Timber Ridge T/D 60" Longbow Review
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The Timber Ridge Takedown Longbow is a gorgeous looking bow with tons of grain patterns and plenty of curves at an amazing price. The Timber Ridge longbow is compact at only 60" length, but is a smooth shooter for draw lengths up to 29". ...read more
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Timber Ridge T/D 60" Longbow Reviews
Really good bow
Jon
6 years ago
I picked this bow up a couple of weeks ago as travel/practice bow. I must say it's a good bow especially at it's price point. It's really quick for my 26.5" draw weight. But it is a bit fickle with it's brace height. All in all I really like this bow and I haven't touched any of my other bows since getting this one
Yes
Kevin
6 years ago
Pleased with purchase, the bow met or exceeded my expectations. Though it is a production bow and not custom, fit and finish was good. Bow handles well and fits my needs to shoot in 3D competitions. Very pleased with the speed that the bow produces. I purchased 50# draw and shoot 30 inch 400 carbon arrows.
A budget minded production bow with custom appearance
Bowhunter
6 years ago
The bow out of the box with the 15 inche riser seemed liek a toy at first. Easy to assemble and decided to remove the rest and side plate and add a bear rug rest. I decide to build out the side plate some. added string silencers as well. The bow setup easy and was pretty impressed with first shots. The bow is quiet and easy to shoot. I found the grip and throat at first seemed wide… read more but found that it actually helps position your hand for a better orientation with the bow ever time you grip it. I shot with friends for fun shooting flu flu arrows in a field and the bows cast seemed better than some other recurves in its weight class. As far as one who had a 60 lb recurve. So I am impressed at least with mine in its speed and accuracy. The woods are beautiful and have no finish issues. a little sharp in the limb edges as mentioned and the clear glass has some normal blemished but no flaws. You get a bow that has features of a custom bow but for a production bow you can't beat the price. I still want to move into a custom bow someday but for now this bow fits the bill.
Beautiful, great looking wood grain,pleasing riser style.
Arrow30
6 years ago
Pretty great bow for a pretty great price!!! has some square edges along the limbs witch I'm sure saved time in production, the riser is broad across the throat of the grip but feels pretty comfortable after you get used to it. its not a speed demon, but who cares!
Timber Ridge T/D 60" Longbow Questions and Answers
Asked by
Max
2 years ago
Hello, I am interested in a R/D bow or a recurve bow which fits my 32" draw. I would like to make sure the bow doesn't stack at 32"draw as I noticed it's hard to be consistent when stacking happens. I also would like a bow which has nice wood patterns.
A long draw like that is going to require a 68-72" bow to try to
2 years ago
A long draw like that is going to require a 68-72" bow to try to avoid stacking. This only leave target/olympic style bows, there not many wood risers made that large unfortunately.
Asked by
Samuel
3 years ago
I'm interested in the bow as I'm looking for something adorable to hunt deer with next season and I'm kinda new to traditional archery. I'd like to know what arrow length and weight you'd recommend for this bow as well as if I'm able to put one of those 4
The correct spine and length of an arrow is dependent on many fa
3 years ago
The correct spine and length of an arrow is dependent on many factors including specifics of the archer. Please call our office and speak with a bow tech and we will be able to assist you with picking out the proper arrow. We have a wide variety of quivers that will fit this bow. Like the arrow its specific to your needs, preferences and budget.
Asked by
Max
2 years ago
Hello, I am interested in a R/D bow or a recurve bow which fits my 32" draw. I would like to make sure the bow doesn't stack at 32"draw as I noticed it's hard to be consistent when stacking happens. I also would like a bow which has nice wood patterns.
A long draw like that is going to require a 68-72" bow to try to
2 years ago
A long draw like that is going to require a 68-72" bow to try to avoid stacking. This only leave target/olympic style bows, there not many wood risers made that large unfortunately.
Asked by
Tim
2 years ago
Would item # 868456X work with this bow?
The bezel would not meet up correctly
2 years ago
The bezel would not meet up correctly
Asked by
Samuel
3 years ago
I'm interested in the bow as I'm looking for something adorable to hunt deer with next season and I'm kinda new to traditional archery. I'd like to know what arrow length and weight you'd recommend for this bow as well as if I'm able to put one of those 4
The correct spine and length of an arrow is dependent on many fa
3 years ago
The correct spine and length of an arrow is dependent on many factors including specifics of the archer. Please call our office and speak with a bow tech and we will be able to assist you with picking out the proper arrow. We have a wide variety of quivers that will fit this bow. Like the arrow its specific to your needs, preferences and budget.
Asked by
muskwa
3 years ago
i currently use a 30# recurve and am considering purchasing a long bow what would it be better to chose the timber over the masa
It would depend on if you need a takedown bow or not. I personal
3 years ago
It would depend on if you need a takedown bow or not. I personally love the way the Mesa longbow shoots, but as I travel with my bow a takedown is the only option for me.
Asked by
Mike
3 years ago
i would like a couple extra strings and 20 hunting arrows?
Please give us a call at 260-587-9501 or order on line and we ca
3 years ago
Please give us a call at 260-587-9501 or order on line and we can get you what you need .
Asked by
Mike
3 years ago
I would hold the bow in my left hand and pull the arrow back with my right hand am I right handed?
Yes , that would be a right handed bow .
3 years ago
Yes , that would be a right handed bow .
Asked by
David
3 years ago
I'm a left handed archer interested in the Timber Ridge Longbow 40# D.W. I don't see a left hand selection. Is that because you don't stock it or because it's not made?
They do make left handed bows but we are out of stock at the mom
3 years ago
They do make left handed bows but we are out of stock at the moment.
Asked by
Scottie
4 years ago
What string should be used on this bow
You can use fast flights or dacron (B55) on this bow.
4 years ago
You can use fast flights or dacron (B55) on this bow.
Asked by
kieran
4 years ago
can i buy just the limbs on there own for the Fleetwood Timber ridge longbow? Also would this ship to canada?
We do not have the limbs by themselves at the moment. We can shi
4 years ago
We do not have the limbs by themselves at the moment. We can ship to Canada.
Asked by
Christian
4 years ago
Is there a warranty on this bow and if so how long does it last?
These come with a one year warranty.
4 years ago
These come with a one year warranty.