FalconTakedown Recurve Bow Limbs Only 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 LBs

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1. Steve M. Verified Buyer – 4 August 2024

   Works as advertized
   

2. Jason Achorn Verified Buyer – 15 August 2024

   I got them to pew, and they pew. No scratch’s or delamination.
   

3. Tom Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   I received the 50lb limbs years ago after having the same issue with the 45. Both sets of bow limbs, original and replacement from this order had the same slot positioning outside of center.
   Sino art sent me 40 lb limbs per request and they don’t have that problem. Seems good so far 👍
   

4. D.M. Verified Buyer – 4 March 2025

   I bought mine 5 years ago and it has heald up to this day, I have a bear compound and a hoyt compound and an gosszy.com recurve bow. I like this recurve better than all of them. If u get this bow get rid of the dacron string and buy a fast flight one. The dacron has more stretch on the string the fast flight puts all the stress on the limbs making it fly.. I’d buy these bows time and time again. Best budget bow I could recommend.
   

5. Anthony C. Verified Buyer – 5 March 2025

   I bought the falcon, camo, in 30lbs, the lightest weight they offer. I have been having health issues and have lost close to 30lbs of muscle and strength with it, but I figured I could shoot this until I recovered, and have an easy bow to shoot when I regain my strength. When I received it and tried to draw the bow I couldn’t pull my whole draw length of 29.5 inches, it felt super heavy and I thought maybe I had lost way more strength than I thought. I worked with it for a couple weeks trying to work up to a full draw, but it’s heavy. Out of curiosity I put it on my bow scale, which I should have done in the beginning, and it’s reading at 47lbs at about 29.5 inches. Wow, the limbs are marked at 30, but 15 lbs over at 28 is crazy. Edit
   So the bow I was originally sent was 40 lbs instead of the 30 I ordered. I had to buy the 30 lb limbs separately to get a 30 lb bow. The 30 lb limbs they sent measured right at 30 lb at 28 inch draw.
   I then ordered the 50 lb limbs, they sent me clearly marked 55 lb limbs… I’m going to measure them at 28 inches, but I don’t understand what’s so hard about sending the right product.
   I will say the quality is perfect, I have no complaints about the build quality or finish for the price, but I want the right specifications.
   

6. Lynne Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   Very good quality. Nicely done on their part. I bought a size too big on the draw weight so I just bought new limbs for it. Pretty great overall.
   

7. Dr. Alfredo Paniagua Verified Buyer – 13 March 2025

   Nice bow limbs but. Weak performane, I bought two sizes 55 & 60 lbs bow limbs and installed in my bow and the measurement showed 40 lbs and it felt like 40 lbs very weak. The customer services is not very friendly.
   

8. Casey Verified Buyer – 15 March 2025

   These are excellent shooting bows. Tune easily and I personally own 3 of them. Customer service is good also.
   

9. J.P.St-Louis Verified Buyer – 19 March 2025

   Ne fait que sur certains modêles
   

10. Jason hutchison Verified Buyer – 25 March 2025

    Sinoart is a great product
    

11. eldan fales Verified Buyer – 7 April 2025

    I have ordered several sets of these limbs, along with 7 bows from this company. I have had mixed results with their products. For the most part, they are fairly good products. I have had several of the limbs that have worked well, although the camo limbs all seem to have the string grooves about 1/16th of an inch to the right. One 55# limb on a lion bow cracked on me just after around 30 shots (photo). I like their 99 dollar wood take down bow with the tiger stripe design. The alternate with the triple orange stripe looks like crap. The Falcon/Lion limbs are mediocre, I have had ok results from some, and problems with the others. I am of the opinion that I am going to shell out 15 to 25 more dollars for better limbs.