Daylite Archery Korean Traditional Bow Phoenix 48" and 50"

I own 6 Asia style bows and this little Korean bow is absolutely my favorite.. light...small...beautiful and shoots straight. I would totally endorse this bow... Only and I mean only negative is I wish it had came with a protective sleeve..

This is a well made, well designed Korean style bow. It's very snappy and satisfying to shoot, and it seems to be quite accurate, possibly because it's so lightweight and stable to hold. In any case, my groupings have improved. It is tricky to string the first time because the leather tip guards haven't yet taken the shape of the string, and it needs a half dozen arrows to loosen up whenever I take it out. For the price, I haven't seen any multi layer laminate bow as well made. A bargain. Although, I confess to wondering how Daylight's more expensive bows could be better.

It arrived much quicker than I would’ve expected being shipped all the way from Korea less than a week, it was packed well came with a string a little booklet how to string it, which says it has a two year warranty And it was in a plastic sleeve to protect from moisture all packed in a cardboard box, It strings easy, it shoots well, Drawl length is 32 inches and is a 60 pound bow, it’s well worth it’s money and then some

Bought this bow for a shorter archer. When paired with the right arrow, this bow can handle the traditional 145m distance no problem. We have been able to make the 35# version of this bow shoot further than 180m. If you want a fast little bow, or were thinking about getting into asiatic style archery, this is a great choice.

Once I got used to the #55 draw wt I found this bow to be surprisingly accurate. It has a smooth draw and I didn't notice any stacking.....It shoots arrows almost as fast as my compound bow which it set at #48-50

Really enjoy this bow. It is a snappy, well made Korean bow. I ordered a 48” 35# bow and I use it for horseback archery. I use thumb draw and this bow works beautifully. I am excited to use it for my next horseback archery competition. I will add a picture if I can.Edit: used it for my horseback archery competition and won first place in the “Tower” category!

I'm no expert by any means, but this bow quality is excellent. I purchased a 50in with a 40lb dw and it shoots like a champ. I see many years of use with this one. Korean bow made and shipped from South Korea. Worth the shipping time, which actually wasn't all that long.

The media could not be loaded. The knocking area on the string starts falling off after a couple of months of shooting. The leather arrow rest/guard easily gets burned from the friction but still works. The bow still fires properly after four months, but the bow is making suspicious sounds when drawing now.