This elegant 53" horse bow features ample surface area on the front side of the bow, a smooth draw, excellent stability, and a matte finish.
Picked this up in 35# based on a couple or online reviews. I will say it appears well made for the price point though the carbon fibre tape around the string bridges is a bit crude and there is a constant creaking that comes from the tips that I assumed is the leather coverings. Another important item is the poundage is rated for full draw on these bows, not 28”. This is listed on their website and in the literature so the 35# I got was <30# at 28. The arrow pass is also a bit wide at 29mm on mine which is wider than a 100# war bow I have. Still a decent bow but I feel if you’re starting go for a Flint and if you want to take the next step spend a little extra go to something like a Bogar bow.
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Picked this up in 35# based on a couple or online reviews. I will say it appears well made for the price point though the carbon fibre tape around the string bridges is a bit crude and there is a constant creaking that comes from the tips that I assumed is the leather coverings. Another important item is the poundage is rated for full draw on these bows, not 28”. This is listed on their website and in the literature so the 35# I got was <30# at 28. The arrow pass is also a bit wide at 29mm on mine which is wider than a 100# war bow I have. Still a decent bow but I feel if you’re starting go for a Flint and if you want to take the next step spend a little extra go to something like a Bogar bow.