Barnett has launched an all new line of youth bows for 2017, each designed to get kids excited about archery and keep them hooked on shooting. From the new Quicksilver and Wildhawk for beginners to the more advanced Vertigo and Tomcat 2, every bow in the lineup comes with everything a young shooter needs to start having fun right out of the package.
The new Barnett Tomcat 2 is one of four youth bows introduced this year to help get gets interested in archery and the outdoors. Cool colors and eye-catching graphics make these bows irresistible to pick up, but it’s the ergonomic designs and kid-friendly features that allow youngsters to shoot comfortably and with the kind of accuracy that makes archery fun!
The line starts with the Quicksilver, a traditional style bow for small beginners with an 18″ to 22″ draw length, great for ages 5-8. It has an ambidextrous riser, a soft-touch reinforced grip and an ergonomic handle with a built-in safety ledge to protect young hands. It includes two arrows, an adjustable sight and finger rollers for comfortable, pain-free shooting.
The Wildhawk is a compound bow, also with an 18″ to 22″ draw length and perfect for ages 5-8. Like the Quicksilver, it has an ambidextrous riser, a soft-touch reinforced grip and an ergonomic handle with a built-in safety ledge. It also includes two arrows, an adjustable sight and finger rollers.
Stepping up in size, the Vertigo fits youngsters ages 7-10 with a draw length of 24″ to 26″. Split limbs help keep the bow light while producing more energy with the help of the visually enhanced cams. The Vertigo comes with a soft-touch reinforced grip and an ergonomic handle with a built-in safety ledge, two arrows, an adjustable sight and finger rollers.