Feud X 30-70 Lbs 19-31" Draw Length Compound Bow Pro Package for Hunting Field Target (Black)

Sight was loose and moving with every shot but easy fix, you see the results after a little bit of dialing, the 2nd picture is out of the boxThe string that pulls up the flip up guide/rest was loose as well, took a little bit to get a proper knot tied so it's functional and not coming loose that's my only complaintHad a knock break after 5 shots too... Arrows are cheap but I found more on Amazon and Walmart so not a big deal I don't expect perfect at this price pointThe release is great and I can't see a need to upgrade it

I purchased this bow after a lot of research and perusing the comments. Crossed my fingers. It exceeded my expectations. This bow CAN be adjusted contrary to what some have said, and it does a terrific job. I definitely would recommend spending the time to set it up properly the first time... It pays off.Loved the bow and would highly recommend it to others.

I was looking forward to getting this bow for my wife. She loved the pictures. She only uses a 40 - 45 lb draw and this says it can be adjusted from the 70 lb it comes in to the 40 she needs. Then when we got it she was so excited but that didn’t last long as it says you can only adjust it 4 turns and that only knocks it down to about 55 lbs. I sent them an email because they never answered the phone (30 calls) it said someone would be back to me within 24 hours and I just received the email response 10 day later. It said only turn it 4 times. No other suggestions. So it’s going back because they lied on the advertisement when they said it was adjustable to 40 lbs as it is not adjustable under 55 lbs approximately. Don’t waist your money buy Hoyt or Bear. You won’t go wrong. Bad experience all around!!

The bow works great. I was hitting some pretty decent groups at 40 and 60 yards. it is lightweight, compact, and it looks cool. But I did notice the plastic site does not hold True, and also the rubber silencers ride up into the cams after shooting for a While but overall, I’m happy with it.

This is a fantastic bow for its price point, everything you need to start shooting is provided. Nearly all of its accessories are attached out of the box with the exception of the stabilizer and mounted quiver so you can start shooting right after unboxing the bow. Installing the stabilizer is easy, you just need to screw it into the front of the bow. The mounted quiver attaches to the fiber optic sight's mounting equipment, along the side there are two holes where the provided screws fit. You use the screws to attach the mounting slide for the quiver. The slide has a latch on it that locks the quiver in place so it doesn't fall off. If you want to remove fiber optic sights and still attach the quiver you can, you just attach it to the same spot on the bow that the mount for the sight was. Unfortunately the bow doesn't fit back inside the box with the stabilizer and quiver attached.The bow comes out of the box set to its highest setting which is 70 pounds. Trying to adjust the draw weight for this bow is difficult and it takes a lot of strength to turn the limb bolts. It helps to wrap the hexagon key with a cloth or to wear a fabric gloves to help give you a better grip. The bolts become easier to rotate as you reduce the draw weight. There is no indicator for what the current draw weight is so you need to count the rotations you make yourself so that you don't loosen the bolts too much. The manual says you should not do more than 4 full rotations.The draw length is easier to adjust than the draw weight and ranges from 31 inches to 19 inches. Adjusting the draw length also changes the draw weight slightly. Having a shorter draw length makes the draw weight lighter. If you're struggling with the draw weight even when it's at its lowest setting you can try using a shorter draw length to make it easier to shoot until you build up the strength to use the bow at your desired draw length.Both the draw weight and draw length can be adjusted without the need for a bow press or special tools, all you need are the hexagon keys provided with the bow.The fiber optic sight has three pins that you can adjust, the outer ring of the sight glows in the dark and there is a small threaded hole on the sight that an accessory can be attached to. The sight itself can also be adjusted.The bow has drop-away arrow rest, the string is already threaded through the cable so you don't have to do anything for it to work. This arrow rest is removable so if you have the desire to replace it you can.The bowstring is fitted with two string silencers and one peep sight. I noticed the string silencers will move up and down the string slightly after a few shots but they can be put back in their original positions without issue. The peep sight fits fine and hasn't moved or fallen out.There is a string stopper installed on the bow, when adjusting the draw weight of the bow the limbs will move a little bit, it's important to also adjust the string stopper so that it touches the string again so that it works more efficiently.The arrows provided with the bow are good, they come with field tips installed but you can remove them and swap them with broadheads or another type of arrowhead. The fletchings are large and brightly colored so they are easy to spot when you retrieve the arrows.The quiver only holds four arrows and it grips them snugly. The quiver can easily be removed by flipping the latch up and from there you can slide the quiver off. I found that when shooting the quiver makes the bow a little unbalanced especially when it has arrows stored inside. I take it off when I'm practicing but if you prefer to keep it on it might be a good idea to get a stabilizer for the side of the bow for better balance.The release aid is worn around your wrist and its size is adjustable. I definitely think it is a must-use. The difference between using my fingers to draw back the bowstring and using the aid is noticeable. The arrows fly straighter and it is more comfortable to use. My fingers will start to hurt after shooting a few arrows with a high draw weight but using the aid eliminates that issue.As for the bow itself, I think it's very good, versatile, accurate, and powerful. It's durable too, the bow has been accidentally dry-fired at least 3 times and there is no damage to the limbs or cams. Dry firing a bow is always bad as it can damage parts of the bow or sometimes break it outright. My experience with this bow has been good and I'm very happy with it. I think it's a good bow for beginner and intermediate archers. Some professionals might be looking for something more but I think it could work for them as well

Accuracy is a problem beyond 30 yards.

So this is a beautiful bow, the draw weight says 30-70 lbs but I would say this bow is more for older men and not kids bc it can be a little hard to pull back. The bow itself isn’t heavy only weights about 3-4 lbs so it’s not bad at all. You have 2 colors to choose from either black or camo. The material is made out of aluminum which holds up really well. The price is pretty affordable if you want a good bow. And it comes with other contents which makes the price well worth it. But the quality is good and beautiful I would recommend this for all your hunting needs!

I Use this bow often.The tension is spot on.It is very accurate.I like that it is weather resistant. Good for actual hunting.I would recommend of teens and adults.