mnhotbabe

We are looking for a bow for my daughter! She is 11, but she can shoot my bow already, I just don't know if it is a good idea to get her a good bow or just go to wal mart and get one,a nd should i get her a kids one or an adult. I have a parker challenger and she really likes it.

the kidd

i would suggest a browning micro adenaline im sure if shes only 11 then she might not be able to pull back that much but the micro adrenaline has dw of 30 - 40 lbs i believe....i use the one thats 40- 50 and am hopin i get a new bow next year

130woodman

check E-bay

mobow

Browning Micro Midas III or the Micro Adrenaline. 10 full inches of DL adjustment.....very, very good shooting bows.

terbzz

parker buck shot 18-28 draw and 40-50 punds

Paul L Mohr

Parker makes a decent small bow but my pic would be a Rintec by hoyt. Also the browning and Alpine youth bows are nice. My girlfriend started with a Alpine Micro and moved to a Rintec. Both decent bows but the Rintec is much nicer. Of course it cost almost twice as much though.

Don't get a walmart bow, if she is serious about go to a pro shop and have it set up for her, but get one that can grow with her. All of the ones I mentioned should work fine.

Paul

xlilcntrygrlx

Matthews Genesis or Genesis Mini depending on her size would be a great started bow!

Mike from Texas

I just bought my daughter a Hoyt Rintec(used) for $350 totally rigged out & ready to shoot. Seems like a really nicebow. Has all the features of the full size Hoyts and is adjustable 18-26" draw length.

Bradkoz

my wife usues a browning micro midas lots of adjustment and shoot very quick with its two big cams which helps with shooting range alot. using an adult bow for anyone smaller is not a good idea just makes it harder to shoot properly. youll have no problem selling it in a few years when she need to upgrade so its a decent investment.

peakrut

Genesis