Parker Sidekick Extreme Compound Bow Outfitter Package - Next G1® Camo
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- Expanded 20-lb. draw weight range
- 10'' of draw length adjustment
- Serious parallel-limb design
- 75% let-off dual cam
- Integrated wrist sling and string suppressor
- Brace height: 7-5/8"
- Package includes: 3-pin sight, 3-arrow quiver, Hostage™ capture-style arrowrest, and peep sight
The smooth-firing bow that ''grows'' along with a developing archer’s skill set and strength, now with an expanded 20-lb. draw weight range and a full 10'' of draw length adjustment. With its serious parallel-limb design and 75% let-off dual cam, the Sidekick Extreme packs plenty of punch. Includes integrated wrist sling and string suppressor. Brace height: 7-5/8". Weight: 3.4 lbs. Color: Next G1® Camo.
Package includes 3-pin sight, 3-arrow quiver, Hostage™ capture-style arrowrest, and peep sight.
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by gamer68 Overall good quality
I purchase this bow for my son. Two things caught my attention, the Hostage arrow rest and drawing the bow. The rest is made of plastic and feels like it will break after a few shots. I had a extra Whisker Biscuit that I swapped rests. The draw is harsh for kids and I was surprised by it. I was hoping for a smoother drawing bow for kids. This feels more suited for young adults with more experience than for someone starting out in archery.
April 23, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by countryboy0593 Good Starter
Haven't gone hunting with it yet, but i've shot atleast 1000 arrows from it at ranges of 10 yards to 35 yards. Seems pretty solid. Its a good bow to start with if you're just getting into bowhunting, but also is good for intermediate bowhunters. Since its a parker, when you or your kids out grow it, you can send it back to them and for $50, they rig it out to your specifications, like if you want a longer drawback, etc. Anyways, good bow for the price
August 17, 2011
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Pretty much most bows will that have 40 lbs or more. As normal it takes practice at any distance
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ye, i wouldnt go any less than 40 pound draw though and if you have a good broadhead that helps alot.1 of 1
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