Bear® Archery Goblin Youth Bow Package
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Give your young archer a great bow to safely learn how to shoot. The Bear® Archery Goblin Youth Bow Set gives you the Goblin youth recurve bow, two Safetyglass™ arrows, armguard, quiver, finger tab, and a sight pin. Made with durable composite limbs, this 44'' bow works for right- or left-handed shooters. Bow features a 22 - 24'' draw length and 15 - 18 lb. draw weight. Recommended for youths ages 5 - 10.
Manufacturer model #: AYS6100.
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Rated 4.1 out of 5Â by 7
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Rated 5 out of 5Â by sammyjo Wonderful purchase
Bought two of these bows for my boys for Christmas.
November 1, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by grandmaof8 great bow
I purchased this for my grandson's birthday and he loves it. It is as big as he is but he is able to shoot it really good.
September 24, 2010
Rated 4 out of 5Â by Bthomas Inexpensive but works well
Bought this for my sons (5 and 7) on our way back from Yellowstone at the Vegas store. My 7 year old talked me into it, and so far it's been great. For under $25 it was an inexpesive way to find out if they were ready and really interested in Archery. They've been shooting it everyday for a week.
The biggest positive is it works both left and right handed, so we can all shoot it, as two of us shoot left, and one shoots right. So far it has worked well, the only little issue is the stick-on arrow rest broke after about a day. It is cheap plastic and designed to fit the right hand side, but we had it on the left hand side, so it was facing the wrong direction and the feathers pushed against it until it broke. The arrows have held up well, even hitting hard wood and multiple grass stikes. My 5 year old hit a bullseye on his first day shooting, and my 7 year old took a shot (low) at a wild turkey that flew into our back yard. My only issue with this bow is that being a traditional style bow, my kids can only draw it back far enough to shoot about 10 yards. But that's OK for learning and target practice,if they keep shooting for the next couple of months, I might pick them up the Bear "Brave III" compound bow.
June 27, 2010
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They are blunt arrows without a Sharp tip. Safe enough for kids to handle but still wouldn't let them run loose and unsupervised with them. When shot they can cause damage.
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The arow heads are blunt, like a praticepoint.
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