Wife’s bows

[Ckenyon24]

Has anyone tried a lift rs or a Hoyt enduro for women? Or any recommendations for a good bow for my wife to shoot some tacs or maybe elk? And a recommended arrow for her

Thanks

 

[blackveltbowhunter]

Quite a few ladies shooting the RS and like it, not enough data yet for me to speak to the enduro but the specs look great.
What is her skill level and poundage comfort? A TAC arrow and ELk arrow might be quite a bit different depending on the variables

 

[Ckenyon24]

I definitely agree on the tac vs elk thing. Should worded that better as more of an all around bow. lol. definitely beginner skill level. I want to try her out at around 40-45 pounds to start with and see how comfortable she is with it and go from there.

 

[blackveltbowhunter]

Draw length?

Every situation is different, but it can be tricky at times getting a newer lower draw weight shooter into a flagship bow. Its becoming easier as manufacturers are increasing offerings in easier to draw options in addition to lower weight options. Just make sure whatever she chooses she can draw smoothly and hold it comfortably.

Depending on where she lands with draw weight and length, that will give some guidance into an arrow build. VERY generally speaking I would likely be looking at something in the 5mm category with a light gpi that put me in the middle if the spine chart with room to add point weight/draw weight for clean broadhead flight, but still really light for trajectory during TAC events.