All the info is saying this is for a smaller hunter or a woman. I am neither. Any 6 ft 260lbs people out there that have this? Does it feel small?
591654
I am 6 foot 2, 350 pounds. This bow feels like a rifle. I love it. I can use the sling to carry through the woods and it doesnt catch trees and brush. It is compact fast and accurate. If something ever happened to this bow I wouldnt hesitate to buy another one. If there is an academy sports near you go put one in your hands. You wont be disappointed.
591655
I am about 6 ft and 200 lbs with very long arms. It is fine for me. But, I replaced the red dot with a scope and needed a bit longer stock. I had already adjusted the stock out as far as possible. S, I took a 1" thick slip-on recoil pad off a rifle and slipped it on the crossbow stock. Gave just the right eye-relief. Am enjoying the Recruit as is my son who's over 6 ft and who is using my crossbow when season opens here on Sept. 27. I'll be elsewhere.
591656
It might feel small and you may want to put a stock extention on it. I'm only 5'8"and a very broad 260. But it is nice having a compact bow when trying to use in a tree or blind.
2089769
Don't know if it helps but im 6.0 and 165 and i could it adjust it to fit just fine.. i would say there is plenty of length to fit someone a little taller than I.. only real quarm is this is my first hikers pack and i feel uneasy on how thin the material seems, but they all are like that. I do a lot of hunting and hiking. The pack is heavy if you are looking for real light weight but i definitely like it and hope to have it for a long time also great for the price.
310042
It's been a while, Al, but I seem to recall no unusual sizing issues. I sent it back, however, because it was too heavy for backpacking. If you're planning on standing in one place (on a boat or something,) this would be the ticket. I'm going to guess it'd be a medium?
1409674
Greetings. I am 260 & it works fine for my weight. However, I'm 6' 1" & the height with the stick fully extended is just right for me. So at 6' 6" it may be iffy.
1929772
I have this bike and love it but I am 5'3'' and it is only an inch too high for me I think it may feel a little small if you are 6 ft. When I was looking up reviews for this bike prior to buying it many people said it was more appropriate for a woman than a man because it's not very large. Hope this helps. Good luck!
173490
I'm no expert but my wife got the smaller one which is perfect for her (5' 4"). I have tried it (5' 8") and it is fine. I can't imagine its being a problem for someone who is 5' 6".
1686301
I am 6'3" and I weigh 260 and it works for me . I wear it while I'm working. It will bind some with movement but it does prevent hyperextention which causes my problems. I am happy with it. I have more than one.
265812
Ok so I don't have it stock anymore. I put a Leupold Crossbones on it instead of the luminated no brand that it came with. The other was fine I just have older eyes and prefer Leupold. I also installed limbsavers and updated to an Alpine quiver that holds 6 arrows instead of 3. All of that may or may not have added to its weight. Mine weighs in at 11.8 #. I bought the Primos trigger stick 2 and that solved the weight issue. Don't let the weight scare you away, this is an amazingly fast and accurate bow. I carry it with a threepoint AR-15 sling which hangs it in front and to my left side for quick target acquisition and so that I can watch my limbs and cables as I go through the brush. Hope this helped.
1152641
It's rated for up to 250 lbs, so 260 is obviously pushing it. Leg room is limited...I am 5 ft 6in and fit comfortably...my guess is anyone over 5-8 might find it tight, although some of the amazon reviewers were taller than that and thought it was OK. Cannot recommend an alternate model as this is the only one I am familiar with.
869851
It is kind of tight for me and I am 6ft 210lbs. It may work for you. Its a good sleep system if it works for you.
1534853
No it's an amazing bow! Great for first time bow hunter/ Archery, kids or Pros. Draw weight goes down to 5 pounds which was great for my 6 year old and in a female and draw back 30 pounds of weight. My husband draws about 60 back. Once you test shoot it and get it sighted in where you want it then this bow will last you for years! :)
396708
i have the shorter version, and it serves me well , the longer one did not closed down enough for my hunting style, lots of hiking and shooting down steep canyons, sit down and measure the height from the ground to your comfortable shooting position, that should give you an idea which one will work for you. but i do endorse this product
1333055
I am 6'1" and 207 and I would not run on it. It is fine for walking, walking fast, and ramping up.your heart rate by raising the incline. I don't think it is solid enough for guys our size to run on. I may be wrong but it feels a bit puny to me. The belt is very lightweight and does not seem to be very rugged. The motor appears a bit under - powered as well. Size wise it is big enough, but just doesn't feel solid enough.
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I'M 6FT AND 275. I DON'T THINK THAT IT IS TO SMALL. I HAVE A TON OF STUFF IN IT ALREADY AND THE MAIN COMPARTMENT ISN'T EVEN A THIRD FULL! I DO like the way it is wider at the bottom than that top. To me it just looks better than one that is the same width top to bottom. I'd say go for it if you are looking for a smaller/day pack. It's a good 'un!
1908836
I am 5'2" and the small was not too big if that is what you are worried about. I sometimes wish I had test rode the small and medium before buying one but I am on the heavier side and I think if I was thinner the small would be perfect. Hope this helps!!
1930161
I'm 6'0" and I feel like I'm maybe a just a bit too long for a perfect fit. But it's workable for me. My biggest complaint is that my feet drag the floor with leg extensions on the down stroke. I'm actually thinking of putting some 2X6 blocks under the feet to give me an inch and a half more clearance. My 15 year old is about 5'9" and he seems to fit without complaint. Neither of us has a problem with hamstring curls. I wouldn't think that 5'6" would be outside the design of the equipment since 5'6" to 6'0" is where a lot of people (men at least) fall. Average US height for men is 5'10" and women 5'5". I'm 6'0" and I feel like I'm maybe a just a bit too long for a perfect fit. But it's workable for me. My biggest complaint is that my feet drag the floor with leg extensions on the down stroke. I'm actually thinking of putting some 2X6 blocks under the feet to give me an inch and a half more clearance. My 15 year old is about 5'9" and he seems to fit without complaint. Neither of us has a problem with hamstring curls. I wouldn't think that 5'6" would be outside the design of the equipment since 5'6" to 6'0" is where a lot of people (men at least) fall. Average US... » Read More I'm 6'0" and I feel like I'm maybe a just a bit too long for a perfect fit. But it's workable for me. My biggest complaint is that my feet drag the floor with leg extensions on the down stroke. I'm actually thinking of putting some 2X6 blocks under the feet to give me an inch and a half more clearance. My 15 year old is about 5'9" and he seems to fit without complaint. Neither of us has a problem with hamstring curls. I wouldn't think that 5'6" would be outside the design of the equipment since 5'6" to 6'0" is where a lot of people (men at least) fall. Average US height for men is 5'10" and women 5'5". « Show Less
167853
Hmmm I am a big guy about 220lbs and around 6ft sooo depends, but I'd say it feels heavier than most and almost too hot for me which is good on those below 0 days... def not for the fall