Looking for a "good" yet fairly inexpensive youth bow
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Looking for a "good" yet fairly inexpensive youth bow
Needing some help. I am looking for a youth compound bow. I have heard theGENESIS is a good one. Any others around the same price or maybe even a little cheaper. He's twelve and hoping the fever stays with him yet not wanting to spend a lot of money. Thanks
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RE: Looking for a "good" yet fairly inexpensive youth bow
Darton and Browning both have the best youth bows I feel on the market.
Darton's Ranger comes with 2 sets of modules, the first goes from 17-27" draw length and has lower letoff. The second set has high letoff 22-28". It also goes from 15-45lbs in draw weight. This bow is adjustable enough to grow with him and he can actually hunt with it as well at 45lbs. I feel this may be the best youth bow on the market. I think the package that includes sight, rest, quiver, and 3 arrows retails for $299.
Browning also has the micro midas as well. It is nearly as adjustable as the Darton but I think is a bit cheaper. Both are great bows and you can't go wrong with either as they will both grow with your kid for a long time.
Darton's Ranger comes with 2 sets of modules, the first goes from 17-27" draw length and has lower letoff. The second set has high letoff 22-28". It also goes from 15-45lbs in draw weight. This bow is adjustable enough to grow with him and he can actually hunt with it as well at 45lbs. I feel this may be the best youth bow on the market. I think the package that includes sight, rest, quiver, and 3 arrows retails for $299.
Browning also has the micro midas as well. It is nearly as adjustable as the Darton but I think is a bit cheaper. Both are great bows and you can't go wrong with either as they will both grow with your kid for a long time.
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