Samick Sage Takedown Recurve Bow and Arrow Set 62 inches - Ready to Use Archery Set Including All Accessories Needed to Start Using

You can’t fault the Samick Sage, its a great beginner bow and a best seller, and I love it.I ordered this from amazon.ae but seems there was an issue and I received the bare bow not the full package.I contacted the vendor and they kindly refund me %45 of the cost which is more than enough to buy the rest of the items separately.Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase.

The bow is great and high quality. Only downside is the product advertising was misleading and other items included in the photos are not included. Since it is very hard to find a left handed recurve bow, I will keep it but they should change their advertised pictures that only the riser, limbs and string are included. They had too many accessories in the photos.

Buen arco, muy bello y de buen desempeño

I got this for just punching paper. Came with the stuff above all low end stuff but works fine. Bow is amazing and solid. Arrows work great although I have lost 2 already. Finger tab was not my thing and bough a glove, which I have to use yet lol.

I bought this bowl earlier this year to take up traditional archery and maybe even do some hunting with itI haven't fired a recurve bow since I was like 12 years old and I'm over 50 I had to return how to hold and shoot and strain everything from scratchI basically am self taught gotta target set it up 20 yd and began practicing shootingI bought the #55# pound limbs at 1st I found it a little tough to pull having Never really fired a bow in decades. The take down kit the limbs fit into position tight and snug the screw knobs hold everything together just fine I've never had any issue with the limbs moving around or being sloppy I'm being sloppy the string fit Perfectly, Oh does take a little bit of effort to string with the Stringer tool. But 55 pound is a pretty stiff set of limbs that's to be expected. I bought a couple of 12 packs of cheap carbon arrows. I began weeks of trial-and-error watching a few YouTube videos I did buy some peripherals for it the little plastic arrow rest that sticks on the bow and then I upgraded to a nice little whisker biscuit and then I added a pin site to it but I found with all the extra c*** wasn't getting Me to shoot any straighter so I went back to basics and took it all off just resting the arrow on the arrow shelf on the arrow shelf citing off the tip of the arrow to the target and shooting.If I fire off maybe 200 to 300 arrows a month in practice, Or 30 or 40 in 1 day once or twice a week. At the beginning I couldn't hit the broadside of a barn, Often times missing a 24 by 24" target bag, Now I can consistently have all of my arrows at 20 yd hitting Within a few inches of hitting a tim hortons coffee cup, or the little white Maple leaf On the side of it with a few shots as well.I find the bow to be strong And consistently accurate. It's also a very nice looking bow and the riser is thick and comfortableIn my hands but I also have fairly large hands. I've had it several months and again I practiced With a few 100 arrows a month Have added no issues so far.

I like this product very much and no issues with it.

Disappointing. Not great finish to wood. One arm incorrect fit. Had to return. Helpful return team. No quibble.fast refund. Three stars for them really.