- 26 axle to axle, 15-Inch to 20-Inch draw length, 15 to 20-Pound
- Durable composite limbs and riser
- 6-Inch brace height, 65% let off
- This item is not for sale in some specific zip codes
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Get them started out right…genuine Bear quality at a GREAT PRICE! The perfect start for your youngest archer! America's #1 brand in youth and institutional archery, Bear has, for 80 years, introduced more people to the sport of archery than any other company. Now it's your kid's turn! Built with quality and a passion for archery, the Brave 3 Bow Set makes sure your young shooter has the best chance to develop their skills in the archery traditions.
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41 of 42 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Piece of Garbage,
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This review is from: Bear Archery Right Hand Brave 3 Bow Set (Sports)
My eight year old son saved his money for this bow. He was beyond excited when it arrived. We took it out of the box, attached the quiver, and went out back to shoot it. The draw weight on this thing is about 3 pounds. It's adjusted as tight as it will go. Needless to say an arrow travels all of five feet from this thing. It may be just an anomaly but he is VERY disappointed. To top it off Red's Gear, (the Amazon Marketplace seller) won't allow returns unless the product was unopened. Ask yourself how one is to know if the product works without opening the box? We will now have to send the item back under manufacturer's warranty which I am sure will take months........
23 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Perfectly decent bow for small folks,
By Martin Acuna (Houston, TX) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Bear Archery Right Hand Brave 3 Bow Set (Sports)
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.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Money better spent elsewhere,
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This review is from: Bear Archery Right Hand Brave 3 Bow Set (Sports)
Although it claims to be a "youth bow", BEAR needs to be more specific and let consumers know that the bow is suited for younger children. I bought this bow initially for my nine year old son to use in archery league. The draw length ended up being barely long enough for my six year old son to use and the firing power so weak that it could barely shoot the arrow through the "bonus" whisker biscuit with enough force to make the arrow stick into the target. In talking to the woman who runs the archery league, she said that although BEAR used to make a decent bow, they've been getting progressively worse and this newest Brave III is a piece of junk. She offered to remove the biscuit and place a basic arrow rest on the bow, only to discover that hole for attaching the biscuit is no longer on the bow face, but on the narrow edge of the bow, making it impossible to replace with a conventional rest without drilling a new hole. Needless to say, I am highly disappointed in the product. The money would have been better spend towards a nicer Hoyt or Matthews youth bow.
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