Bear Archery Brave Youth Bow Includes Whisker Biscuit, Arrows, and Arrow Quiver Recommended for Ages 8 and Up, Right Hand

Great bow and arrow amazing quality and the two arrows were long and thick

We bought two of these for our Boys, The 10 year old has no problem drawing the bow however he preferred I let the pull off to about 20 lbs. The 8 year old has a little trouble drawing at 15 lbs but is getting better at it. The build quality is Good, what you would expect from Bear. They are a little on the heavy side. These bows come with two 26" arrows you may want to pick up extras. I ordered 28" fiberglass practice arrows and they work fine. There is no way to weave a sight into the string because it is coated, I wound some thread around the string instead. For a children's bow this thing has some power. Definitely not a toy that you turn your kid loose with without a little instruction and at least minimal supervision.

First off I'd like to say these are not toys! You can absolutely kill someone or animals with this set. These bows are the real deal. Super sturdy and well made. The directions don't say much about the day to day use of the bow. It talks about maintenance but nothing about not dry firing a compound bow, proper etiquette when retrieving arrows from the target etc etc. Other than that I would recommend these bows to anyone that wants to get their kids outside and involved in this sport for fun or hunting down the road.I was able to adjust them to shot pretty accurate. Quick safety brief and my kids where able to get arrows on target. We shot from about 15ft initially to get the mechanics down. After that we moved back and there were some hilarious misses and some bullseyes!I got a set of these for my son 9 and daughter 8. They are awesome because they have enough lbs to shoot accurate from distance, but can be adjusted for kids that can't draw the bow. My kids have always been into sports and gymnastics so they are stronger than their peers so they didn't have issues drawing the bow but I can see most kids their age not being able to draw the bow without adjusting the lbs. I think the bows a little small. My kids aren't extra tall or have extra long arms or anything but they aren't able to fully open up their chest when they draw and stand completely sideways. That's ok because I got them just so we can have some fun out doors (and prepare for the zombie apocalypse).

Bought this for my grandson, and he loves it. Draw is perfect, and the quality is amazing.Had previously purchased one years ago for our daughter, and was thankful to find this.

good bow, sturdy, built to endure abusebut no weight/length adjustment possible(if it fits your kid great if not then live with it)and fletchings arrived bent on both arrows(it can be fixed with a little steam from a kettle in 5s)

Honestly I don't understand how the adjustable draw length isn't an issue for more people. I got this for my little brothers 9th birthday and upon seeing him draw it for the first time it looked uncomfortable and awkward for him to pull the string back. I thought. I'll adjust the length, cause that's what it literally says on the box and website. It's a blatant lie. I was hoping to have this for him for a couple years but it looked like he already put grew it. The other people on here definitely must not care about how much they spend on archery. Either it kills their child's passion for archery cause of how awkward it will get for them or they have to buy a whole new bow to keep up with their age making this a pointless purchase. Everything else seems ok . Except for the visible damage in one of the limbs. Also no arm guard was included. Over all absolutely horrible function, lying about what's included. The arrow rest is good I will say and it looks cool but unless your just getting this as a throw away one off present for a child or you have disposable money to buy a second bow if they take up the sport don't get this.

I’m am big into archery and purchased this bow to get my 8 year old daughter into it also. This bow is perfect for her. Turned it down to 15 pounds and took it to bass pro to have nocks added. The nocks keep the finger savers in place and must be it the right location at all times. Bass pro did this for free and also verified the drawn weight by putting it on their scale. It was not easy for her to pull back at first, but she is slowly developing the necessary muscles. First day she shot 4 arrows and got tired. Next couple days about 10 arrows. She’s now up to about 20 arrows after one week of practice and consistently hitting the target. She isn’t using the sight. I’m preparing her for bowfishing which typically doesn’t use sights. I believe it’s called instinct shooting. I would highly recommend this bow!

Purchased to get my son into archery. He loves it and the draw weight is not too much for an 8 year old.