Archery 58" Takedown Hunting Recurve Bow and Arrow Set for Adults Beginners Metal Riser Right Handed Outdoor Training Practice,40lbs,45lbs,50lbs

For the money it’s a good buy. It’s not top of the line by any means. I bought this for my girlfriend. She has never used a bow in her life. I have read several reviews about the string breaking, the life of a bow string is wax. You have to burnish the wax into the string doesn’t do any good to just rub it on. We have probably shot over a 100 arrows with no issues. I’ve been shooting bows since I was a kid ( 60+) now. Longbows, recurves, and compound bows. Hunt and have shot competition. So I do know bows. Hope this helps God Bless.

This package is a good deal, but the minimum draw weight is 40 lbs, which is not easy for everybody. I can do compound bow for 40 lbs draw weight. But for the recurve bow, draw weight should be 20 lbs to 30 lbs. So I am looking for replace parts to reduce the draw weight now.

I assembled the bow last night when she arrived and took her out for her first shots at the start of our current snow storm. Was very impressed with the ease of assembly and accuracy with just a little practice. Looking forward to lots of practice with this bow set. Thank you HYFSports!

I bought this as a beginner bow and it has lived up to that. It is well made and it has been a lot a fun to shoot. The arrows that come with it are not the best, but they are good for someone starting out.

This is a very nice bow for the money..the parts are quality /well made and its nice the included an allen wrench set to put it toghther..the hand hold is a cool piece of drop forged aluminum..and the limbs are a composite wood veener / something...but signed off on by some craftsman...the arrows included are ok.. the instructions are absolutely ridiculously bad...I had to look at the included parts and just kind of figure out by a few pics..tip: the sight and arrow holder are actually attached on the right side and make a 90* turn towards the centerline of the bow...but at least the included screws and parts arent arbitrary.. like the sight screw attachment point is recessed tipping you off where it goes. That might seem obvious but its not as the threads go through both sides..it not your typical cr#p from that area of the world...they have a legit website and presence.. i appreciate not being sold garbage..

Just got it today and I’m loving it.. seems to be good quality. I’ve had a an itch to give archery a try during Covid but didn’t want to shell out to much in case it was just a phase. The instruction manual is terrible so you just have to wing it. As much as I like the bow I’m still in shock over the shipping. I bought it on Sunday, it was processed in Ningbo, China on Monday and by Friday afternoon it was at my door in Tennessee. I thought it was gonna take at least 2-3weeks.

I loved the black camo pattern 45lb. The bow looks very close to an American name brand. I like that. The price was attractive.For starters I didn't care for the tab, arm guard, or sight pin. Tab and arm guard were pretty cheap looking. The bow doesn't have enough power to accommodate a compound pin sight. It has 5 pins. I couldn't make one pin accurate for 5yards. The arrow rest took me a while to get right. I twisted the string enough to get an 8 1/8" brace height. Less than that gave me less string travel with my 26 3/4" draw.Also, if you have big hands like I do, you will need to wrap the handle with provided grip tape to prevent torquing in your hand.Nut shell: twist the string; pitch the pin sight; get a decent tab; place two nock point, one on each side of the arrow. This bow is not accurate. The arrows are crap. Not spined for the bow. For get shooting past 10 yards with any accuracy.

This is an EXCELLENT starter bow. It's major benefit for those who don't know what you need. Very complete and the equipment itself is of very good quality. The only real complaint I have here is the manual does not inspire confidence. As with some items made in China, the incomprehensible English, the sparse instructions for assembly; it's horrible. The pictures show you nothing useful, and the instructions are terse (bowstring big endian...?) Let me say that I had a tough time figuring it out. It took a look at your favorite video site to see where many of these things were placed. Beneficial in the end that I learned the ins and outs of the bow.That being said, this is WELL worth the money. I had purchased a different bow for my daughter, and was astounded of all the extra's that I had to buy to make it complete for her. This is one stop shopping. Buy with confidence.