This is a very good bow for the price
341149
This is a very good bow for the price.  Don't expect it to be a high end hunting bow, but if you want to learn how to shoot with a solid well made bow, why pay hundreds of dollars?  I bought this for my teenage son and he enjoys it very much.  There is some adjustment available for draw weight.  At the lowest range he can just barely shoot it (probably about 45 lbs) but he'll grow into it.  At the highest range it is about 60 lbs where I like it.  If you are a beginner looking for a first time bow that feels like a real bow, but don't want to put out hundreds of dollars, this is the best choice out there.
2735881
This is my first bow. I wanted the Samick Sage, but this bow was on sale for half the price, so I pulled the trigger. Im not disappointed at all. I paid about $60 for this, so if you get it for under $100, totally with it. Youll need an arrow rest, a knocking point and a sight to start shooting with any measure of accuracy, but those aren't too expensive.
1643382
This is worth the full price listed on Amazon. The bow is beautiful, draws well and feels balanced in your hands. The bow is a very good instrument for beginners to intermediate. If you are considering playing a stringed instrument this is the bow for you to try. Not any money at all for the investment in the remote possibility that you just decide that violins are not your cup of koolaid.
4767039
Yes, it is a cheap bow, but it's held up pretty good so far,it shoots pretty hard, and the darts seem to be durable.
4066366
My violin teacher says this is an amazing bow! Especially for the price! She said it was very well balanced.
4783940
I bought this bow as a back-up for my very nice heavy (180+ gm) Pierre Fuchs bow. I was surprised by the excellent quality with this price range. It is well balanced and draws an even sustained sound and works very well with off the string strokes. It is much lighter (ca. 132gm) that works well for light playing (like Mozart Opera or lengthy continue work). My bass colleagues were impressed and compared the quality of this bow with $800 carbon fibre bows and amazed at the $129 price! I suggest it to all bassists as a great deal for a solid back-up or even a main bow for students!
3609507
I received this bow as a present and so far it has been wonderful. I am not tall but it is a great size for me. The tension is good, it isn't too heavy. I am still working on the correct pull and release method so it isn't too easy. I choose the recurve vs the compound as I like the more traditional bow and how it can help tone your arms.  The other thing I really like about it is that it is a simple black, I like the simplicity and workmanship as I wanted to be able to learn without spending a lot of money.
1010383
I'm not getting all the hate for this bow. It's solidly built kid's bow, and has a decent feature set for the price - the whisker biscuit is kind of a love-it-or-hate-it add-on, but my daughter loves it, and I think it's a great touch. The pull is stronger than folks are saying, at least on the bow that I received. My daughter's an athletic 12 year-old, and it's just right for her - not too easy, not too challenging We're consistently sinking arrows into heavy cardboard boxes from up to 30' or so. I will say that the dropoff is pretty dramatic beyond that. This is my no means a hunting bow, or a serious target bow - it's a beginner's bow for plinking in the back lot, but what do you expect for the cost? If your kid is still seriously interested in archery after they outgrow this bow, that's when you spend the serious money. As far as I'm concerned, if my daughter's happy shooting this bow outside for hours (and getting pretty good at it, by the way,) instead of playing Angry Birds on her iPod all day, then it was money well spent. Also, keep in mind that this bow is for small folks - the draw length and span are quite short. If you're taller than 5'5", you need to step up to a larger model.
3778038
I purchased this bow after doing my homework on it for a couple weeks .  I compared it to other bows and the biggest difference I came up with is the price, which made me skeptical.  After buying this bow, the camo with the black full accessories, and getting it tuned, I took it out to sight it in and I can tell you all one thing, purchase this bow and you will be very satisfied that you just saved hundreds of dollars that you can save or spend on something else.  It is a little on the heavy side but big deal when it performs just as good as any big named brand.  Buy this bow!
489154
This is a very high quality recurve bow and I'm very happy with the purchase. I went with the 35lbs to make sure that I could get the form down properly. Once I did that, I upgraded to 40lbs so that I could hunt with it. I have yet to use it in a hunt, but I plan to do so next season.
1353843
Decent bow for the money and very lite but is very noisy
3859533
I'm giving this bow five stars because at under $30, it was an absolute STEAL for how agreeable a bow it is. I've never used a carbon fiber bow before, I've been spoiled by a $1200 antique pernambuco stick that I've owned for AGES and am afraid to take out to fiddle at the bars. So I ordered two CF bows off Amazon. This one, and one a little more than twice as much.
THEY'RE THE SAME! Except the 'fancy' one has a brand stamped into it and the winding is more ornamental. But the fittings, cut and camber, frog, hair quality.... IDENTICAL. The only difference is that this one had a couple minor nicks in the carbon fiber, that had been smoothed down and don't bother me at all. Heck, if the product is good, I'll TOTALLY buy the factory seconds and take 'em fiddlin!
The bow itself is quite respectable. The frog and fittings are typical better-quality-but-still-might-be-found-in-a-rental stuff. No complaints. Real ebony, real abalone, no plastic to be seen. It plays, in my opinion, like a middle-of-the-road Brazilwood bow, far above the level of the 'student' wood bows. It's heavier than my Pernambuco one, but then again, so are most bows, lol.
I would buy this bow for any of the following reasons:
-Student looking to step up away from fiberglass garbage or low end wood bows that handle like a piece of firewood
-If you think carbon fiber is pretty neat-o for this application (it is!!!)
-Anyone who wants a reliable backup to have around when your favorite stick is in the shop
-Playing outdoors, at bars, or anywhere where heat, moisture, or drunk people might damage your bow. This bow gives every impression of durability. Then again, it's not a bad idea to have a sturdy fiddle for the same reasons! Bonus if you can score a Jackson Guldan depression-era squeakybox at a tag sale.... :)
4832104
This is a great bow in this price range. Looks good and is a quality product. If you are new to archery you won't go wrong purchasing this bow.
4286310
I love it. Great bow for the price. I will advice to buy some vibration damper for the string to deacrease the noise when you are shooting. I have lots of fun with it and make significant progress over the past few month. Maybe next sprin I am going to hunt with it.
1610204
First of all I myself have a mathews compound bow, a pse recurve, and my girlfriend also uses a mathews. This is a great bow for the price. I bought this for my cousin and her girlfriend and it was a perfect fit for them. Pretty sure I brought it down to 35 lbs. for them though. It is an old school teardrop system and does come with an old school sight. It all works perfectly fine, though I did upgrade the sight for easier use for my cousin.  I would recommend this as a starter bow or something to just have target practice with. I'll update if I take it hunting.
4097727
Perfect bow for the perfect price. This was my first attempt at buying a "high quality" modern compound bow. Although I was a bit weary of ordering a bow online without trying it in person, it seems that I made a very good choice. Out of the box, the bow was ready to be fired. However, I took it to my local archery shop to get it properly set up and adjusted. The included accessories are of decent quality and can be easily replaced if you wish to. The bow shoots quiet, has low recoil, and is very beginner friendly. Also, the bow is insanely adjustable and will suit you for a life time to come --
 should you take care of it.
235310
I have now had this bow for 5 yrs now and I can say without a dought that this is a great bow for beginners and going into intermediate for archery. Not to say you can compete with the pro's in the Olympics with this bow but the bow is not Olympic quality, but great none the less.

