Poe Lang Rex Quad Compound Bow - Camo - Set

During the first attempt to shoot the bow, the string snapped, the cable guide fell out, and the clips holding it came off. Until then, the bow had worked well; it was pleasant and easy to use. This was not my first experience with bows, and I spent quite a bit on it, so only one star – such a failure would be understandable after 500 shots, but I hadn't even made 20.

Great value for money. I have several products from Poe - Lang and honestly recommend this manufacturer from Taiwan because both the bows and arrows are at a very good level. The bow itself is really strong.

This is the first bow I bought for my own use. It gives a good impression in terms of workmanship and functionality. I’ll write more about convenience later. I bought it in a great promotion.

A high-quality compound bow with adjustable draw weight, works perfectly in the field. The product is definitely worth its price; I also recommend it to those just starting out in archery.

The Poe Lang Rex Quad compound bow is great equipment for both beginners and more experienced users. It’s a solidly constructed bow that works excellently for both training and hunting.

The bow is well-made and looks excellent. However, when mounting the sight, I had a problem with the hex screw – neither a 2 mm nor a 2.5 mm key fit it. Such a situation with one of the key parts disappointed me a bit.

This is the best bow available at this price on the market. The product looks good, is carefully made, and easy to use—these are just a few of its many strengths. I recommend it.

The product looks solid. The best bow at this price on the market. Very fast delivery. I recommend it!

This is my first bow and those 29 kg of draw weight are more than enough. The first time, I shot at a plywood target backed by cardboard and a 22 mm thick OSB board. To my surprise, the arrow went through all the layers, and the tip slightly protruded from the board. I am very satisfied and highly recommend it.

I have the 65lbs version. Even a blunt arrow pierces an 18mm furniture board from half a meter away, and sticks several centimeters into the target. Those who complain about dry-firing should be happy their bows are still in one piece.

Sorry for the off-topic, but some people boast about dry-firing (shooting without an arrow). Aside from the fact that such actions void the warranty, I want to emphasize that this often results in damage to the bow’s limbs, which can injure the archer. I'm starting out with the Poe Lang model and I'm satisfied.

Great equipment; I really like its look and size. It's a pity the user manual leaves a bit to be desired, as it can be hard to understand for someone with no experience with bows.

I have been using the bow for two weeks. Cons: - If you draw the string without an arrow and release it, the string may fall off the guides, and the piece from the cable tensioning rail falls out and gets lost. Luckily, I can print such a piece with a 3D printer (you can’t buy a new one). - After a few shots, it's worth checking if the auxiliary cable tensioning rail is properly attached, as it can detach from the riser.

Great quality. I recommend this product.

The bow has been tested – it has a lot of power and is easy to use. My only complaint is about the free aluminum arrows, but at this price, it's understandable.