PG1ARCHERY Traditional Archery Recurve Bow Longbow Basic Handmade Pig Leather Horsebow Long Bow Left and Right Handed for Hunting Practice Target 20-110lbs

When I saw the advertised 110lb bow. I said, " yeah right.." And I was wrong. This is possibly the most difficult bow I've ever strung (That's a compliment). I purchased the 110lb variant and In order to string it I had to wear shin guards and a thigh guard just to string it. Without it the bow would move my planted feet. On the range it shoots traditionally perfect, the draw is very humbling and a fresh reminder to get back into shape. No joke this was one of the best purchases that went over and beyond what I expected. 10/10 would purchase again

I bought this bow for a detailed renn faire costume as it is much smaller and more manageable than my longbow and still allows me to take it out shooting. Quality eastern horsebows can easily set you back $200-$300, so I was pleased to find this cheap alternative, which looks pretty good in the pictures. I knew it was made primarily of fiberglass, but the leather wrap hides it, so it would work great for my costume.Now comes the problems:-First off, this is a Chinese company, like so many on Amazon these days, so the instructions and are poorly translated and are questionably English.-Next, the leather handgrip on my bow was about an inch too short, exposing the fiberglass, which is not what I wanted for a historically-inspired peice. So, I decided to exchange it.-When I got my second bow, it, too, had a handgrip an inch too short, but this one they patched with a piece of glued-on leather, which just told me that they were aware of the problem and did the bare minimum to fix it. I was willing to accept that, but then I noticed damage on the pigskin limbs that looked like someone had been pressing them hard against the corner of a table, and a couple spots where the leather had been rubbed thin.So, I'm sending the second one back and keeping the first. I'm going to go to the craft store and try and patch the handgrip myself, since I obviously can't trust that I'm going to get a complete bow on a third exchange.All-in-all, the bow's decent, it feels good to pull, will still work for my costume after I fix it, and it's relatively cheap at $100, but that doesn't excuse the simple quality errors. I don't feel I should have to repair a product I paid for because they couldn't be bothered to fix their own mistakes, but that's just me...

Pretty good bow. One thing I find irritating is I can't string it without a stringer.

Got this for my son as his first bow for his 10th birthday. He wanted one like mine ( 65lb draw traditional Mongolian horse bow) he and me was not disappointed! Will be buying more for my nieces and nephews on they birthdays

Bow arrived sooner than expected. Quality is better than expected for the price. You will need wax for the string. Its a nice light bow that can have a high draw weight (if you choose) with a traditional/rustic feel to it.

Great bow for the price.

110 pound snapped my little 50 pound recurve stringer, will try again Friday when the new one gets here

The look and the feel of the bow is great I love this bow