Compound Bow advice

[kevinnator8900]

Hello again. New user trying to get involved. I use a older PSE its longer than I'd like, hard to shoot out of a climber with a shooting bar in front. It also has steel cables. I'm looking for a compound bow that is shorter, newer style. Does anyone have advice for what I should look for in a bow. My draw length in 26.5 and I shoot 70#. Not trying to break the bank, although I'm aware that bows are expensive. Thanks again. Glad to be part of this forum. 

[FeniQuest217]

I follow a guy who swears by PSE. I use a climber and i shoot a Quest - made by Prime - i love it. I know there's definitely better out there but i have fun with my bow and it is quiet. I really don't have too many issues shooting out of my climber - i use a Summit so the bar rest is already low for me. Your best bet is to go into a bow shop. Idk if you live near Woodbridge but i go to Woodbridge Arms & Archery. Dom knows his stuff, and was very helpful with me selecting my bow.

[Ron]

Where are you located?  Most bow companies make an affordable option, but affordable is a relative term to the buyer. So depending on location I would recommend a shop and a company that they sell.  

[Ron]

Bear: https://www.beararchery.com/products/bear-archery-adapt-compound-bow

PSE: check out the Core series. 
 

I have shot at least one bow from every company in my lifetime of shooting archery. I have my favorites for different reasons.  For absolute affordability I like PSE and Bear. 

[thefirstndsecond]

40 minutes ago, kevinnator8900 said:

Hello again. New user trying to get involved. I use a older PSE its longer than I'd like, hard to shoot out of a climber with a shooting bar in front. It also has steel cables. I'm looking for a compound bow that is shorter, newer style. Does anyone have advice for what I should look for in a bow. My draw length in 26.5 and I shoot 70#. Not trying to break the bank, although I'm aware that bows are expensive. Thanks again. Glad to be part of this forum. 

where are you located? If in Central NJ towards the Delaware River - I suggest Bob and AJ's Archery World in Pipersville PA. I am biased, this is where I shop.

They have some very nice midrange bows if that is what you are looing at as a price point. They also have high end bows.

 

[electricstart]

 Really no bad compound bows all preference and budget . Simon peter sporting in Andover NJ  has a nice selection and Tom the owner will set you up . 

[huntyctyboy]

you can also buy use once you know what you want.

[kohunter]

22 minutes ago, thefirstndsecond said:

where are you located? If in Central NJ towards the Delaware River - I suggest Bob and AJ's Archery World in Pipersville PA. I am biased, this is where I shop.

They have some very nice midrange bows if that is what you are looing at as a price point. They also have high end bows.

 

And they have lots of cool targets to shoot at!

[Devil Horns]

Check out the Rack Shack. Nice bow shop. 
 

https://rackshackarchery.com/