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title: "SAS 30-35lbs 22-29\" Robinhood Long Bow for Adult/Youth with Armguard, Finger Tab, Arrow Rest and 2 x Arrows"
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# 150 FPS max arrow speed 30-35 lbs draw weight 22-29 inch adjustable draw length SAS 30-35lbs 22-29" Robinhood Long Bow for Adult/Youth with Armguard, Finger Tab, Arrow Rest and 2 x Arrows

**Brand:** sas
**Price:** ₱10655
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🏹 Unlock your inner Robinhood — precision, power, and style in one sleek longbow!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** SAS 30-35lbs 22-29" Robinhood Long Bow for Adult/Youth with Armguard, Finger Tab, Arrow Rest and 2 x Arrows by sas
- **How much does it cost?** ₱10655 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sas enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sas brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ambidextrous Design:** Right or left-handed? This bow adapts seamlessly to your style.
- • **Complete Starter Kit:** Includes armguard, finger tab, arrow rest, and 2 fiberglass arrows—everything you need to hit the range with confidence.
- • **Speed Meets Precision:** Max arrow speed of 150 FPS ensures fast, accurate shots every time.
- • **Powerful Yet Manageable:** 30-35 lbs draw weight delivers serious punch without overwhelming beginners.
- • **Perfectly Tuned Draw Range:** Adjustable 22-29" draw length fits youth & adults alike for a custom shooting experience.

## Overview

The SAS Robinhood Long Bow is a durable, beginner-friendly traditional bow with a 30-35 lbs draw weight and adjustable 22-29" draw length, delivering up to 150 FPS arrow speed. Ambidextrous and complete with armguard, finger tab, arrow rest, and two fiberglass arrows, it offers exceptional value and performance for youth and adult archers stepping into the sport.

## Description

Overview: The 35 lbs 60" long SAS Robinhood traditional longbow is perfect fit for smaller hands. Highlights: String: Durable Serving Strings Riser: Reinforced Composite Specifications: Draw Length: 22-29'' Draw Weight: 30-35 lbs. Max Speed: 150 FPS Bow Length: 59-1/4'' 28" Fiberglass Arrow recommended Package Contents: 1 x Long Bow 1 x Armguard 1 x Fingertab 2 x Screw Arrow Rest 2 x Fiberglass Arrows

