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Genesis Original Bow, Lightweight Archery Compound Bow, Left and Right Hand Options
$174.99
Experience unmatched precision and performance with the original Genesis Archery Aluminum Compound Bow. This version is designed for right-handed users. It boasts a universal draw length, zero let-off, and an adjustable weight, allowing for a customizable and comfortable user experience no matter your strength or skill level. This thoughtfully designed bow features a single cam design that ensures accurate, quiet, and efficient shooting. Single cam designed bows signify no major tuning problems, and less recoil for greater accuracy in hitting various targets. The bow is pre-assembled, saving you time and effort, and the durable, lightweight components make this bow both easy to handle and resilient. Great for enthusiasts of archery compound bows and newcomers to archery who just want to try out the sport in their own free time, this recurve bow is suitable for all. Just remember that this bow is made for right-handed users, allowing comfortable right accuracy and smooth traction. It’s a fun piece of archery, made of great quality out of the box. It is a gateway to countless adventures, thrilling hunts, and exciting archery competitions. Whether you’re a seasoned archer or a novice just starting out, this bow is a good tool to enhance your skills and enjoy the sport of archery. Start your journey with the Genesis Archery Bow.
Universal Draw Length: Designed for left-handed users, this bow offers a draw length range of 15 to 30 inches and adjustable draw weight from 10 to 20 pounds providing adaptability to different skill levels and preferences
Built for All Ages: Equipped with universal first-of-its-kind draw length and adjustable weight catering to individuals of all sizes, ages, and skill levels, making it a versatile choice for archery
Easy to Use: Single cam design means no tuning problems, less recoil, greater accuracy, and less noise, allowing you to fully enjoy the simplicity and satisfaction of archery
Bow Construction: Pre-assembled and ready out of the box, this archery bow includes a machined 6061-T6 aluminum riser and cam, idler wheel, sturdy composite limbs, and high-strength bowstrings
Lightweight Design: Crafted with durable lightweight components, this compound bow allows you to focus on hitting your target with precision and confidence enhancing your archery experience; Weighs 3.5 pounds; Bow only
12 reviews for Genesis Original Bow, Lightweight Archery Compound Bow, Left and Right Hand Options
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Candace –
Great product
Great gift for high school archery student. She loved it.
Julie T. Spencer –
Product review
My daughter loved it
Rainybeet –
Great for kids and people that use a low draw weight for target practice.
I love these bows. I am an assistant coach for my sons archery team, elementary through high school, and these bows are required for NASP (National Archery in Schools Program) teams and tournaments. The school has around 40 bows so that students do not have to buy their own bow (though many do, especially archers in their second season and beyond). The other coaches and I can adjust the draw weight to suit everyone from small 5th graders to big Seniors in high school in minutes using just an allen wrench. At the distances that we shoot, 10 and 15 yards, they have enough power to be very accurate. The draw length is variable with no adjustments. The archers just pull back to the corner of their mouth. I am 6’2″ and have no problem with having enough draw length, even though my regular recurve has a 32″ draw length and this is listed at up to 30″.This is NOT a hunting bow, it is a target bow. A hunting bow should have at least 40lbs draw weight, while this bow is adjustable between 10 and 20lbs. This is also not a bow for shooting at Olympic target distances, which are up to 50 meters for a compound bow and 70 for a recurve. A 20lb draw weight is just not going to be enough to get enough accuracy at that distance. At an elite level a compound bow should have at least a 50lb draw weight.What this bow IS is a perfect bow for school competition and a perfect beginner target bow for kids. These things are extremely sturdy, are consistent, and can grow with young archers as they get stronger and need a longer draw length and weight. They extremely affordable, especially for young archers that will not need to upgrade their bow for several years.My family has two of these bows, one for my son and one for my wife so she can practice with us. We love them. Genesis also makes the GenX bow with a higher draw weight range, but they are not allowed in NASP competitions, and archers looking to compete outside of NASP will probably want a more precision bow by the time they outgrow this one.
