TOPARCHERY Recurve Bow for Adult & Youth Beginner, 62" Wooden Takedown Recurve Hunting Bow for Outdoor Training Practice Right Handed 20-50LB

What a fantastic bow. Very stylish. Very strong indeed. Very happy. Main body is well finished with inserts for sight, stabiliser/reel plus arrow rest option. From a distance you might be fooled into thinking that this is just shaped plywood… No… it’s laminated where it wants to be and with a shaped mid section. The limbs are classy. Smooth, elegant and defined. A real slick bow. At 30m it will fully pierce 18mm ply (when I miss the target!). I chose the 50lb option… I could buy lighter limbs and switch over real easy for shorter shooting by simply deconstructing the string using the equipment supplied, loosen hand nuts, swap limbs, tighten hand locking nuts and restring all in 5 or 6 minutes. If you hold the bow gently you’ll find it fairly well balanced… exceptionally strong. Thanks

Decided to add a wooded recurve to collection, looks good, feels good (always liked wooden handles on most things), nice to shoot. Added a basic sight, a plunger and stabilisers. Only tested in back yard, so not at any great distance as yet, but so far, so good. The poundage isn’t accurate, it’s a little lighter than stated, but that’s not an issue for me, I just shoot for personal fun, I’m not competitive etc. The accessories are mediocre, but would be ok for stating up the hobby.

Nice bow, my first. Instructions though were really not clear, I had to find a video of actually how to attach the bow string as the pictures were too small. It also doesn’t tell you how to fit the silencers, they should be fitted before you string the bow. You will also need pliers or knock pliers, and a bow square or set square, and set your top knock to 1cm and bottom knock about a cm below that. It’s not clear also how to set the rest, had to watch a video for that too. And my rest broke after two arrows (the vertical pointy bit). According to the internet you should also unstring your bow if not in use.

Have not used it yet but love it!

Product itself seems fine but adjusting the bow to get the Tiller, Draw Weight, Brace Height, overall length of bow all to match the limited instructions provided seems more difficult than it should be. A steep learning curve needed for this bow but it certainly doesn’t lack power based on the few shots I’ve had whilst attending to the setting up of the bow. I hope when it’s all done and dusted that it’ll prove to be worth it. Watch out for sights screws as they’re an odd size.

Good quality beginners to intermediate archery set. Also a good choice for archers looking to refine their form or rehabilitate their body to get back into archery.

I got this bow to get into archery. In terms of quality, its perfect. This sort of design seems really common, where a lot of companies will be selling extremely similar looking bows at a range of prices. My friend bought a bow for 250 dollars that feels exactly the same in terms of build quality and handing. I bought the 40 pound, which I think was a little much for me starting out - mostly in that its meant for higher ranges, meaning at normal distances it tends to get arrows caught what ever you’re shooting at, and makes aiming more difficult. I recommend a lighter draw rate - around 30 is probably ideal, but many professionals actually go lighter.

Great quality

Update: the customer service is impecable, they reached out and send a replacement raiser and arrived super fast, it is working perfect now, I’ll upload more updates after a couple weeks to see how it behaves. It was amazing, shooting well, no issues for 2 months, then a fracture appeared on the grip area, I cannot use it anymore, it was good while it lasted but now is dangerous to shoot it, the fracture is marked with black marker on the picture.

Put together, hitting it out of the park. Great bow for beginners. Great placement from the start. And you don't have to spend a whole paycheck!