Review: Great beginner bow - For a starter bow, this one is pretty remarkable. The build quality is simple yet solid. It doesn't have the cheap plastic feel of other starter bows. The arrows are not great but that's a different matter described below. I have put over 800 arrows through this bow in the last 30 days, and the bow has held up well with almost no visible signs of wear. The only real wear that I can tell is that the handle has started to loosen ever so slightly. The string it came with is also quite decent for beginners, however I did replace it due to a small issue I'll describe below. The draw weight is 30-35 lbs, which doesn't seem like much but if you are like me and start with minimal upper body strength, it can still be quite the challenge to hold at the 28" draw to aim. I practiced drawing for almost a week before I felt comfortable shooting an arrow, and still missed my first couple shots at 10 yards. A month later I feel quite comfortable with the weight and I am eager to move up to a 40-45 traditional bow that I have already ordered. As I mentioned, the arrows that came with this were not great. They are a standard fiberglass 28" training arrow with a permanently crimped on rounded target tip. The fletching is a standard rubbery "feather" that warped and rippled after a couple dozen shots. One of the nocks snapped after firing it maybe 30-40 times but the other is still intact. Overall they will suffice at the start to get a feel for the bow, but you'll want to upgrade to aluminum or carbon arrows once you get comfortable firing the bow a few times. I would also recommend getting real feathers instead of rubber, as the feathers are more forgiving when resting an arrow directly on the bow, when compared to a high tech rest typical to compound bows, or more modern target recurve bows. One tip that I gained from another archer on the range is to replace the string with one 2 inches shorter. This pulls the limbs together and extends the distance between the rest and the string, known as the brace height. The main reason this helps is this: When you release the arrow, the string pushes the arrow forward, and the string continues pushing at least an inch or two forward past the string's resting position. The string that comes with the bow gives it a brace height of approximately 4 inches. As you loose an arrow, the string pushes it forward 2 inches or so, forcing the fletching directly into the rest, and when combined with the stiff rubber fletching, can cause more deflection in your aim than you'd expect. A string 2 inches shorter turns the brace height into approximately 7 inches, giving plenty of room for the arrow to clear the rest and flex normally. The string I purchased was the B-50 Dacron Replacement Recurve Bow String, 58" AMO length. Be sure to look for AMO vs. Actual length, or you'll need to research which actual length string you'd need. The bow does come pre-strung. However, if you plan to change the string, or un-string for storage, I would strongly recommend a bow stringer. I purchased the Neet Traditional Long Bow Stringer from desertcart and it is perfect for this bow. I will state that I have zero experience with the forearm guard that came with the bow as I already had one I preferred to use, though it seemed to be of decent quality that should be functional enough. While writing this review I notice that it also came with an actual rest point that screws into the bow. I had gotten so comfortable shooting the arrow from the rest point molded into the handle that it became second nature. I will be giving the other rest a try and see how that affects my shooting. This may also change my opinion on the shorter string as the fletching may not bump into this style of rest, and I'll be sure to test that as well. One point of note, the package claimed to come with a finger/shooting tab, but mine did not have one. I was not concerned because I prefer the Neet Suede Shooting Glove, but it's worth noting due to the missing item. Overall, I would strongly recommend this bow for any beginner, though I would recommend not much younger than 10-12 (with parental supervision of course!). Don't let the 30-35 lb draw weight concern you, as that is measured at 28" and few children would be able to draw that long. At 24" draw length of a 5' child, the pull would only be around 20 lbs. At the cost of (at the time of writing) $80, you get quite a lot for your money. The arm guard would be around $8-10 and the rest bolt would be $5, each arrow would be $2-3, which leaves around $60 for the bow itself. Compare to the next cheapest recurve at $100-120 for just the bow and you can see this is quite the bargain for a starter bow to find out how interested you are in the sport like I did.
Review: A great bow with actually decent arrows - I'm a beginner and wanted a good bow to learn the basics before figuring out what I'd reality like I a bow. This bow is sturdy and reliable and gets the job done. Much is said about the cheapnessof the included arrows... Well I bought a set of desertcart best selling fiberglass arrows that all pretty much broke the first 2 times I went out. Those other arrows lost their heads just in hay bales, lost their nocks on the string or just on the field a they flew... I have 4 usable arrows of those 12...and both of the arrows included I this set are still functional. They're also invariably the 2 arrows closest to the mark. These arrows may be cheap but they're seriously better than other popular cheap arrows. Happily desertcart will let me return the broken arrow set, I just wish I could buy more of these, cuz like the bow they're nothing fancy but they get the job done.

## Features

- Draw Length: 22-29"
- Draw Weight: 30-35 lbs.
- Bow Length: 59-1/4"
- Max Speed: 150 FPS
- Ambidextrous: Could be used for either Right Handed or Left Handed Shooters

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01HSRI2KC |
| Archery Draw Length | 29 Inches |
| Archery Draw Weight | 35 Pounds |
| Best Sellers Rank | #142,118 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #160 in Youth Archery Bow Sets |
| Brand | SAS |
| Brand Name | SAS |
| Color | Black w/ 2 Arrows + Belt Quiver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (130) |
| Date First Available | June 30, 2016 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00760853884058 |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Included Components | Armguard, Arrow Rest, Fiberglass Arrows, Long Bow |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 59.5 x 7.5 x 1.5 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 59.25 x 7.5 x 1.75 inches |
| Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Southland Archery Supply |
| Material | Black Fiberglass |
| Model Name | Robinhood |
| Package Weight | 1.02 Kilograms |
| Part Number | SAS-32935 |
| Sport Type | Hunting |
| Style | All-season |
| Suggested Users | Unisex Youth |
| Team Name | SAS |
| UPC | 760853884058 |
| Warranty Description | One Year Manufacture Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SAS
- **Color:** Black w/ 2 Arrows + Belt Quiver
- **Material:** Black Fiberglass
- **Model Name:** Robinhood
- **Team Name:** SAS

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great beginner bow
*by T***E on June 4, 2015*