Daydream Chicken –
Solid Compound Bow
This bow is great quality and feels solid right out of the box.I ordered the Lime Green, but it’s more of a Grass Green, which I like even better.A little about your fingers: Protect them with Gloves or install Finger Guards to your bow strings (Finger Savers)If you won’t be using a glove to release an arrow, I highly suggest having Finger Savers installed to protect your *guess what?* fingers!Find a local archery/hunting store and they should be able to properly set you up with the Finger Savers while setting up the proper arrow nocking point, and give you a few tips on how to adjust the draw weight, how to shoot an arrow, how/when to wax your strings, etc. If you’ve never shot, maybe take a quick lesson if they offer it.I had a guy set me up at the archery store and it cost me $20 for the wax tube ($7) and labor ($13). DO NOT try putting on the finger savers by yourself, unless you have a special bow machine to release the bow strings. I’m glad I just drove to my local archery store, because I would have ruined the bow strings if I tried to attempt it (Not all YouTube videos are realistic).Okay. I’m a 5’6″ woman with pretty strong arms, BUT I have fibromyalgia and didn’t want to get a bow with more than a 20# draw weight, because I get sore very fast. I had to reduce it to about 18.5# which has nice tension for me.We had a great time shooting with the Genesis bow. I just have to buy the correct arrows. Read on about that…ARROW UPDATE!!! I originally bought a dozen Reegox 30”carbon arrows for target practice only. THESE ARE NOT THE CORRECT ARROWS FOR THIS BOW!!! I’m dumb. Don’t judge me. Get feather ones & make sure you buy arrows that work with your bow’s draw weight. These are too heavy. They’ll be okay for closer targets. We used them but will be buying feather arrows.I also bought an arm guard that velcros on.I will also be sharing this with my 16-year old son. He’s 5’11” and it looks very comfortable when he draws the string back. If he upgrades to increase draw length & weight, he might go with the Genesis Pro, which goes up to a 25# draw weight (FYI: arrow rest and nock are not included). It may not seem like a lot of weight, but after shooting a dozen arrows over and over, you will be fatigued.Here’s the Genesis Pro product description, if you want to compare the two.Genesis Pro description: While still a zero let-off design, the Genesis Pro lets archers customize their draw length and adjusts up to 25 lbs of draw weight. Our draw stop cam technology provides a “solid wall” or stop, ensuring you achieve the correct draw length every time. This helps archers using mechanical release aids to maintain proper form and produce a consistent follow-through for maximum accuracy. Details: Zero let-off design; Draw weight comes standard at 25 lbs and can be safely lowered to 15 lbs – all you need is a 3/16″ hex wrench (provided) to adjust draw weight; Covers all standard draw lengths ranging between 15″-30″; Machined 6061-T6 aluminum riser, aluminum cam and idler wheel; Composite limbs; Cable guard; Molded competition grip; Riser is drilled and tapped for standard accessories; 0% let-off; 35 1/2″ axle-to-axle; 7 5/8″ brace height. Note: Arrow rest and arrow nock and not included.
D Rick –
Value
Great buy. Fun and good quality product.
Melissa evans –
Birthday present
This was great. My grand daughter loved it
Roger Ruchti –
14 yo in competition shooting has her own personal bow now.
Genesis bow is the only bow used by the various schools for their archery class. It is sponsored by Mathewes Bows. I purchased this bow for the granddaughter for her personal bow, rather than using a school bow that may shoot different each time itis picked up.
bg21 –
My first compound bow, bought after few days of research and do not regret it, the whole family is enjoying it.Do not pull and then release the string without arrow, you may damage your bow (or rather the string).If you plan to tune the pull strength of the bow, check online manuals/videos first .The packaging was terrible – no padding, I can only imagine what was happening to the bow while it was traveling.Also, the bow came with stickers that were partly removed however the bow looked hhhm.. not quite like a new bow should look like.
JB –
This bow is extremely fun and easy to shoot and has a wide range of draw weight adjustment. The National Archery in Schools Program uses these bows exclusively to promote archery in elementary and secondary school phys-ed classes.
Marc –
Perfect bow! She loves it and shipped no issues and not a scratch
Kdh –
This was a good starter bow for our DD. She loved the pink and it was wonderful we could get as a left handed version for such a great price. The bow was super sturdy, had enough power for her needs as a beginner and when it was time to resell we got almost the full value for it used. Had a few difficulties getting help at bow shops to adjust for her- but otherwise it was a perfect piece of equipment.
Brittany & Sean –
Arco perfecto. Ideal para principiantes y profesionales.