Sanlida Bows

[HoosierHunter07]

I was wondering if anyone had any experience or opinions on Sanlida traditional style bows. A couple youtubers make them look OK. Of course he admits they sent him the bow for free to review though.

I have zero experience with traditional archery and $150 to get started doesn't seem too bad.

Sanlida Archery

www.sanlidaoutdoor.com

 

[mtfallon]

I don't have first hand experience but everything I have read suggests it's a good place to start for making the jump! Only thing I've heard is it may be worth replacing the string.

 

[GLB]

That’s is Robert Carter doing that review. I believe him to be a stand up guy and would take his reviews as solid information.

 

[bisblue]

Just make sure you get bow long enough for your draw length.

 

[bowhuntercoop]

Robert Carter is somewhat local to me and a legend. Dudes been trad bow hunting longer then most of us have been alive. If he approves, it’s his honest take imo. He’s as real as they come.

 

[cjarchery]

Maybe you guys have a different impression of them. I only know them as a chinese company that blatantly copies American companies bows like Hoyt, Mathews, etc and sells it as their own and throws around a ton of money for ad space and youtube influencers. They’re copyright pirates.

 

[cjarchery]

I looked at the their website just to make sure I’m thinking of the right company…. I immediately found recognizable knock offs of Hoyt, PSE, and Bowtech bows. I mean.. spend your money how you want but they’re actively and maliciously robbing American companies.

 

[SIR_34:16]

I just started shooting a recurve this spring and was looking for an inexpensive ILF bow that I could easily change limbs as I developed. I got the Sanlida Hermit x8 and have been very happy with it.