big_country_

hey yall im looking to buying a bow for my wife the onyl problem is she is only 5'5 and has a 23" draw length but the other problem is we were in a car wreck last may and she has pins and plates in her arm so she cant pull alot of weight... any suggestions??? thanks alot

MeanV2

The Diamond Razor Edge has lots of adjustment both in Draw length and poundage.

It's also less than $300

Dan

big_country_

thanks a lot..we will have to go to the shop and have her shoot it and see if it fits her needs....thans

Muliefever

My wife has that bow. the Edge is one sweet little set up.. She will love it!

ken3g

My wife has a parker, buckshot 40 lbs, 23.5 draw and shoots out to 30 yds. She is only 5' 2.5" and not very strong.

HNI_Christine

23" draw seems a little short for a 5' 5" woman. Be sure to have the shop re-check her draw length.

I've heard good things about the Edge.

I shoot an Equalizer but it might be a bit much for a starter bow. (not to mention you'll have to order one fast, Bowtech discontinued them. [:@])

IL_BOW_MAN

With the title of the thread, I was going to say that should be a good trade!!

hmthtrfan

Matthews Ignition was my wifes choice.

BullRider115

Also, if you are looking to make plunge, the Elite Z28 is a great bow not only for men but women as well.

huntingson

My wife has this bow (well, it is the Diamond Edge but I am not sure of the Razor part). It is a really nice shooting bow and she loves it. I was surprised how well it feels for the price. Great value IMO.