adventure awaits! - 2-pack handmade wooden bow arrow set - 20 wood arrows 2 quivers outdoor play- Multi color

Product damage recd

Half of the Arrows are not straight.

Quality and Durability

This is a great set for the price! All hand made and look really neat. You do not need to pull much so they are good for smaller kids, but they will still need some adult supervision at least at first until they get the hang of it. The rubber tips on the arrows are great, they resemble real medieval arrowheads and stand up pretty well. I gave 3 stars for accuracy only because of how they are designed. You slide an arrow through a hole in the handle that lines it up with the string. Because it goes through the handle and not along the side of it, you cant aim very precisely as the handle blocks your view. As these are most likely intended for make believe and fun, and not for target practice, this does not bother me. They ship as a set and one of the bows had a defect that caused it to break rather than flex. I contacted the seller and they were AMAZING! They quickly replied to my email and, after giving them my address, sent me a replacement which arrived very fast. Overall I am completely satisfied with this product as well as the level of service they provided. I definitely recommend these if your kid is into fantasy play like Lord of the Rings etc.

I bought this product to use as props for my kids' "Literature Day" costumes, so I paid more attention to look than anything else. I was pleasantly surprised when I got them though as they were way better than what I'd expected. These things are really well made! They're durable, super easy to use (the arrows go through a whole in the bow rather than being knocked on the side) and enough power to be enjoyable. That last bit is something to be aware of. The soft rubber point will still easily penetrate a thick piece of cardboard at 5-8 feet so teaching your kids to treat them like real weapons is a good idea. These are not for shooting in the house or at other people and supervision is a must. I use them as a great tool to talk about safety and being aware of your surroundings, especially since the arrows are unfletched and the shafts aren't always straight so "aiming" is more determining general direction than anything else. The only problem we ran into is the rubber tips don't always handle the force of impact very well and a few broke off or tore pretty quickly. It comes with a lot of arrows though, so unless you're super unlucky, the attrition won't be an issue. Overall though, these are really high quality, especially for the price, and the product exceeded my expectations by a lot. The kids love them and it's been a great "thing to do outside with dad" item for our family.

One bow broke, I bought 4. But overall, despite one braking, great quality product, shoots GREAT, was a big hit at our kids' party. Easy enough for a 7 or 8 year old to use by themselves. Our 5 year old couldn't quit get it. Arrows not dangerous, rubber tip.

It's a good price, well made product with sufficient arrows for a good practice. It takes care of the Archery itch of my 6 and 10 year old son and daughter alike after coming back from their scout camps and gives them fun practice at home. Bow and arrow has a pretty rustic look that goes so well with my decor so I am happy to display it on a corner wall that opens to the backyard. The edge of the arrow is rubber/silicon like material sharp enough to penetrate our home made foam Target and not sharp for me to worry about kids safety.The back of each arrow has a nice slit just like the ones at the Scout camps. I like the size and make of the bow- appropriate for big kids. Seller is super amazing, The product arrived intact in a timely fashion & has agreed to send extra strings upon request for my concern of the longevity of use given my kids obsession with it and everyday wear.

I bought this for my 8 and 5 year old daughters because we've been getting into archery lately, and the price was right. Unfortunately it just isn't as durable as I had hoped--the rubber tips get lost so easily that every day we lose one arrow due to a tip getting stuck in the target and being lost forever. We even painted the tips white (was the only spray paint i had on hand) and it didn't work. There are no feathers on the back of the arrow, so if you are working on your form and hoping to hit a target, you may or may not be holding it correctly and it just might not go where you want. Also, the arrows don't all fit in the quiver, so when you're holding it or even storing it, half the arrows go on and the others don't---why would that make it like that? My kids like playing with it occasionally, but are to the point of frustration that they really don't have as much control over the arrow as a traditional archery set. It looks nice and would make for a fun gift set though if the kid isn't too interested in actually learning how to shoot arrows and they just want a toy to play with.