Sanlida Dragon X9 Ready to Hunt Compound Bow Package for Adults, Archery Compound Bow and Arrow Set, 0-70 Lbs Draw Weight, No Bow Press Needed, Limited Life-time Warranty

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1. Chris Verified Buyer – 8 December 2024

   I just got this bow and I love it! I’ll upgrade the accessories but I just enjoy shooting it! Purchased the X7 and have the X9 in the family! I would recommend this bow or any one salinda compound bows. Feels great, solid structure and simple to get started. I’m new to archery and you tube can teach you a lot about this bow! Two thumbs up

   

2. Desire Didier Benjamin Li Hoi Foo Verified Buyer – 19 February 2025

   The bow stand is not stable, the bow fall down on the floor with some paint off and cable off too,the string is damaged 2 screw was not in the bag and this cause minor damage, the desert bow is a little black because of the screw, The single cam cable when off when it fall on the floor because of the bow stand

   

3. ED PEÑA Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   Design is good. It feel strong. Easy to assemble all the components. Pip sight kind of goes away and don’t stay straight (bad). Comes with a manual. Good compound bow to start. Don’t know exactly if much better than DrsgonX8 for the increase in price.
   

4. Karl B. Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   Overall this is a very nice bow. With all the accessories that are included it’s really a good buy.
   Pros: Great riser, good limbs with dampeners, decent sight, D-loop installed and nicely set-up, very easy to adjust Draw length and draw weight without bow-press.
   Cons: Arrows are weird and don’t work with the included arrow rest. The 4″ fletching jams into the rest. On the positive side the support center for Sanlida immediately responded and sent me 12 new arrows with shorter vanes (3″) and they moved the vanes 1/2″ closer to the nock. Great service! I was still able to use the 4″ vanes by flipping the rest to the front of the riser.
   I had to modify the rest: the brushes were way to close to each other and had to be ground off on a belt sander, now the arrows glide nicely past the rest. I don’t use the quiver, arm sling, the stand and I use my own palm-release. All in all the bow is well built and a good value.
   

5. Kindle Customer Verified Buyer – 19 March 2025

   This is an excellent product for the price with good instructions, but was initially frustrating with poor accuracy. I had seen reviews before about the long vanes on the supplied arrows being problematic and fouling or impacting the arrow rest. Some previous reviews even show archers using the wrong vane orientation and crashing the vanes into the brushes on the rest. However even using the correct orientation of vanes in the “gaps” the drag of the brushes was horrendous and this torqued the bow on firing, even when using my other smaller diameter and shorter vane arrows. The brushes are so tight they still dragged badly on the smaller vane bases. I replaced the supplied hostage style rest with a whisker biscuit style rest and the improvement was dramatic and immediate. I now have a much easier to use and accurate unit.
   

6. Le hung Verified Buyer – 5 April 2025

   Picture is after I found my 20yard hold. Before shooting I had a friend check timing and set to 65lb draw weight. The bow shot decently well. Not the quietest bow but it’s not bad at all. I did however upgrade to a single pin sight and a drop away rest. But I only upgraded bc I’m not a fan of the 5 pin sight or whisker biscuit rest. After I found my 20 yard hold, the rest of the tuning was easy. Definitely recommend this bow for new shooters and the experienced shooters trying to budget. When I first set up the bow I had it at a 63-64lb draw weight and it was very smooth and easy to pull, hold and shoot. Once I got comfortable with the bow, I got cocky and cracked down the bolt another two full turns to max. Doing so it made a huge difference in the draw weight. I haven’t checked yet what it’s pulling at max draw weight, will update. It’s odd but I have the bow draw length set to hold #1. That’s 31in draw length according to the manual. On high end bows I’ve own the the past, Matthew’s VXR, Elite Remedy and Elite Omnia I shot a 29inch draw length. For the money, you cannot beat it. My first compound bow was a Blackout Intrigue XS from bass pro shot for $300. In the same price range I would say the Sanlida dragon x9 is a way better bow then it. The Sanlida Dragon X9 is a great bow for the money.

   

7. eden antinucci Verified Buyer – 16 April 2025

   I come from the traditional recurve bare bow world and, for years, didn’t think I would get a compound bow. Until I saw a slew of YouTube videos on the Dragon X8 and now the X9. I decided to see what all the hoopla was about and pulled the trigger. The bow is amazing and easy to tune. I like the ability to have a bow that can go from 20 lbs to 70 lbs of pull weight with the mods on the cams. It’s well-balanced and has a smooth draw with great let-off. The net weight is decent. Probably could shave off a few oz.’s in future models. Decent accessories, but you’ll probably upgrade if you get into the sport. I did get the one with the arrows that can’t work with a whisker biscuit, but a drop-away works! They sent me the new Dragon 9 arrows to replace the ones I have, and they have updated the arrow vane placement and size. They went from a 4″ to a 3″ vane and the long vanes were placed higher on the shaft. For less than $300 you can’t go wrong.