Poe Lang Anvil Compound Bow - Black - Set

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09.01.2026

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As my first bow that I bought to start a new hobby, I really recommend it. It's enjoyable to shoot and surprisingly easy to adjust.

A very good and accurate bow. I bought it at a very good price at the militaria.pl store in Poznań, which was clearing out display bows. However, I have a problem with it: I've only shot a few arrows from it (I shoot with my fingers), and for the second time after 4-5 shots, the string snapped. I don't know what's wrong, because I shoot the same way with the Cobra and have no problems. The bow is back at the service, that's why I'm deducting one star.

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14.05.2024

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A decent compound bow. Before buying, I recommend measuring your draw length. I have 29" and this bow is fine for me, but sometimes I feel it's not enough. The bow is durable, solidly made and looks very nice.

A decent compound bow. Extremely accurate. At a reasonable price. First-class craftsmanship. High-quality materials. A recommended option for modern archers.

A very pleasant compound bow to use. It's actually very easy to operate. Extremely accurate, even at long distances. I am very satisfied with it.

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10.06.2023

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Very accurate bow. I decided to buy it as my first and I don't regret it. The draw weight adjustment is excellent. I shoot with my fingers, but you can use a release, which I think increases accuracy. The bow is solidly built. Threaded arrows (you can buy a different tip) are quite all right. For those considering buying a case: A medium-sized case for the bow is a bit too small in width. The bow, slightly disassembled (4 turns of the screw), is 31 cm wide at its widest point (not counting the rubber stabilizer). The distance between the two farthest points of the bow (the tips of the cams) is 76 cm. (700 mm is the length from limb to limb). Overall, I sincerely recommend it, but measure your own draw length first, as it's a very important factor when buying a bow.