L.L.Bean Archery Set

A takedown bow is designed to be disassembled into three main parts: the riser (handle) and two limbs. This makes the bow easier to transport and store, and it allows you to upgrade or swap out limbs as your draw weight needs change.

For beginners, we generally recommend starting with the 20 lb draw weight to focus on proper form and technique without muscle fatigue. The 35 lb option is better suited for shooters who have already developed the necessary back strength and consistency.

No, the bow features a tool-less limb attachment system. You can easily attach and detach the limbs by hand, making it simple to break down for storage or travel.

A bow stringer is an essential safety tool used to safely bend the limbs while you attach or remove the bowstring. We strongly recommend using it every time you string your bow to prevent injury and avoid twisting the limbs.

Yes, but you must select the correct hand orientation at checkout. The bow is not ambidextrous, so you should choose the 'Right' option if you draw the string with your right hand, or 'Left' if you draw with your left.

Yes, the woodgrain carbon arrows are designed specifically for target practice. They offer a balance of durability and performance, making them ideal for learning and refining your aim.