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Bow limbs

Whether it's for competition, sport or simply for leisure, the recurve bow holds a special place for beginners who want to learn about the famous archery. A recurve bow generally features a riser, limbs, a string and cable, a sight and a stabilizer.

While the riser is the main part that influences the strength and handling of a 20 lbs or 15 lbs recurve bow, the limbs will determine all the draw weight of the recurve or modern bow. At Hattila, we offer you the best equipment for dismountable recurve bows, especially in terms of bow limbs, to help you gain power and accuracy.

We have a wide range of beginner recurve bow kits for those who want a complete set of equipment to start with. We can also provide you with the best traditional children's bows, specifically 15 lbs recurve bows, if you want to introduce archery to the whole family.

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Archery is a discipline of skill, precision, stability and concentration. Like swimming, archery is also considered a full-body sport because it involves all parts of the body. The upper body will be particularly involved, including the back muscles, shoulders, arms and finger tendons for controling the bow and the power of your shot. Stability and support, which will also condition your balance, will be guaranteed by the lower body.

If you want to progress quickly in this sport of concentration and balance, the selection of materials is essential. The choice of bow limbs in particular will depend on your size and height, as well as the power of the shot you wish to obtain. There is a top limb and a bottom limb that will be connected to the riser and strings and cables to form the recurve bow. Apart from the bow risers and limbs, you will also need to buy sights, archery arrows and right or left handed quivers.

For beginners, economical limbs with low draw weight will do just fine to allow you to use the right muscles to progress well. So it's better to opt for a durable forged riser rather than a pair of relatively expensive limbs at first. Once you have enough power to master your recurve bow, you can use a more powerful and expensive limb that will also last longer. Nevertheless, if you choose low-powered limbs, consider investing in a forged handle that will make learning to shoot a bow easier.

When buying bow limbs, all risers are generally compatible with all types of limbs, as well as with other accessories. So you won't have to worry about which brand to choose. As for materials, bow limbs are most often made of carbon or a mixture of carbon and wood.

If you are not sure which type of bow and accessories to choose, we can offer you a wide range of weapons for this outdoor sport. In addition to recurve bows, we also have several compound bow models. From 10-lbs bows to children's and adult compound bows, hunting compound bows and target compound bows, we have a varied selection of top quality.