Airobow Takedown Archery Recurve Bow 62" Hunting Bow Right and Left Hand Draw Weights in 25-55 lbs Beginner to Intermediate

This is by far one the best purchases I've made. The bow is fantastic and so much fun to use. I had no idea what draw weight to get so I went with 55 lbs because I'm a giant 28 year old male (6' 5") and while it was murdering my fingertips at first, I bought a shooting glove at my local archery store that has made it so much easier to keep holding back so I can aim. The employees at the store also remarked how this bow was a great deal because it's really good quality and also cheap. The cheapest recurve they sold cost $1000. It's also so powerful that when I missed the target and hit my fence, it went through the fence. Once again, it is one of the best purchases I have made.

This is a fantastic bow for the price, I have been shooting for years and finally needed a low cost replacement to my long bow. This thing is absolutely beautiful and feels very nice. I bought the 55 lb draw weight and it is beastly. Overall great quality and a bit lighter than the pictures which is nice due to the woodgrain being intact.

It is a nice bow, but larger than what I expected. I’m quite novice so it was a mistake on my part. Returning was very easy though.

I'm a 33 year old dude, 5'9 and medium build and purchased the 35lb as my first recurve bow. Have to say, I'm super happy with this. I was unsure as to which draw weight to get as I had no experience with archery. Got the 35lb as it was the cheapest of the bunch and it worked out great. I can shoot 50-75 arrows in a session before my arms get a little tired. Purchased my brother a 30lb and can't really tell a difference in the draw. The accessories that came with it are icing on the cake. Using the sight I've really improved my accuracy and helps me be more consistent. Also came with arrows, targets, finger guards and even the knock. Those little accessories add up when purchasing separately. So yeah, best 100 bucks I've spent on Amazon. The retical on the sight was brittle and broke but its still usable. A few things made shooting more fun. Get yourself a trufire bow release or "trigger" bow sting d-loop, and some string wax. 30 bucks in these extras really makes the experience better and you avoid sore fingers tips. I had to replace the string after a few hundred shots but the wax will help it last longer (4 bucks on amazon) So my WHOLE setup came in under 150 for EVERYTHING Including a Trufire patriot release. If your looking to pick up the hobby I don't really see why you need to spend more. Glad I didn't go heavier than the 35lb draw. If your a dude over 15 years old just starting out go for 35lbs. It's the cheapest of the weights too for whatever reason. Good cheap fun right here! Tidewe should sell extra arrows separately. Good idea to lock tight arrow tips before use.

This bow was a joy to unbox and assemble. The riser is smooth, the grip is comfortable, and the limbs fit well. Some of the included accessories added to the already great value, namely, the stringer and arm guard.

After being a compound guy for 40 years I'm looking to expand my horizons and bring a challenge back into my Archery hunting. I looked at so many entry level recurves I got Dizzy. Every one buys the Samik Sage I'm not a crowd follower I choose Oeeline Ariobow 45# left handed. My advice you bought the bow cheap throw the string away and buy a quality Flemish Twist string and put some Cat whiskers on it, it will really quiet it down and reduce and hand shock to zero. It's a easy shooting accurate little recurve. I'm really pleased with it and I'd definitely say buy one if your looking at it. I'm not even sure I'll upgrade before Fall I'm positive I can do just fine hunting with this recurve and save hundreds not buying a custom bow.

My first take down recurve I was a little skeptical at firstBut work great thanks guys

Wasn't quite happy with the way the limbs fit but it will work. I use it mostly for target shooting and will use in the fall for hunting.