Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow 62-inch - Bows for Teens to Adults - Beginners to Advanced, for Hunting & Target Practice

I recently purchased the Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow, specifically the 40 lb draw version, and I must say it has exceeded my expectations. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced archer, this bow is an excellent choice. Allow me to share my experience with this fantastic product. First and foremost, one of the standout features of the Samick Sage is its user-friendly design. Putting it together and taking it down is an absolute breeze. The takedown system is well-engineered, allowing for quick and effortless assembly without compromising stability or performance. This is particularly beneficial for archers who frequently travel or participate in outdoor activities where portability is essential. The build quality of this bow is outstanding. Samick has truly crafted a durable and reliable piece of equipment. The materials used in its construction are of high quality, ensuring longevity and robustness. Even after extended use, I've noticed no signs of wear and tear, which speaks volumes about the bow's durability. As someone with prior archery experience, I can confidently say that the Samick Sage offers an exceptional shooting experience. The 40 lb draw weight strikes a perfect balance between power and ease of use. It provides enough force for accurate and impactful shots, while still being manageable and comfortable, even during prolonged practice sessions. The bow's smooth draw and minimal hand shock contribute to its overall performance, making it an absolute pleasure to shoot. Additionally, the Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow offers versatility. Whether you're aiming for target practice, hunting, or recreational shooting, this bow adapts well to various archery disciplines. Its versatility makes it an excellent investment for both beginners who are still exploring their archery preferences and seasoned archers seeking a reliable and adaptable bow. To sum it up, the Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow in the 40 lb draw weight is an outstanding choice for archery enthusiasts at any skill level. Its ease of assembly, high-quality materials, and exceptional performance make it a top contender in its price range. I wholeheartedly recommend this bow to anyone looking to elevate their archery experience. Pros: Effortless assembly and takedown with the well-designed takedown system. Exceptional build quality and durability, ensuring long-lasting performance. Perfect balance of power and ease of use with the 40 lb draw weight. Smooth draw and minimal hand shock contribute to comfortable shooting. Versatile for various archery disciplines, making it suitable for beginners and experienced archers alike. Cons: (if applicable) None that I have encountered so far. In conclusion, the Samick Sage Archery Takedown Recurve Bow is a top-notch product that delivers on all fronts. Its user-friendly design, durability, and exceptional performance make it a worthwhile investment for archery enthusiasts. I couldn't be happier with my purchase, and I'm confident that you'll feel the same way too. Happy shooting!

I am not a bow expert in any way shape or form, and I really mean that, so lets get that established before this review starts. Prior to purchasing this Samick Sage takedown recurve bow, the last time I shot a bow and arrow, let alone even held one, was all the way back in my school days. And that was a few moons ago (notice the grandpa title in my name). That being said, I think this is a great beginners bow, or one for the ladies or even the kids. I purchased this being a small framed male under 150 lbs in weight to use and for my wife who is smaller than myself. The size, pull length and weight of the bow is just right for my size (5'8") and weight (150 lbs) and for the wife (5'6", do you really think I will put her weight up?). I have not had a chance to shot it for lengths of time at targets or at an archery course. But I have shot a few dozen arrows from the bow off the back deck. And I can say she performs well and shoots straight each time. Even at over 50 yards the bow can make a practice arrow stick in the side of our back yard shed. So even though the bow is only 35 pounds in pull strength, she does give a powerful shot. Now to the quality of the bow. The maple center of the bow is very nice, good quality and has a nice smooth finish to it. The black arms really compliment the maple center and gives it an expensive yet classy look. It took me a while to figure out how to string the bow, for as I said I am in no way a bow or arrow expert. But thanks to a few videos on YT I was able to get her stringed with the bow string that came included. The bow also has room to add all the gear one normally finds on a bow such as sights or what not. Items and parts that I am still studying and trying to figure out if I need or not for the level of shooting I plan on doing. If you are new to shooting a bow and arrow, or a small framed male, or a woman or a child. I would recommend this Samick Sage takedown recurve bow to you. I am very pleased that I purchased this bow over many others that I saw. I did shop around before purchasing this Samick Sagew recurve bow, and even made the mistake of buying a "hand made" one from China first (what a nightmare that was). So after shopping around, price comparing, review comparisons, and all that good stuff. I picked the Samick Sage recurve bow over the others and I am happy that I did. I hope to see many years of shooting fun for the wife and I with this bow. We were not paid nor discounted in any way, shape or form for giving our honest opinion here of this product as a review to assist others. We believe, as a family, it is important to give an honest and accurate review to assist others so they can make good purchasing decisions that can benefit them and their family. And not be lead to cheap, unwanted purchases that are scripted by advertisers to buy their products. We are a family that believes in a minimalist lifestyle while trying to be green as much as possible in all departments of our life. As we care to leave something, anything, of this planet to our grandchildren so they may enjoy it as we have.

This bow is the best bow i have ever used very smooth and nice to handle. I have two. 40 and 25 pound. mostly for target practice. very nice.

On reading 100’s of reviews and watching countless videos I decided to get this bow and what can I say wow. I am very satisfied and it is very powerful and very well made . Shoots a good as a £500 bow

I bought this bowl earlier this year to take up traditional archery and maybe even do some hunting with it I 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 scratch I basically am self taught gotta target set it up 20 yd and began practicing shooting I 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.

Buen arco, muy bello y de buen desempeño

Soulmate and I decided to take up archery as a backyard outdoor hobby during these tumultous times, so we did all sorts of online research as to what would be a good bow for me... most consistently mentioned for beginners and veterans alike especially as a"value for money" bow was the Samick Sage. Man, does it ever look gorgeous assembled, and said assembly was so simple! Started using it a week ago now (I waited until my wife got her bow, too, so we could start together), and I have to say that so far, it does not disappoint. It was easy to string, thanks in part to the instructions that were included (including a video, if you want to watch it), and it just feels so comfortable in my hand. I am already consistently hitting a small suspended target cube from a reasonable beginner's distance, and I am convinced that the tool (i.e., the bow) has something to do with it. Fired hundreds of arrows already and each time, it just "feels right". DEFINITELY pleased with this purchase!