Youth bows
06-20-2003, 06:00 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: East Central ILLinois USA
Posts: 1,595
RE: Youth bows
Mathews Genesis - Draw=up to 30 in/ weight= 15-30lbs
PSE Outlaw Synergy 4- Draw = 20/ Weight= 25lbs
Pse Spyder Synergy 4- Draw= 19-23/ Weight=20-40lbs
Parker Jounior Mag- Draw= 19 to 24/ Weight= 20- 40lbs
Parker Challenger-Draw=23 and up/ Weight=30-50lbs
Both of the Parker Bows come with the " GROW WITH PARKER PROGRAM "
For $49.95 you have the option to upgrade the limbs and draw modules so the bow can grow along with your daughter.
I would definitly start your daughter with a release. I believe that a new archer can be taught a consistant anchor and release much easier with a release.
Scott makes a nice release that works well for many youth shooters here called the Scott Little Goose or the Scott Itty Bitty Goose.
If you have knowledge of back tension releases I would try to teach her that after she has mastered the basics of Archery shooting.
I hope some of this info is of help for you and your daughter.
PSE Outlaw Synergy 4- Draw = 20/ Weight= 25lbs
Pse Spyder Synergy 4- Draw= 19-23/ Weight=20-40lbs
Parker Jounior Mag- Draw= 19 to 24/ Weight= 20- 40lbs
Parker Challenger-Draw=23 and up/ Weight=30-50lbs
Both of the Parker Bows come with the " GROW WITH PARKER PROGRAM "
For $49.95 you have the option to upgrade the limbs and draw modules so the bow can grow along with your daughter.
I would definitly start your daughter with a release. I believe that a new archer can be taught a consistant anchor and release much easier with a release.
Scott makes a nice release that works well for many youth shooters here called the Scott Little Goose or the Scott Itty Bitty Goose.
If you have knowledge of back tension releases I would try to teach her that after she has mastered the basics of Archery shooting.
I hope some of this info is of help for you and your daughter.
