SinoArt Falcon 60" Takedown Hunting Recurve Bow Metal Riser 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 Lbs Black/Camo Right Hand

Great bow. I got the 55# model, I draw closer to 30 inches, so my draw weight is a bit higher, but it's sturdy. You can attach a stabilizer, sight and arrow rest to this bow. The string it came with seems to already have been waxed.**Edit: When buying a new string for the bow, get one that's AMO 58. The bow is incorrectly labeled as AMO 60. I bought an AMO 60 B-50 Dacron string for it but after adding the recommended twists, I ended up with a much too low brace height of 5.5 inches. It wasn't after adding around 40-50 twists to the string that I was able to get it around 6.25 inches. Will keep the 5 stars as the product itself has nothing wrong with it.TLDR: Great bow, but buy an AMO 58 spare string.Edit #2: It's been a mere 3 months and the upper limb just snapped. The fiberglass it was laminated with on the inside snapped and delaminated around the area of the snap. I haven't been putting it through much use. Possibly around 100-200 shots a month, didn't put more than 400 shots through it. Not sure if its a defect in the 55lb model. Sinoart does sell spare limbs separately. I'm contact the seller to know if its possible to get a replacement or if not which poundage they recommend getting. Will update the review if I hear back from them.Edit #3: The seller has been really friendly and responded very quickly to my messages. This is the first time they hear of the #55 lb model limb snapping, so it may just be a fluke. They offered to send me a spare set of limbs at no charge. Great customer service.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Great product and great company. Like I said in my video, my son wanted to start shooting recurve instead of compound but at 11 he doesn't quite have the upper body strength he needed but we also didn't want to buy him a weaker bow. The Falcon allows us to start him at 30 lbs and work are way up all the way to 70 lbs. It's easy to change them and he can have it be 'his' bow even has he changes the limbs. As for the company when we needed to buy more limbs and we wanted to make sure they were the right ones they responded in a few hours and made sure we ordered just the right ones. Thanks SinoArt.

I just purchased this bow about 3 weeks ago in 55 pound draw weight. The bow was shooting good and is still shooting good, but there seems to have developed a crack in the lower limb it looks as if the fiberglass is cracking. I didn’t pay attention to it because I thought it was just paint peeling or maybe a scratch but it got worse and that’s when I realized that it was a crack. It is a good overall bow just not happy about he lower limb being cracked.Update: I emailed Sinoart and they sent me a brand new set of limbs. Very good customer service and I am very pleased!

Was a little stiff getting the string on, and the serving is a bit smaller than I’d like. But for the price and accuracy it’s a great product. Got the 60” for bowfishing and took it out today for the first time and it had no problem shooting and then being tossed around. I had a $200 Martin Jaguar before this and honestly can’t tell the difference in my shooting. Great product!

I used to shoot compound and i almost bought a 40lb version since i can pull a 70lb compound but decided on 35, thank god because holding it at full draw to aim is some serious work. bow has worked well, no major issues yet.(day3)Updated review. the bow has been shot about 1000 times and has held up despite being dry fired twice due to my nocks breaking.

Took out the bow last night after work.All parts were bubble wrapped and intact.Very impressed with the quality of everything and the directions were very helpful, taking you step by step easily worded in the process. I do not like having to YouTube something to put it together. Wasn’t sure about this company but very happy now and saved a lot of money compared to buying it at the big box sporting good store.Nice action and durability.Would recommend his bow to anyone looking for a nice price quality set.

The bow functions properly and well, smooth pull, somewhat balanced, however, my bow's lower limb began to deform after a few weeks of shooting. It has been about two months since my purchase and the limb has a definitive bend now. I usually destring the bow and remove the limbs for storage when not in use, but if I do decide to leave the bow as is until the next shooting session I would leave it hanging on hooks, parallel with the ground, held with two hooks on the string, in a cool room. I see no possible way my method of storing the bow would cause it to deform. I am sure that this was a defective limb and I just so happened to get it.Overall, the bow is inexpensive yet effective at getting the job done. The only major downside to this bow is that you can feel the bow shake a little after shooting it, not much of a problem since many takedown bows tend to shake due to not being a solid piece.If you see any bend in the limbs, definitely contact the seller ASAP. The limbs are interchangeable and should not be much of a hassle to replace.UPDATE (09/08/18): SinoArt showed great attention to detail when it came to customer service. After reading my review, they contacted me and sent me new limbs @ no cost! Although the limbs were 40# instead of my original 45#, the bow feels much better with improved limbs. Very reliable, very sturdy, looks and feels nice, you can take it anywhere, overall this bow is great!

Very impressed with the quality of this bow. Finish is nice and it feels good in the hand. You simply cannot beat the price!Nice range of draw weights available also. If you are undecided about a draw weight I would recommend picking a lower one as the limbs I received were actually a little higher than rated. The center string serving was a bit thick and the nocks fit tight, but a new string is no big deal. Sino-art is easy to deal with if you have any issues. Overall I am very pleased with the purchase.

It's a nice bow and easy to have fun with but the riser is warped, least mine is. It has a warp in the in which the limbs align to the left to the extent the string tilts when drawn and it's not the first time this has happened either. Ordered a 30lb bow kit for a friend of mine (https://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B07D47QHBY?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_image) and the riser in that was also warped to the left. Same problem, different product. At this point I'm just gonna stick with buying arrows from this company, least that's one thing they can do right.

Love this bow, I just put it together, feels as well made as my Hoyt. The arrow rest I just pitched in the garbage, and put on a whisker biscuit. Going to try it out tomorrow, I have a good feeling about this bow!I added a good sight, some string stabilization, and I’m putting in a peep tomorrow, this is a quality bow.

J’aime bien... c’est certain je n’irai pas faire les jeux olympique avec cette arc. Mais, j’irai chassé avec sans aucuns soucis. Un peu lourde. Mais pour la qualité et le prix. Je dis oui, bon achat.

Excellent starter bow for someone who’s just starting into bow hunting and archery, or for someone who’s just getting back into it! I’ve made my fair share of longbows growing up and still have a few that shoot better then most Walmart or Canadian tire bows, I wanted a real bow to practice with because I intend on getting back into hunting, came exactly as described and does the job well!

Fun to shoot, the arrow rest is a little flimsy and I can tell even after only 100 shots I will have to change it soon. Otherwise very nice bow for a good price.