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Reddit mentions of Spyder and Spyder XL Takedown Recurve Bow - Ready 2 Shoot Archery Set | Includes Bow, Premium Carbon Arrows, Recurve Bow Case, Stringer Tool, Armguard
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Spyder and Spyder XL Takedown Recurve Bow - Ready 2 Shoot Archery Set | Includes Bow, Premium Carbon Arrows, Recurve Bow Case, Stringer Tool, Armguard. Here are the top ones.
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- SPECIAL PRICE FOR LIMITED TIME – We’ve combined four naturally sourced wood to create this beautiful compact, accurate, lightweight bow that is the perfect choice for just about anyone looking for an easy learn!
- SPECS & USES – Available in both Left Hand and Right Hand with draw weights of 20lb – 60lb 5lb increments . Features preinstalled threaded bushings for various accessory upgrades such as mechanical rests/plungers sights quivers and stabilizers/bow fishing reels. Reinforced limb tips allow bow to be Fast Flight and Flemish string compatible. Perfect for hunting deer bowfishing or target practice.
- KIT INCLUDES: SWA Spyder Bow, Bow String, Arrow Rest, Hard Case, Stringer Tool, Armguard, 3 Premium Carbon Arrows
- ARROWS: 31.5" with 4" feathers and inserts installed, includes 100 gr. Tips CASE: Airline Approved, lockable, includes built in broadhead wrench and compartments for accessories.
- DARE TO COMPARE – Extraordinary quality at an affordable price and backed with an industry leading warranty. All Southwest Archery bows include a 1-year manufacturer warranty when registered online after purchase! Don’t hesitate to check out our storefront to see all our other amazing products!
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https://www.amazon.com/Spyder-XL-Takedown-Recurve-Bow/dp/B01CLXD5HS
That is a great starter kit if you're looking to shoot recurv. I have a Spyder and it's a fantastic bow, one of the few legit ones you can get on Amazon. You can also swap out the limbs for stronger weight if you get really into it and get used to the bow fast. At 5'11" they also offer the XL limbs for a longer bow that would likely fit your draw length. Anywhere in the 20-30 lb range is a good place to start.
That said, I will absolutely second what everyone else was saying about finding a club and starting there. They can get you properly fitted, you can try out some different draw weights to see what feels most comfortable, and show you how to put together and take down a bow.