hey all, in a better mood today, I took it into scheels where I got it and they were cool, it turns out the bow didn't break, the string did, and when it broke with the full weight on it, it threw one of the limbs loose into my face. I'm no worse for wear, it shattered the wisker biscuit so I had to buy another one, but that's fine with me, they replaced the string on it for me so I figured it was a good trade off. I wasn't as mad about the bow breaking as I was about trying to find another bow, for me this bow shot like a dream. So all in all, It cost me and hours drive, $17, and a sore face...but the bows fine. I'd rather the bow be fine than my face anyway, my face can heel.

As for TeeJay's question, I don't think I need a youth bow, but I do have a rather short draw lenght at 26", I shot the Spyder and it feel awesome, I was just wondering if there was anything else that I didn't know about a youth bow that I should be worried about. Again, I don't think I have to have a youth bow, but this youth bow fit me and had a heck of a price tag, so I bought it.