Comfort First Fleetwood Monarch 62" Take Down Bow 2450 (new) [5FmEAVdu]

Fleetwood Monarch 62" Take Down Bow

Introducing the Comfort First Fleetwood Monarch 62" Take Down Bow 2450 (new) [5FmEAVdu], a versatile and high-performance archery solution designed for both beginners and experienced archers. This exceptional bow combines the latest in archery technology with the classic beauty of wood craftsmanship, making it a standout choice for anyone looking to enhance their archery experience.

Key Features:

• Multi-laminated wood handle riser: Crafted from maple and other hardwoods for durability and comfort.
• Maple core limbs: With black fiberglass and reinforced limb tips for optimal performance.
• Comfortable 62-inch length: Ideal for archers shorter than 5 ft. 11 inches, offering a perfect fit for most teenagers and adult new archers.

Product Specifications and Technical Details

Boasting a draw weight measured at 28 inches, the Fleetwood Monarch is designed to accommodate a wide range of archers. If you draw less than 28 inches, you can expect to lose approximately 2 pounds per inch, while a longer draw adds around 2 pounds per inch. This bow is not recommended for draws longer than 29 inches to prevent damage. Available in draw weights from 20 pounds to 50 pounds in 5-pound increments, the Monarch offers customization to suit your individual needs. It comes equipped with bow site bushings, stabilizer bushing, and includes a bowstring for immediate use.

Practical Uses and Target Audience

Perfect for youth archers with a true draw of 21 to 28 inches, the Fleetwood Monarch is an excellent choice for beginners aged 12 years and older. Whether you're an adult new to archery or a seasoned archer looking for a reliable companion, this bow delivers. Its user-friendly design and adjustable draw weights make it a versatile tool for anyone looking to improve their archery skills. Remember, starting with a bow that is too heavy can hinder your progress. The Monarch is designed to be physically manageable, allowing you to develop your archery muscles and improve your form over time.