Here are all the reviews we have for various bows, arrows, and targets.
35 lb recurve bows have been known as the sweet spot for beginner archers. It’s light enough to learn the basics but not yet powerful enough for hunting. Some states like Florida and New York allow you to hunt with a 35 lb draw weight but it’s best to get to 40 lbs before you …
Shooting at targets with your recurve bow can be a lot of fun. You need great skills to get good results, but the quality of archery gear can also be an important factor. Even if you’re an extremely skilled marksman, your accuracy will suffer if you’re using subpar equipment. If you’re looking for information about …
At 50lb pounds of draw weight, you’re working with a fairly powerful bow. You’ll be firing your arrow at over 200 feet per second (fps) and you’ll need an arrow that can handle that kind of velocity. Not all arrows are created equal. At higher draw weights, I personally recommend you stick with carbon arrows …
Left-handed recurve bows are hard to find. Most manufacture caters to the 90% of archers that are right-handed. As a left-handed archer myself, this has been the most frustrating detail of joining the sport. Rather than being able to choose from 50+ brands of recurve bows, my options had dropped to a handful of repeatable …
Whether you’re just shooting at targets or hunting with a recurve bow, it is hard to precisely hit your targets without a good set of arrows. You must choose the arrows carefully. Even the best marksman would struggle with hitting the target if he was using arrows that were too heavy or even slightly bent. …
These days the market is overcrowded with recurve bows. It is really difficult to choose the best one. Everyone wants to have a bow that hits the mark, doesn’t get damaged easily, and looks great. In this article, we want to compare two recurve bows that perfectly fit this description, the PSE Nighthawk vs Samick …
Getting the right single pin recurve bow sight can make or break your archery accuracy. It simplifies the process of getting your sight properly calibrated and can make it easy to adjust your sight mid-hunt or practice session. Many try to over-complicate the process of getting a proper bow sight. Although multi-pin sights have pros …
The decoration of a home should ideally be reflective of the owner’s personality. If you love shooting recurve bows and love interior decorating, getting a beautiful recurve bow wall mount is a great idea. If you choose wisely, a good wall rack can give your home a lot of charm. If you don’t have a …
Having dependable, high-quality equipment is a prerequisite for all outdoor activities, but even more so for archery. When talking about essential archery equipment, we can’t ignore quivers, which are used for storage and transportation of recurve bow arrows. Whether you’re shooting at static targets or animate objects, having your arrows easily accessible is extremely important …
For most archers, the modern side quiver has taken the place of the traditional quiver. There are some fancy quivers out there these days including some that are actually on the bow itself! The truth is nothing beats the sleek look of a traditional archery side quiver. Especially if you are using a traditional recurve …
