Great compound bow for beginners. The draw weight is quite high but the bow, of course, has an adjustment. I recommend using carbon fiber arrows with it, as wooden ones break. I pierced two of the thickest styrofoams from the hardware store, and the arrow stuck in an earth embankment and broke.
Poe Lang Cobra Protex 2.0 Compound Bow 55lb - Black
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Compound bow Cobra Protex 2.0 with a draw weight of 55 lb (25 kg) designed for right-handed users. Equipped with cams in the draw mechanism, minimal strength is needed to hold the string at full draw, making aiming more straightforward compared to traditional bows.
The limbs utilize robust fiberglass construction, while the riser is crafted from aluminum. A textured grip ensures a firm and secure hold during use.
String and support cables are constructed from materials resistant to stretching, abrasion, and heavy loads. The riser integrates a dedicated rail system guiding the support cables away from the arrow path, eliminating interference during shooting.
A sight and arrow rest are included with the bow set.
Technical data
Model: Cobra Protex 2.0
Color: Black
Riser material: aluminum
Limb material: fiberglass
Draw weight: 55 lb (25 kg)
Draw length: 26 - 29" (660 - 736 mm)
Overall length: 1070 mm
Weight: 2300 g
Manufacturer: Poe Lang, PRC
| Bow type | Compound |
|---|---|
| Maximum draw weight | 55 lbs |
| Riser | Aluminum |
| Shoulder straps material | Fiberglass |
| Sight | Yes |
| Length | 1070 mm |
| Weight | 2300 g |
| Additional accessories included | Yes |
| Draw length | 26-29 " |
| Bow type | For right-handers |
| EAN | 4710933464225 |
| Manufacturer code | CO-047B-5529 |
| Brand | Poe Lang |
| EAN |
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Number of reviews: 17
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Very nice bow for beginners, perfect for starting your archery adventure. As others have written – it's worth buying carbon arrows, because the aluminum ones are very brittle. Apart from that, I think the price to quality ratio is adequate. Personally, I am satisfied with it and I recommend it.
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Great compound bow for beginners. The draw weight is quite high, but of course, the bow has an adjustment. I recommend carbon arrows for it; wooden ones break. I pierced two of the thickest styrofoam boards from the hardware store, and the arrow stuck into the earth mound and broke.
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Great bow, very good price regarding draw weight. This is my first one. Good for beginners and intermediate users. However, you have to admit, some people—even strong men—initially have trouble drawing it. It is definitely worth buying carbon fiber arrows for it; aluminum ones also work for a while at long distances.
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K... Review confirmed by purchase
Great fun. Awesome build quality. The bow was a gift, but we spent the whole afternoon having fun with it. Perfect fit with the arrows. Highly recommended.
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L... Review confirmed by purchase
Great bow, unbeatable at this price when it comes to draw weight. This is my second one, the first still works well after several years. Good for beginners and intermediate users. However, it should be noted that some people, even strong men, initially have problems drawing it. I definitely recommend buying carbon fiber arrows for it; aluminum ones do the job for a while at long distances, too.
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N... Review confirmed by purchase
Powerful toy, the only thing I added was a "cookie" rest for arrows. At long distances, the arrow flies accurately, and from about 25m it pierces a stack of 15 cartons, a pallet, and embeds into a tree about 2 cm deep. I would definitely recommend carbon fiber arrows with screw-in tips (Poe Lang fiberglass arrows have a tip fixed permanently in a mushroom shape, so if you hit a hard target, the tip can stay behind and it's harder to pull out if you shoot through something).
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M... Review confirmed by purchase
I bought it for recreation. Great power. You need to improve your skills with what seems like simple use. But the fun is extraordinary. I recommend it to anyone as an alternative to air rifles or airsoft. It’s just as good fun.
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С... Review confirmed by purchase
Picked it up in Ukraine with free delivery by Nova Poshta. The bow is high-quality, fully made of aluminum. You are unlikely to be disappointed with this purchase :) The delivery took about a week.
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This is my first compound bow. Nicely made, looks solid and sturdy. The draw length is relatively easy to change. So far, I'm satisfied. I recommend it as a first compound bow.
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B... Review confirmed by purchase
After half a year of use, I can recommend buying this compound bow model. For this price, it's worth it due to the draw weight and product quality. I recommend using carbon fiber arrows and not giving up at the beginning because of the strength required to utilize this bow's potential.
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Overall, it’s nice, the low price convinced me to buy it – you won't find a bow with a 55lbs draw weight for 500 PLN anywhere else (there was also a promotion when I bought it). I don’t use compound bows professionally – this is my first, and I’ve had it for a few months, so I don't know if I missed anything I should have noticed, but the bow works flawlessly. For beginners: if you can’t normally draw the bow at first, don’t be discouraged—it’s not just about strength, but about how you draw. At first I couldn’t draw it, but with time, after looking it up and trying, it turned out it’s not a problem. I recommend getting an arrow rest with hair for more comfortable shooting, but I didn’t have the money so I use a regular one xD and a release is necessary unless you want scraped fingers after the first shooting session, or you’ll have to shoot in gloves. Definitely do not buy fiberglass or aluminum arrows for this bow – even though they’re cheap, they’re very fragile, and the nocks break easily. Go for more expensive carbon arrows right away – they’re pricier but it’s cheaper overall than buying several batches of cheap ones. Arrows are easy to lose, had this problem even with a weak recurve bow (9 kg draw weight; this one is about 25), so it’s best to get a bigger target, but not boards or other hard things, as arrows may break, and with something weak like the box your order comes in, they’ll fly right through. I give it 5 stars, there’s nothing to complain about for the price. PS: Don’t shoot at plywood, or you’ll have to saw it to get the arrow out.
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s... Review confirmed by purchase
I've been using it for over a year. To really enjoy it, I recommend buying a whisker biscuit rest, sight, and peep sight. The bow is very accurate; at 30 m I get a group the size of a hand, even though I practice rarely. After taking it out of the box, it’s necessary to attach the bent rod at an angle to move the cables away from the arrow. It’s not in the instructions, but it’s important. I highly recommend the bow for a small budget. The draw weight is significant; I'm 17 and manage just fine, but my friend who’s a year younger has a lot of trouble drawing it.
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Very good bow, although the cams are used for the draw system, you still need to have a fair amount of strength. After a few shots, my forearm was chafed, so an arm guard is needed. For your fingers, it's best to use a glove too.
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Good bow for the price. The only thing that bothers me is the distance between the cables and the string—it’s too small, so arrow fletching hits the cables and changes the flight path.
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