LWANO Archery Takedown Recurve Bow 62", Standard Recurve Bow for Aldults & Beginners, Right Handed, 25-50 Lbs

This is a great bow for the cost. We weren’t sure on pound options but with a little research ended up with the 30lb for my 12 year old son and it’s perfect. Really a beautiful bow, shoots well and aims true, really should last him until he decides he wants a heavier draw when he’s older.Highly recommend getting a bale of hay and some targets for your yard. Raising our very own merry men.

Great starting point, recommendations are for new shooters to start at 25 pounds i bought a 50lb limbs and ended up going and having to get new limbs butt i worked my way back up and the bow is great.

Great bang for your buck, some people said change the string out but it doesn’t seem to be bad, bow is very sturdy and accurate for the price, not exactly sure how it will do in the long run since laminate can be iffy but if you’re looking to get into archery it’s an affordable option, the draw weight is 40lbs and pretty easy to pull back comfortably, the bow grip is also decent and lastly the draw length is comfortable for me as I’m 6”0 and have a 30 inch draw length

I enjoy shooting this bow and really like all the options it has for mounting things. Got what I expected!

My kiddo is a teenager, though only just. She developed an interest in archery, almost certainly from some movie, TV show, or video game. Hey that's cool with me hobbies and interests are a good thing. Of course kiddos can be fickle and you never know if an interest like this will last 10 weeks or 10 years! So I started researching bows that hopefully at least wouldn't hinder her potential, yet wouldn't "break the bank". I know from experience that cheap junk can really turn a person off of a hobby. Good stuff won't instantly make you an expert at anything but at least you aren't constantly fighting deficiencies in the equipment which can be really frustrating particularly for anyone starting something new.This bow really checked all the boxes. It's comparatively inexpensive, it comes in lighter draw weights (I got her the lightest I believe), and it's uhhh "modeled after" some tried and true designs often recommended for beginners.It's inexpensive which is good for my budgetIt's not a toy, it's a real decent quality archery bowIt's beautiful, so she takes pride in it and treats it wellIt's as accurate as its archerIt packs away small for winter or travelIt comes with a stringerI did purchase some stuff to help me set it up for her, one of the little T tools to set it up right (brace height), some finger guards, and knocking points with their special pliers. It's pretty easy to set up the bow once you have this stuff just by watching video tutorials.After several months, she hits the target more often than not now. She's outside and getting a little physical activity when she target practices. This is all wins all around in my book.If you're interested, I'd say give this bow a shot :-)

These bows are beautiful and well crafted. Unfortunately my great grand daughters were unable to pull the bow. will reorder when I learn their strength to get the right ones.

Great bow.Samick sage at half the cost

I had so much fun with this I can't even tell you me and my sons shot so many arrows it was great very accurate very powerful ease of use very very fun love it it is also very beautiful and appearance beautiful wood amazing touch for everything I think the people that made this