Samick Sage Takedown Recurve Bow 62" Hunting Bow Right and Left Hand Draw Weights in 25-60 lbs Beginner to Intermediate for Adult & Youth

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Overall the Sage is an excellent bow. Not just an excellent bow for the price, but an excellent bow by anybody’s standard. For a person like me who values gear customization, I was genuinely impressed with the options provided by the pre-installed bushings. With the flexibility to fine-tune my bow setup, I could optimize my performance and truly enjoy the art of archery. Hand Orientation Options That’s only one archery injury, by the way—there are plenty of other things that can happen, including tendonitis and muscle tears, if you’re not careful.) It’s essential to note that the suitability of a bow for hunting depends on more than just draw weight; draw length also plays a significant role. A longer draw length increases the kinetic energy and penetration of your arrows. Lightweight construction: The Maple wood riser is both durable and easy to handle, ensuring a comfortable shooting experience.

The Height of traditional takedown bows will often be dictated by a combination of the riser size and the limb size. A 58" bow for example can be made up of any combination of limb and riser size that creates an overall length of 58". It is a traditional bow made of high-quality materials, including hard maple, fiberglass, and carbon. The bow features a takedown design, which means that the limbs can be easily removed from the riser for storage or transportation. The limbs are available in a variety of draw weights, ranging from 25 to 60 pounds, allowing archers to choose the appropriate weight for their skill level and needs. Answe r: This bow is a pre-installed threaded bushing that helps you to set up any archery equipment, such as mechanical rest, plunger, sight or quiver. Q. What is the country of origin of this bow?Well, believe it or not, it’s actually a HUGE advantage, because a takedown bow allows you to change the strength of the bow. Here’s how that works:

Riser cut past center with crowned arrow shelf and brass plunger, stabilizer and sight/quiver bushings The Spyder bow is an ideal platform for all types of archery applications. You can comfortably use it recreational shooting or hunting or bow fishing even in any competitive tournament. The Sage takedown recurve bow offered a wide range of poundage like 25#, 30# 35#, 40#, 45#, 50#, 55#, and 60#. Thus, 40# or higher is the best choice if you are a seasoned archer. On the other hand, if you are a beginner or young man or adult woman, 30 to 35 pounds draw weight is perfect for you to start. With a 35# bow, you can shoot up to 30 yards distance without any problems. Perhaps we should have mentioned this sooner. These are all our humble opinions, but… it shoots pretty darn well! For a proper archery session, having a few more arrows in the set would have been ideal. However, this minor shortcoming didn’t overshadow the overall excitement of unboxing this impressive recurve bow. Ergonomic Design and Aesthetics

All in all, it shoots very well, and—having shot a lot of rental bows at a lot of ranges—it feels smooth and well-made. That Seems Like a Good Place to End

OK! Those are the “broad strokes.” Now let’s look at the important features of the bow a little more closely. We’ll start with our favorite aspect of this bow: It’s a Takedown Bow, and That’s a Huge Plus Olympic Recurve bows typically range in overall size from 66" to 70". Below is a rough guideline for new archers getting started in the sport.After you’ve been shooting for a while and you’ve gained some strength, you can buy stronger limbs—say, 35-pound limbs—and use those. Then, when you’re ready for 40-pound limbs, you can get and use those, and so on and so forth. It’s kind of like getting a new bow, because it will shoot faster and with more force. Riser Material: Oak, Hard Maple and Dymondwood (laminate). The riser is actually very handsome, in our humble opinion! Mixed bag; finger tab, arm guard, and fabric quiver included but of lower quality than the bow itself However, draw weight depends on draw length. The difference of every inch of draw length, draw weight is increase or decrease by 2½ pounds. Suppose your draw length is 28’’ then your recommended draw weight will be 45#. In our buyer’s guide, we showed the process of how you can measure the draw length? Buoyant and Strong Limbs It will give you options to choose your suitable poundage from its wide range of draw weight starting from 20# to max. 60# and also available in two different bow length 62’’ & 64’’.