Samick Sage Recurve Bow Limbs - Takedown Recurve Limbs Replacements, 25-60 lbs, Compatible Riser, Durable Maple Fiberglass for Archery Target & Hunting Practice - Adult & Teen Archers
Key features
- •Limbs are hard Maple with black fiberglass
- •Sage limbs are fast flight Compatible
- •No bow string or mounting hardware included. Just a set of limbs.
Samick Sage Recurve Bow Limbs - Takedown Recurve Limbs Replacements, 25-60 lbs, Compatible Riser, Durable Maple Fiberglass for Archery Target & Hunting Practice - Adult & Teen Archers
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
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"Great Replacement Limbs for the Samick Sage"
Paul Kabasawa✓ Verified Purchase•October 25, 2017
The "replacement limbs" (25#) from WE R Archery for my Samick Sage are "working out great" and are just like the original ones - flawlessly built/QUALITY at a great price. I AM SO PLEASED!!!!! Oh, and my arrows are flying nicely too. Folks, this is a "5 Star" vendor with a "5 Star" product!!!
This set of limbs is perfect. I hear about people receiving the Chinese bootleg ...
Dan J.✓ Verified Purchase•September 13, 2017
This set of limbs is perfect. I hear about people receiving the Chinese bootleg version from alot of sellers, but these are the real deal. Korean made limbs to go with the Korean made samick sage takedown bow. No flaws to speak of. Proper fit. Beautiful finish. First arrow off the new limbs hit a 1 inch bullseye at 30 yards flawlessly. I will absolutely order more in different weights.
... archery (dabbled 15 years ago) and I couldn't be happier with the Samick Sage and these limbs
Fox Mulder✓ Verified Purchase•September 9, 2017
New (ish) to archery (dabbled 15 years ago) and I couldn't be happier with the Samick Sage and these limbs. Moved up from a #25 draw weight to #35, and so far I'm shooting every day and getting better (in my humble opinion) every day. No doubt that having a good bow with well made limbs makes all the difference and has made it as enjoyable for me as it has been.
Great packaging, timely arrival, great product.
Great packaging, timely arrival, great product.
Poor QA-frayed fiber glass after minimal use and safe storage
Gregory Ellis✓ Verified Purchase•July 9, 2017
Poor quality control. I bought these a year ago. I tested them out on the bow with a few arrows and then put them in their case stored in a controlled environment. I take them out a week ago, and as I pick up the limbs, a fiber glass needle drives through my thumb. Appears the fiberglass layer had splintered. Remember, these things were stored in a case with the stalk safely in a shelf just for then. No exposure to trauma it elements. I shaved the fiber glass strands off the corner and tested, but since more than a year has passed, a return is not possible. Feel uncertain using the limb too much because the structural integrity of the fiberglass is probably substandard. Too bad, because i love the bow itself.
The Real McCoy! Updated 03/14/2017
hellcat44✓ Verified Purchase•February 19, 2017
South Korean made,,,(maybe),, genuine Samick Sage 35# limbs that fit perfectly Sold by ASC inc.
3/14/17
45# limbs sold by Bois Blanc Supply. These also were genuine Samich that fit perfectly,,, however the lower limb had cosmetic if not structural issues ( a crease in the laminate and blemishes to the finish). Possibly seconds?
But getting back to where SAS makes their limbs: I checked with two archery suppliers and got slightly different answers.
One said the limbs were made in China and South Korea and the other that all SAS bows and limbs are now made in China..
Either way,,,Chinese production sanctioned by SAS under their quality control I don't have a problem with.
3/14/17
45# limbs sold by Bois Blanc Supply. These also were genuine Samich that fit perfectly,,, however the lower limb had cosmetic if not structural issues ( a crease in the laminate and blemishes to the finish). Possibly seconds?
But getting back to where SAS makes their limbs: I checked with two archery suppliers and got slightly different answers.
One said the limbs were made in China and South Korea and the other that all SAS bows and limbs are now made in China..
Either way,,,Chinese production sanctioned by SAS under their quality control I don't have a problem with.
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