I bought this for my 13 year old daughter and it was the perfect size for her. She has been looking to start archery and this was the perfect bow for to start with. She's out there everyday with it practicing.

Great now for target practice
And the quality of the bow is solid

This is great for my husband and I who are just getting into archery. As we shoot with different hands, we are sharing this ambidextrous bow. It doesn't come with a stringer or instructions, but both of these are easy to find online. We used the combat arrows to do a little target practice inside while we get more comfortable.

My wife always wanted to try archery. This bow is easy to draw and seems to be good quality. Watch a couples videos and you'll be amazed at how well you do.

I'm not a person who uses things like a bow and arrow - but when we bought a house with a big yard we figured it might be fun. It's one of the biggest hits whenever we have people over. We set up some targets on a table and take aim. The safe arrows are great, and honestly I love this thing. But then a year later it broke. One of the curved pieces snapped, and that was that. I made the mistake of buying a replacement part from the manufacturer. That was dumb. I paid way more that I would have paid had I just bought a new bow from amazon. Live and learn. Anyway, just be careful with it - I think it broke because I put it in the trunk of my car with some other things and was careless. Or it just broke when I used it and didn't notice. IDK - great bow and pretty cheap so go have fun!