What age to buy kid a bow
My daughter was 6 when she started showing an interest
She started with a recurve, and had some fun, then a Diamond Nuclear Ice (or something like that), and then up to a Hoyt Ruckus.
A bunch of people want to recommend the Mission bows, and while they are fine for a bigger and stronger kid, thry are really inappropriate for little ones. Sure the draw length and weight will facilitate them, but the mass weight of the bow is too heavy, and it leads to some really bad shooting habits and form issues.
Buy a bow that's appropriate for the size of your youngster, and upgrade them as they grow.
"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately" - Thoreau
My daughter was 6 when she started showing an interest
She started with a recurve, and had some fun, then a Diamond Nuclear Ice (or something like that), and then up to a Hoyt Ruckus.
A bunch of people want to recommend the Mission bows, and while they are fine for a bigger and stronger kid, thry are really inappropriate for little ones. Sure the draw length and weight will facilitate them, but the mass weight of the bow is too heavy, and it leads to some really bad shooting habits and form issues.
Buy a bow that's appropriate for the size of your youngster, and upgrade them as they grow.
"I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately" - Thoreau
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