What is a good entry level bow that wont break the bank?

[Predator_SD]

2010 era Mathews like a Drenalin, DXT, Z7, or a Switchback. They are killers and can be had today for like $300-$400 bucks.

 

[lsuTigahs]

The only problem with a used bow is that there is no warranty. You could buy last years model on here for a better deal sure, but If the cam gets bent or limb starts to splinter, you’ll be footing the bill.


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What about the hundreds of videos of all the Flagship bow companies dry firing bows for thousands of times. IMO you always buy a gently used flagship bow.

 

[AKarchery]

What about the hundreds of videos of all the Flagship bow companies dry firing bows for thousands of times. IMO you always buy a gently used flagship bow.

Of course! That’s always an option as well. My opinion is rooted in my time spent working in a pro shop.


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[John2488]

A used bow off archery talk or Craigslist. Maybe someone you know. Can get a very well maintained bow or even a pretty recent year for an amazing deal, if you look hard enough. But anything is better then brand new when looking to stick with a budget