Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow

Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow is rated 4.9 out of 5 by 46.

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AFT2086145

8-1/2"

2.7 lbs.

58"

28"

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45 lbs.

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Right Hand

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AFT2086145

Brace Height (in)

8-1/2"

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2.7 lbs.

Axle-To-Axle Length

58"

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28"

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50 lbs.

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AFT2086150

8-1/2"

2.7 lbs.

58"

28"

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8-1/2"

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58"

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28"

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Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow - 45 lb. Draw

SKU: 937658

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45 lbs.

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Right Hand

Color

Black

Model Number

AFT2086145

Brace Height (in)

8-1/2"

Weight

2.7 lbs.

Axle-To-Axle Length

58"

Draw Length

28"

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Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow - 50 lb. Draw

SKU: 530244

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50 lbs.

Hand

Right Hand

Color

Black

Model Number

AFT2086150

Brace Height (in)

8-1/2"

Weight

2.7 lbs.

Axle-To-Axle Length

58"

Draw Length

28"

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Description

Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow

Fred Bear® recurves are finished in satin gloss for all-weather, all-terrain protection. Cut-past-center shelf with BearHair™ Rest; Dacron® string. Length: 58".

Laminated construction
Durable weather- and scratch-resistant, satin gloss finish
Generous shelf with BearHair™ arrow rest
Length: 58"

Web ID: 62541

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Reviews

Rated 4 out of 5 by Radl from Painful, but worth it I bought this bow just yesterday. Its draw is smooth and the hand shock is very minimal with a really comfortable grip (if you have big hands like myself). The sight window on the bow is a little small but very easy to adapt to and actually it is quite accurate. It is also a fairly quiet bow without any silencers which is a plus. Some complaints about it however. Whether it's just the bow I individually purchased or if all Grizzlys are like this, the "flemish twist" string that came with it is not a true flemish twist and will likely unravel, twist, and fray quite easily. I would recommend buying a new string if you buy this bow. The bearhair rest that came with the bow atually tore and pretty much peeled completely off with under 30 arrow shots, so if you're die hard on having the bearhair rest I'd recommend buying a few extra when purchasing this. Finally, if you're like me and have a big draw length (with bony wrists), this bow WILL give you a nice archer's tattoo very quickly and will be quite painful because of the shorter length of it, and the string is actually quite close to the rest when strung.

Date published: 2018-08-05

Rated 3 out of 5 by Nate F from Great beginner hunting bow, low quality string Been shooting this bow since the November 2nd and the string is already starting to fray through at the top loop. I've kept her unstrung between shoots (3-5 a week) at my local club and waxed appropriately. Ridiculously poor quality string to come with a new bow. Other than that this was a perfect starter. If you buy a Bear, order/buy a second string NOT from Bear when you do or you will be disappointed. Also, doesn't seem to have reinforced tips so you're string choices are limited to non fast flight. For a legendary company the lack of quality in something as essential as a string is sad.

Date published: 2017-12-21

Rated 5 out of 5 by Losbi from Fun, beautiful, and durable Great bow for instinct shooting. Everything feels natural from draw to release. Most bows I've shot feels like I'm operating a piece of equipment, but this bow feels like a part of me. Very durable, has stood up well to heat (110degF+) and rain. On cold mornings I rub it down though before shooting to warm it up. I've heard some complain about the string it came with (Flemish twist), but mine has lasted two years so far with no fraying or broken strands. I wax it regularly. Only accessory I use are beaver balls. The bow did seem to have a lasting reverb out of the box, but it has quieted down nicely after adding beaver balls. The bow also looks very nice. Only "disadvantage" I can think of is the fact that it's a single-piece bow. Take-downs are nice for transportation; this bow can be a bit awkward to transport especially if you have a two-seat standard cab pickup like me (I roll the bow in a big blanket and put it in my toolbox). I personally love the fact that my bow is single-piece. I store the bow reverse-strung.

Date published: 2015-11-11

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jconnninja from Slick purchase This is my first recurve purchased. I've hunted with my compound for 6 years now and wanted to try something more natural. Upon opening the box, the bow was smooth and slick looking. Not blocky at the riser like some I've seen and felt. The wood grain stands out which gives this an even more elegant look. This is bow is nice!

Date published: 2015-05-29

Rated 5 out of 5 by Beginning from Great customer service I love my new bow, a gift that gifted myself for Christmas. When I opened the gift for Christmas I noticed it was warmed on the top riser, and I returned to cabelas and they replaced it in a timely manner. I have been shooting it only a few days and love it. Look forward to deer and elk season this year. I know others will love it to.

Date published: 2015-01-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by Nautico from Satisfied Customer I have shot the Grizzly for 21/2 years and still very happy with the way it shoots. Recently, I bought a Bear Cheyenne. Now that I am shooting the Cheyenne and the Grizzly I find that I can shoot the Grizzly with more accuracy. I Think the reason for this is because the Grizzly is like a cross between a long bow and a recurve bow and is more forgiving. Its not as fast as the Cheyenne which makes it comfortable to shoot.

Date published: 2015-01-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by jasonh55 from Awesome first recurve First recurve I've ever bought....took some advise from experts for this to be a great starting point. After some string silencers and limbsavers this is a great shooting bow...especially for the price.

Date published: 2015-01-06

Rated 5 out of 5 by lmbowhunter from Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow I started out in bowhunting with a used recurve,now after 35 yrs of useing a compound I wanted to try tradional archery.I got the Bear grizzly and I must say this is one sweet bow,at 50 lb draw this is a smooth,quiet,and just a pleasure to shoot.I may try hunting this fall with this bow,getting a deer with traditional archery gear would be very rewarding.You cant go wrong with the Bear grizzly,thank's Fred Bear.

Date published: 2014-06-25

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Questions & Answers

what is fps for this bow

Asked by: bow hunte

can you kill elk with this

Asked by: meeeeen

That is a hard question to answer. Depending on the arrow and the placement, yes. Most prefer at least a 50 to 60lb draw weight for elk but I have heard of it being done with 40. Hope this helps.

Answered by: BPSProductSpecialist3

Date published: 2019-02-27

Where is this bow made?

Asked by: Kelley1952

Thank you for your inquiry: This bow is make in the United States

Answered by: BPSResource15

Date published: 2018-11-21

Does this bow come in a left handed model?

Asked by: Lefty89

This bow is not currently available in a left-handed model.

Answered by: NatlieO

Date published: 2017-05-31

What bow string would you recomend?

And is there anything else you would recommend with the purchase of this bow?

Asked by: Blumppy

Thank you for your question about the Fred Bear Grizzly Recurve Bow. This bow takes a dacron flemish string.

Answered by: BPSResource3

Date published: 2017-05-31

Arrow recommendations for this recurve bow?

Asked by: Shadow238

Please use the chart located here: http://www.basspro.com/Beman-Centershot-Traditional-Carbon-Hunting-Arrows/product/13030505562730/ to determine proper arrow sizing for your application. Thank you.

Answered by: BPSAnswers4

Date published: 2017-05-31

Is it a good bow

I would like to purchase a first bow. I have expierence but I have never owned one. I am deciding between 2 bows the martin x11-50 and this one. I am leaning twoards this one because it looks sturdier but the martin is less expensive. Can you help me?

Asked by: Fskorskijr

Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this would make an excellent first bow. Fred Bear produces some of the finest bows on the market.

Answered by: BPSResource11

Date published: 2017-05-31