Wandering Wild

Bear made the Alaskan Pro with one thing in mind: be the best mid price bow on the market… And they might have nailed In this article the Alaskan Pro’s specs, its pros & cons and finally who this bow is a good fit for, so buckle up! Alaskan Pro Specs Draw length - 25.5” - 30.5” Draw weight - 45–60 lbs. or 55–70 lbs. Speed: 339 FPS Axle to Axle: 33” Brace Height: 6.25” Let off: 80% or 85% Pros of the Alaskan Pro The Alaskan Pro falls in the Mid-Price or intermediate bow range, so we’re talking...

Bear has been a leader in the entry level and mid price bow market for years and they continue to impress. One of their latest additions is the Adapt 2, a beginner bow anyone can shoot! In this article we'll cover everything about the Adapt 2, who it's a good fit for and how it compares to other bows on the market. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission at no additional cost to you. Learn more. Adapt 2 Specs There’s a few different variations of the Adapt...

Your arrow rest is one of the most important parts of your bow setup. It's the main thing that's in contact with your arrow when you release the bow… Which means it can make or break your shot. A great arrow rest can improve your accuracy… A bad arrow rest can make you miss the shot of a lifetime. In this article we’ll run through the different types of arrow rests, which arrow rests work best, and the best arrow rest for you. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate...