy. The limbs are flexible yet strong, allowing for powerful shots without feeling strained. The riser is comfortable to grip and offers good stability when aiming. Overall, I am highly satisfied with this recurve bow and would recommend it to both beginners and experienced archers.

So in my early teenage years I got into archery and life got in the way. years later my neighbor and i started going to the archery range at the local shooting club and my childhood bow was just bouncing off. So I decided to upgrade. Overall the bow (50 pound limbs) has been great, easy to assemble, but the rest of the stuff included in the backage not so great. The arrows nocks are extremely brittle, the arm guard well I just prefer my 10 oz leather bracer and the belt quiver just didnt float my boat. Personally I would have just saved the extra money and kept to just the bow.UPdate: So the lower limb of the bow has begun to warp to the point the bow cannot safely be used. So I contacted the seller and they were responsive and asking questions until the return window closed, and then pulled the you need to take this up with Amazon card. Some of the concerns raised was I wasn't stringing the bow properly, they needed pictures of the warping, would have thought the pictures, which are included in the review, would have made it clear that there was a materials issue not user error issue.

It’s an excellent beginner bow. Just be sure you’re strong enough for the weight you get (if you’re a true beginner, get something lighter than what you’d expect). I’ve used it with the arrow rest as well as off the shelf, and with a properly tuned nock point, it has excellent accuracy. It can also be taken down for storage or travel by removing the arms. However the accessories that come with it are very low quality. Definitely get better arrows and finger guard!