The Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow is for intermediate to advanced hunters ready to commit. With its adjustable draw length and weight, the Pledge suits a variety of hunters. The 17″ axel-to-axel height allows for ground shots without too much hassle; meanwhile, the 7 1/8″ brace height ensures your arrow will fly straight with minimal vibrating after release, even in windy conditions. The Trophy Ridge Mist 3-pin sight includes three different peep sights (4x30mm parallax, 5x32mm target dot sight, 3x28mm pin sight), each of which delivers clear visibility across long ranges or fast-moving targets at close range – pick which you need for that perfect shot!
Comfortable, adjustable, easy to shoot
As a new archer, one of the most important things to consider when selecting your bow is its function and durability. A good compound bow should make it easy for beginners like you to get into shooting quickly while still keeping up with more experienced shooters who can teach them later in life if they so choose! It would also help tremendously if this product had some kind.
Of draw weight or other features which enhance ease-of-use such as wrist braces etc., because not only does having less hassle during practice sessions mean more shots per day out there hunting game but sometimes we need our tools do exactly what’s asked without too much thinking;)
- 21" to 31" draw length range and 40lb to 70lb draw weight range suitable for a variety of hunters
- Shoots 300 feet per second with a 70% let off
- 31.5" axle-to-axle with 7 1/8" brace height
- The Pledge weighs 4.25 lbs
- Includes Trophy Ridge Mist 3-pin sight, Whisker Biscuit arrow rest, peep sight, and D-loop
How to choose a good compound bow for beginners?
As ugly as it may sound, archery is one sport that’s rather intimidating to get into. To avoid getting disappointed later on in your hunt down the perfect shot-to-score ratio and accuracy; here are some tips when making a purchase decision:
A beginner’s arrows should shoot at least 300fps (feet per second). Anything slower than this will take more effort from you while shooting or drawing back an arrow which can lead to muscle fatigue quickly, so don’t buy anything over 350 FPS if starting! A fast-moving object usually has better velocity too, such kinds of things as crossbows would be ideal choices.
A bowhunter who is just opting into bow hunting also needs a lightweight compound bow. Go for units that weigh less than 4.25 pounds, as it’ll be easy to hold and aim the arrows without demanding much effort on your part. The Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow includes everything you need to get started with archery practice: 3-Pin Sight called Mist; Whisker Biscuit (a small notch); Peep Sight (to help place targets.
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How does the Bear Pledge compound Bow work?
This is another installment of the Bear Pledge blog, and this time we will be talking about the compound bow that the Bear Pledge leaves as a gift for his future partner.
I’ve seen many different iterations of this weapon online, and I’m sure some people have noticed how similar to real-life bows they are. For those who don’t know, a compound bow is a type of bow that uses a system of pulleys to bend the limbs and hold them in place while drawing. In addition, it features a system of cams on the ends, which move as the string moves back and provide additional force at release.
Compound bows have been around for many years now, so I wanted to ensure that my version was as accurate as possible. The Bear Pledge’s bow is based on a Mathews Mission Craze, but I had to increase the size of the cams, and people familiar with the bow might notice that the string also sits at an odd angle.
It is important to note because this is why the limbs will not touch each other even when it’s fully drawn. A real compound bow releases energy by having the string push directly on top without touching any part of the limb.
Let us now analyze how all these parts work together. First, the Bear Pledge draws the bow with his arms, pulling the string via the cam system. Next, it pulls back on the limbs, putting them out of a plane with each other. As it comes closer to release, a second cam creates an opposite rotation, bending the limbs back into place and squaring them up with each other again, thus storing energy for the arrow release.
Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow Includes Trophy Ridge Mist 3-Pin Sight, Whisker Biscuit, Peep Sight, and D-Loop
The Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow is a minimalist bow that befits anyone who’s just getting into the sport of archery. This holistic package combines lots of elements geared toward beginners and will offer immense value for your money and comfortable performance over many years to come!
Buyer Guide
Light Weight
The Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow (A7AT1117WM) is a lightweight and compact design perfect for smaller framed archers. With its 4-pound weight, it’s also an easy option for beginners who don’t need power beyond what their body can provide them with!
Velocity & Draw Weight Adjustment
This 31.5″ axle-to fifth compound adult bow can throw arrows at speeds upwards of 300 FPS with about 70 percent let off and a 40-70 lb draw weight adjustment that you may adjust by 21 to 31 inches long strings attached; on either side for righties or lefties!
Simple
The package includes all the tools a new bowhunter would want to get started: Trophy Ridge Mist 3-Pin Sight, D-Loop, and Whisker Biscuit. Unlike most beginner bows these days that are jam-packed with too many features for someone just getting into archery. Or who doesn’t know what they’re doing – this one has been designed with simplicity in mind so novices won’t feel overwhelmed by its complexity when picking it up!
Best For Female
For female archers, the smaller size of this bow makes it easier to handle and shoot. It’s lightweight also means that many women can use them with ease without experiencing arm fatigue after long periods on their feet behind an actual target or hunting game like men often do when using heavier bows.
The benefits don’t stop there! The Pledge has surprisingly powerful arrows, which you’ll be able to deliver your shot quickly, thanks in large part because they’re not as cumbersome; plus, these attributes make for more precise shooting at distances where every millimeter counts (think faraway targets).
Low Budget
No matter your age, the Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow is a great starting point for those looking to get into archery. The Ready-to-Hunt package comes with everything needed, including an excellent bow and arrow set at a price that won’t break your budget!
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Best for Newbies
The Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow is a straightforward model for newbies and experienced archers. It has low power with a lightweight design, which makes it great to use between those two groups of people who want something simple yet powerful enough to fit into their budget. However, serious hunting may not be the best choice given shooting speeds at only 300 FPS (feet per second).
Why do you choose?
As a beginner archer or hunter, you know that the lighter and smaller your equipment is, the better it will be. Bear Archery’s Pledge Compound Bow offers an affordable way to learn how to shoot with its expert construction and durability features. With adjustable height and weight requirements for any person, whether beginning or experienced, the bow can be set up comfortably, so both size and age aren’t needed barriers in the sporting world.
Conclusion
For the new archer, choosing a bow can be difficult. But with so many options out there, it might seem like you’re losing your mind trying to decide which one is best for YOU!
Do you want something fast enough (300 FPS), has good power (40-70lbs draw weight adjustment) and also fits comfortably? Don’t worry – this Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow checks all those boxes too.
The Bear Archery Pledge Compound Bow is the perfect choice for any archer looking to get started. Its 40-70 pounds draw weight adjustment helps accommodate a variety of users, while its 300 Max FPS makes it fast enough for deer hunting – but there are some limitations if you’re more experienced!
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