Bear Archery Cruzer G2 RTH Compound Bow - Shadow - Left Hand

It had been about 25 years since I shot archery in high school and wanted to get back into it for hunting at home. After weeks of looking I settled on this Bear model. It came with the essentials and was priced right. It took a bit for me to get dialed in and I had to tighten a few things that were loose. I wish some of the allen head screws were higher quality as they have started to round out even when using the correct size Allen wrench. Only other gripe is I wish it hadn't come set to the max draw weight. It was easy to adjust for draw length and after getting a scale I was able to dial down the draw weight a little and it's been fun.

I've had this bow for going on 4 years now and it still has the original strings with very little wear. The grip is rather thin for an adult but probably fits well in the hands of a young archer. The draw cycle starts out tough but smooths out quickly and continues like that until the valley. The bow is easy to tune if you have your own press and know what twists to make.Dont be fooled by people recommending zero cam lean at brace, this bow likes some pre-lean. Great starter bow, or just something to enjoy the bow only season starter.

i have owed this bow for around 4 years now, it is as accurate now as it was when i first bought it. for the money this is hard to beat, it hunting ready straight out of the box.

I've had this for a year now and it can't hold the consistency or stay sighted in at all whenever I take it out to shoot its never shooting like it was so I take it to the pro shop and something is always off. All though good price, you lay for what u get.

Guys Under 500 you have arrows a bow and a release. Not only that but this bow is insane. Started at 30, went to 50, 60 now 70. Bow can shoot 450 grain arrows art 240fps change the peep and now you're at 250fps!