PMZ Recurve Bow and Arrow Set, Newset Professional Aldults Archery Hunting Bow Kit, 60'' Wooden Takedown Bow, for Youth Beginners to Advanced Outdoor Practice & Hunting, Right Hand, 20-60 lbs

I'm not a pro or anything like that, just been shotting a couple of bows for a few months now, however having purchased 3 completely different bows, from 3 different sources, this one stands far above the other 2. The finish, the quality, it all feels remarkably good. The riser feels sturdy withough being heavy, the limbs are super light without felling flimsy, the arrows fly pretty well, obviously are not tuned to this bow, for that you'll have to think of changing the tips to add/remove weight and thus stiffness to them, however they feel pretty good for arrows that "come included". The bow is pretty quiet given the fact the riser comes with felt to act as a layer between the riser and the limbs (obiously it can be quiter with some felt at the end of the limg where the string rests. The fit of the limbs is very good, as they have different shapes that tell you which one is bottom and gives you the option to change limbs for a different pundage. Overall outstanding quality for the price!!!

This bow is for young adults, but I think, or I hope kids will grow into it. it is a bit tough to draw for pre-teens. it is a beautiful Bow and very well made. I may buy another so I can work my way back up to my 70lb draw Long Bow. I think any young archer would be very happy with this bow. I would recommend this seller to anyone looking for a nice Recurve Bow.

Excellent quality for price. I had a Bentall procedure in February, so I was looking for an activity close to home. I have a couple of Bear Kodiak Hunters in 50#. The pull was too much for me. A couple months back I bought a 25# version of this bow. Very well made, worked great. I have recovered enough I needed to go up in weight. The 50# were still too much. I purchased this in 40# to transition. Outstanding quality for price point. Just the right weight for further advancement. I am able to shoot this bow easily. Went together with no problems the 2 pin system for the limbs is great. A good bow for someone who doesn't want to spend 600 dollars for a premium brand. No complaints at all.

40 years of archery here. I know a few things. Thes Riser: (for you new folks, this is the part you grip.) Light, smooth, comfortable, good looking. Arrow shelf is a little narrow. Limbs: Small chip in the fiberglass show that the coating is quite thin. Tips are reinforced and have deep string grooves. They are true to weight, my scale shows 50.5lbs at 28in. Arrows: The carbon is very "whippy" there are no markings to tell me the spine. They spin fairly straight on my arrow tuner. Nocks are junk and there is a plug in the nock end of the arrow preventing me from using longer nocks. Feathers are decent with left helical/offset. Finger tab is junk and almost unusable (buy a 3 finger glove. Arm guard works and will be needed for new archers until u figure out how to shoot properly. String silencers: Rabbit fur strips work but I prefer Sims String Leeches (they are weatherproof) The stringer works great. The case is ok. Shooting: This bow shoots!! Its quiet, smooth, accurate and relatively vibration free. Not the fastest bow i own but I enjoy shooting it. If i were to do it again, i would buy the bow only and have a local archery shop outfit the accessories. If that isn't an option for you, this kit will still work well.

I own several bows and this one is the cheapest I've ever brought. It is even cheaper than the Martin Dreamcatcher I brought over 15 years ago. As for quality, it seems to be well made, no visible flaws. For a bow that contains bamboo limbs, it is actually has some weight to it. Most of it is due to the riser but it gives the bow that extra stability when releasing arrows. I don't like the strings that came with it, it seems kind of short and makes the brace height pretty high and I will have to watch to make sure it doesn't damage the bow for the way it shoots. Pretty sure they are fast flight strings, when I get a chance I will swap them out for flemish strings of the right length.

Design, ease of shooting, accurate, strong, fragile apparently at the limbs ends. Completely sheared the bottom limbs head off, surprised I didn't get hit by the string or arrow when it snapped. Broken in under 100 arrows by normal use. Original arrows lost so now I can't even get my money back.

The bow arrived early. Packing was okayy I have seen worse. The bow had one blimish on the riser. The fit and finish on the rest of the bow was amazing. I ordered the 55lb model and it is one of the fastest bows I have ever shot or seen shot waiting for my chronograph to come back home and my scale so I can properly test. Very consistent shooting. If you are on the fence about it buy it. It is a touch loud but the cheap endless loose sting and no limb tip pads are the cause of that. Buy one you won't regret it.

Impressed with this bow. Very smooth, fits the hand well, and best of all, accurate. Comes with a brass arrow nock, shelf and rest protector. I added a set of string silencers (it's pretty noisy). Highly recommend for beginners or those who want a nice addition to their collection. Finishing is top of the line. (I purchased the 55#)