What’s you’re draw weight vs Age

[S.Clancy]

36/82#

I can shoot that weight in any position, weather, etc.

 

[Shawn_Guinn]

47 and 73, no struggles with it as I lift and run 6 days a week I have a 30.5 inch draw and can fling arrows with some reasonable umph. If I have to step back in weight as I age I’m going to still have a long draw to make up performance short comings. It’s the one benefit of long monkey arms

 

[Wheels]

56/61

 

[Elkmagnet]

57/70lb

 

[Meshnasty]

33/73 and 60# - Compound
50@28" - Recurve

 

[Axlrod]

58/78#
Same setup for indoor league and a few 3d shoots per year. I tease my buddies that shoot "bowhunter" class with target bows @ 50# and fat shafts. I shoot "bowhunter" class with my bowhunting set up- a couple of my axis arrows still have a little blood around the vanes!

 

[PurpleDriver]

44/75

 

[TheGDog]

53yo/54Lbs
Have had Rotator cuff surgery, in which they also did a sub-acrimonial decompression, which created a LOT of looseness in that shoulder.

 

[TheHammer]

35/87

 

[dreamingbig]

43/80


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[fords4life]

39/61# I'm a new archer though and have only shot the bow 4 times. Going to stay where it's at for at least a couple months while I work on my form and then I'll bump it up a bit.

 

[WJS23]

30/80

 

[LookinforDirt]

55/110…

ok, 55/63

Comfortable to pull back when cold and stiff and from different positions. I was surprised how much dropping just two pounds draw weight affected my comfort level drawing the bow. Many seem to think in increments of 5.

 

[JohnnyB]

53/70

 

[9.1]

36/65&45@28"

 

[Falro]

25/73

 

[Mikido]

A little shocked how heavy people pull on this forum.

40yo
60lbs (my whole bow career)

 

[K_Wells]

32/68


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[sahunter06]

52/74#
Shoot that weight seated or standing.

 

[Delman]

32/70

Just got an Athens bow. Feels like I'm pulling 60 coming from my Bear.