The Bear Archery Brave compound comes in a right-hand version only. So tweens and teens won’t be too happy with this model. It is advertised as a youth bow but it’s rather for children (not a toy though!). I wanted to make that clear right from the beginning so that you don’t have to read the whole review to find out that your kiddo might be already too old for the Bear Brave. Just watch the video below: this boy is definitely too old for the Bear Archery Brave (skip to around 8:40).

In that case they won’t be able to shoot it properly which means to look at a bunch of sad faces which sucks. Some 12 year olds may already be too tall which means the bow’s maximum draw length could be too short for them (they should be able to draw the string back until their fingers reach the corner of their mouths). But really try to get it if your offspring is rather on the young side so that it can grow along with them for a few years. I recommend the Bear Brave for children that are between 7 and 11 years old.

If you want to learn how to measure it, you can learn it here => How To Determine Your Draw Length. A word of warning, though: this model has a draw length that is not adjustable and is really meant to be used by very young archers so always check your kid’s draw length before buying it. Hello and thanks for reading this Bear Archery Brave Compound Bow Set review! Another one for the younger crowd. 6 Proper For Hunting / Kinetic Energy (KE).

3 Bow Specifics / Limbs / Riser / Grip / String.

Bear brave 2 compound bow