Is this back quiver good for a youth? Not to long?
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It is a full sized quiver but extremely adjustable. If the youth is aged 10 or older it should work alright. Younger than that their height might limit how much adjustments can be made. I got one for my soon to be son in law and he is 5 ft 5 in and it works just fine.
1344181
We also have a Mathews Genesis bow. I do not know if it is a youth bow but certainly will works as a young beginngers bow. It fits nicely with lots of extra room.
1619602
It depends on the age but it is definitely a simple yet accurate bow and at a great price. The 55-70# is perfect for me but I know someone small or not as strong may struggle with the initial pull back.
1306415
The bow is for basic learning designed for small kids. It teaches basic skills but has no power for hunting or even being used for distant target practice. I would go to any store that sells bows and see if you are strong enough to pull back and hold 25lbs. If you can I would buy a more powerful adjustable bow. If you can't this bow is for you.
1304831
and yes it would work for a adult as long as their draw length is not over 28", i would recommend a Samick sage for any adult looking to get into archery
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yes, i think it would. the strap is adjustable and sized more for a smaller frame. the leather is very sturdy and the pocket holds a decent amount. it's roughly 18" long so it's could for youth arrows. the way the strap is attached makes it easy to add a strip of leather that's been punched to accommodate stringing should you need a longer strap. it's good quality and it will be around long enough to be grown out of. once you look at it the quiver you'll see what i mean. it's just not made for large chested individuals. i've adapted mine to hang from a belt using what the quiver came with. yes, i think it would. the strap is adjustable and sized more for a smaller frame. the leather is very sturdy and the pocket holds a decent amount. it's roughly 18" long so it's could for youth arrows. the way the strap is attached makes it easy to add a strip of leather that's been punched to accommodate stringing should you need a longer strap. it's good quality and it will be around long enough to be grown out of. once you look at it the quiver you'll see what i mean. it's just not made for large chested individuals. i've adapted mine to hang from a belt using what the quiver came... » Read More yes, i think it would. the strap is adjustable and sized more for a smaller frame. the leather is very sturdy and the pocket holds a decent amount. it's roughly 18" long so it's could for youth arrows. the way the strap is attached makes it easy to add a strip of leather that's been punched to accommodate stringing should you need a longer strap. it's good quality and it will be around long enough to be grown out of. once you look at it the quiver you'll see what i mean. it's just not made for large chested individuals. i've adapted mine to hang from a belt using what the quiver came with. « Show Less
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No. Get a starter bow that fits your draw length. This bow is not a good option for an adult. I ordered it based on the price and the normally great brand name, but returned it immediately.
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Danny, Thanks for your question! Youth bows are fun! Features/Includes: - 35 lb Draw Weight - 20" Draw Length Aluminum Riser - Drilled/Tapped for Accessories - Sight Bracket/Adjustable Brass Pin - Cable Guide Rod/Slide Target Arrows - 2 Full Size Quick Detach Quiver Real String - Accepts Peep Sights Please let me know how we can help you moving forward! Carrie Simpson customerservice@BigGameGear.com
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No this is not all ideal for a young adult. The bow length and tension are suited to a much younger boy. It's best to go to a sports/outfitter center and consult with an archery department type person who can help you to determine what would work best from the adult section.
1380564
You should be fine. I use this bow with my daughter, it is just about 1.5 inches short on draw length for me, but should be appropriate for your son
324192
I bought this for my 10 yr old daughter who is about 4'5, 60lbs and it is a good fit for her so I would suggest something a little bigger. I bought my older daughter the "Barnett Sportflight Recurve Archery Set", that may be a better fit for you.
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Christian, Thank you for your question! Yes a youth bow can be used for adults. However, the determining factors would be draw length (how far can the consumer pull the bow back) and draw weight (that is the amount of tension on the string). Please let us know how we can further help you! Merry Christmas! Carrie Simpson customerservice@BigGameGear.com
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I would recommend a lighter draw weight 1 piece for a 13 year old. Probably 30lbs and a good 1 piece fiberglass bow should be less expensive also.
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I think that it depends on your style of arrows and how you shoot. The quiver is only 2 3/4" diameter, so 10 I would think would be the max. For my daughter, she tends to shoot no more than 6 per round, so it is sufficient.
32322
This is a starter bow and sized for kids 7 to perhaps 14. A stature such as yours, would merit a bigger and bow with more resistance. Sorry, i don't know enough to make suggestions.
754252
We purchased it for our 8year old daughter who had difficulty at 1st but is now shooting arrows with no problem. That being said, I tried it when she first got it and it was difficult for me to shoot it and I am a 40+ active female. It is good quality so I would say yes it is good for an adult starting out.
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Yes, it would be a good starter bow for you. My stepson is 11 and it's just a little bit hard to pull for him.