I have 2 sets of arrows and the spine of the arrows that I own are x6 500 spine and x3 400 spine. They are Carbon Easton slim ST tech AXIS for the 500 spine full metal jacket and High Power FMJ full metal jacket for the 400 spine. The both shoot really well for me being that the 400 spine is slightly stiffer but that does not make any difference shooting.

As I do not hunt I only target or field for Archery this bow has held up over the yrs very well. I am very please with my purchase and If anything were to happen to this bow for just over $100 for the bow and the string that comes with it, which by the way I still have after 5 yrs. I would get this in a heart beat.

The build is very solid and you would expect to pay $200+ for this bow as it doubles as a perfect hunting bow. This bow comes with pre drilled holes for a silencer for the riser any type will fit just get what you think looks good too you. It also come pre drilled for a scope, weather you are shooting for game or targets you can choose either site and it will fit nicely on this bow.

If the limbs of this bow for some reason go bad on you, you can replace them with the Samick Sage Limbs they do fit this bow's riser and I have a pair of 35lb limbs since I do not need the 45lb since I do not go hunting there is no need for that much power.

Some people that review this bow say that the limbs are faulty but the company has fixed that issue with the limbs a long time ago and if you do ever need a replacement the cheap Samick Sage limbs do the trick just fine.

I shoot about an hr. a day around 100-200 per day for 5 yrs and the bow still looks new with the exception of the tips of the limbs which are still in great shape.