Adult Archery Set XL
RH / 36/38 lbs
Sale price
$111.49
Regular price $222.98
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Most beginner sets stop at 32 lbs. This one starts there. The Adult Archery Set XL is built for archers who want real draw weight from day one – or who are coming back after years away and know a light bow gets boring fast.
Product features at a glance:
1x Penthalon Hero takedown recurve bow, 62 inch – choice of 36/38 lbs or 40/42 lbs
1x Bearpaw Whisper String, AMO 66 inch, 10 strands – already fitted
1x Bearpaw Super Rest arrow rest, mounted, nocking point set
6x Penthalon Traditional Black carbon arrows, spine 600, natural feathers, points glued in
1x Easy shooting glove in cowhide leather, size L
1x Comfort armguard in cowhide leather
1x Slide In belt quiver in beige
1x Bearpaw bow stringer for safe stringing and unstringing
Available in right-hand and left-hand versions
A takedown bow that grows with you
The Penthalon Hero is a three-piece takedown recurve: riser plus two limbs, apart and back together in minutes. Two advantages follow. Taken down it fits any backpack, and when your draw weight changes you swap the limbs instead of replacing the whole bow. A recurve bow like this stays with you for years, not for one season.
Why 36 to 42 lbs
Draw weight is not about showing off, it is about being honest with your own build. For physically active adults, 32 to 40 lbs is the range where a recurve bow really works: the arrow flies flat enough for distances beyond 18 metres, the bow sits still at full draw, and technique can be built cleanly. If you train regularly, 36 to 42 lbs is your range.
Assembled, nothing left to figure out
The set ships ready to shoot: string fitted, arrow rest glued, nocking point set. The carbon arrows are matched to the draw weight, fletched, with points already glued in. Glove, armguard and quiver are real cowhide – not plastic that cracks after one season. Unpack, string it, shoot.
Is this bow right for me?
A 62 inch bow length suits archers roughly 150 to 165 cm tall; taller archers should look at 66 or 68 inches. Rule of thumb: choose slightly longer rather than shorter, because a longer bow is more forgiving of technique errors. Unsure about draw weight or bow length? Call us before you order – we would rather advise you first.
Adult Archery Set XL
Sale price
$111.49
Regular price $222.98
Product features at a glance:
1x Penthalon Hero takedown recurve bow, 62 inch – choice of 36/38 lbs or 40/42 lbs
1x Bearpaw Whisper String, AMO 66 inch, 10 strands – already fitted
1x Bearpaw Super Rest arrow rest, mounted, nocking point set
6x Penthalon Traditional Black carbon arrows, spine 600, natural feathers, points glued in
1x Easy shooting glove in cowhide leather, size L
1x Comfort armguard in cowhide leather
1x Slide In belt quiver in beige
1x Bearpaw bow stringer for safe stringing and unstringing
Available in right-hand and left-hand versions
A takedown bow that grows with you
The Penthalon Hero is a three-piece takedown recurve: riser plus two limbs, apart and back together in minutes. Two advantages follow. Taken down it fits any backpack, and when your draw weight changes you swap the limbs instead of replacing the whole bow. A recurve bow like this stays with you for years, not for one season.
Why 36 to 42 lbs
Draw weight is not about showing off, it is about being honest with your own build. For physically active adults, 32 to 40 lbs is the range where a recurve bow really works: the arrow flies flat enough for distances beyond 18 metres, the bow sits still at full draw, and technique can be built cleanly. If you train regularly, 36 to 42 lbs is your range.
Assembled, nothing left to figure out
The set ships ready to shoot: string fitted, arrow rest glued, nocking point set. The carbon arrows are matched to the draw weight, fletched, with points already glued in. Glove, armguard and quiver are real cowhide – not plastic that cracks after one season. Unpack, string it, shoot.
Is this bow right for me?
A 62 inch bow length suits archers roughly 150 to 165 cm tall; taller archers should look at 66 or 68 inches. Rule of thumb: choose slightly longer rather than shorter, because a longer bow is more forgiving of technique errors. Unsure about draw weight or bow length? Call us before you order – we would rather advise you first.