I am planning on buying a bow for my girlfriend for Christmas. I'm bidding on a pink camo Diamond Razor Edge because it has a huge range of draw weights and lengths. Any of you guys have any ideas for other good bows that will last a while and can be very adjustable. Thanks
No other bow is as versatile as the Razor Edge when it comes to adjust ability. The bow also packs a pretty solid punch in the performance department making it an excellent bow to build muscle, learn to shoot with and then head to the woods with once shooting proficiency has been achieved.
Treat her just like you'd treat yourself. Take her to a bow shop and let her shoot some. Several bows come in pink/pink camo... lol.. I'm sure she'd love one of those.. at least if she's anything like mine.
Thanks guys, I hope she gets hooked and we can make it a lifelong thing. Thats a good idea to just take her to my bow shop and shool. It wont be a surprise but at least she'll get what fits her best
ok soooooo 2011 marks the best year thus far for lady/ small framed archers almost all the comanies are jumping on the sucess of diamonds Razors edge, which is a fantastic bow Bowtech (diamonds parent company) will have a bow called the heartbreaker 3-5 fps @ 27" and 60lbs adustable down to 22.5" and i am guessing 30 lbs the bear home wrecker http://www.beararcheryproducts.com/bows/compound/home-wrecker/ the hoyt vicxen http://www.hoyt.com/compound_bows/details/vicxen might have some carryover bowtech soldiers http://www.bowtecharchery.com/bow_soldier.php the athens accomplice goes down to 25" and 40 lbs http://www.athensarchery.com/bows.html the pse Microburner goes to where u need it too Matthews has the passion, which is a really neat bow http://mathewsinc.com/product/passion/ parker has a number of good short frame bows this is the sidekick extreme, pretty neat http://www.parkerbows.com/pb/2007/compounds.html?action=detail&detailsku=1095 the point is there are options, get out and shoot as many as you can.
I shoot the Diamond Razor Edge and I love it so far. This is the first bow I have had and feel comfortable with it every time I shoot or get up in the tree. I did shoot the Passion at a show and loved it. Once I get a few deer under my belt, that will be my next progression. You can't go wrong with the Diamond to start!!