For a starter bow, this one is pretty remarkable. The build quality is simple yet solid. It doesn't have the cheap plastic feel of other starter bows. The arrows are not great but that's a different matter described below. I have put over 800 arrows through this bow in the last 30 days, and the bow has held up well with almost no visible signs of wear. The only real wear that I can tell is that the handle has started to loosen ever so slightly. The string it came with is also quite decent for beginners, however I did replace it due to a small issue I'll describe below. The draw weight is 30-35 lbs, which doesn't seem like much but if you are like me and start with minimal upper body strength, it can still be quite the challenge to hold at the 28" draw to aim. I practiced drawing for almost a week before I felt comfortable shooting an arrow, and still missed my first couple shots at 10 yards. A month later I feel quite comfortable with the weight and I am eager to move up to a 40-45 traditional bow that I have already ordered. As I mentioned, the arrows that came with this were not great. They are a standard fiberglass 28" training arrow with a permanently crimped on rounded target tip. The fletching is a standard rubbery "feather" that warped and rippled after a couple dozen shots. One of the nocks snapped after firing it maybe 30-40 times but the other is still intact. Overall they will suffice at the start to get a feel for the bow, but you'll want to upgrade to aluminum or carbon arrows once you get comfortable firing the bow a few times. I would also recommend getting real feathers instead of rubber, as the feathers are more forgiving when resting an arrow directly on the bow, when compared to a high tech rest typical to compound bows, or more modern target recurve bows. One tip that I gained from another archer on the range is to replace the string with one 2 inches shorter. This pulls the limbs together and extends the distance between the rest and the string, known as the brace height. The main reason this helps is this: When you release the arrow, the string pushes the arrow forward, and the string continues pushing at least an inch or two forward past the string's resting position. The string that comes with the bow gives it a brace height of approximately 4 inches. As you loose an arrow, the string pushes it forward 2 inches or so, forcing the fletching directly into the rest, and when combined with the stiff rubber fletching, can cause more deflection in your aim than you'd expect. A string 2 inches shorter turns the brace height into approximately 7 inches, giving plenty of room for the arrow to clear the rest and flex normally. The string I purchased was the B-50 Dacron Replacement Recurve Bow String, 58" AMO length. Be sure to look for AMO vs. Actual length, or you'll need to research which actual length string you'd need. The bow does come pre-strung. However, if you plan to change the string, or un-string for storage, I would strongly recommend a bow stringer. I purchased the Neet Traditional Long Bow Stringer from amazon and it is perfect for this bow. I will state that I have zero experience with the forearm guard that came with the bow as I already had one I preferred to use, though it seemed to be of decent quality that should be functional enough. While writing this review I notice that it also came with an actual rest point that screws into the bow. I had gotten so comfortable shooting the arrow from the rest point molded into the handle that it became second nature. I will be giving the other rest a try and see how that affects my shooting. This may also change my opinion on the shorter string as the fletching may not bump into this style of rest, and I'll be sure to test that as well. One point of note, the package claimed to come with a finger/shooting tab, but mine did not have one. I was not concerned because I prefer the Neet Suede Shooting Glove, but it's worth noting due to the missing item. Overall, I would strongly recommend this bow for any beginner, though I would recommend not much younger than 10-12 (with parental supervision of course!). Don't let the 30-35 lb draw weight concern you, as that is measured at 28" and few children would be able to draw that long. At 24" draw length of a 5' child, the pull would only be around 20 lbs. At the cost of (at the time of writing) $80, you get quite a lot for your money. The arm guard would be around $8-10 and the rest bolt would be $5, each arrow would be $2-3, which leaves around $60 for the bow itself. Compare to the next cheapest recurve at $100-120 for just the bow and you can see this is quite the bargain for a starter bow to find out how interested you are in the sport like I did.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great bow with actually decent arrows
*by S***I on July 25, 2017*

I'm a beginner and wanted a good bow to learn the basics before figuring out what I'd reality like I a bow. This bow is sturdy and reliable and gets the job done. Much is said about the cheapnessof the included arrows... Well I bought a set of Amazon best selling fiberglass arrows that all pretty much broke the first 2 times I went out. Those other arrows lost their heads just in hay bales, lost their nocks on the string or just on the field a they flew... I have 4 usable arrows of those 12...and both of the arrows included I this set are still functional. They're also invariably the 2 arrows closest to the mark. These arrows may be cheap but they're seriously better than other popular cheap arrows. Happily Amazon will let me return the broken arrow set, I just wish I could buy more of these, cuz like the bow they're nothing fancy but they get the job done.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good for A beginner
*by A***N on September 19, 2024*

Keep in mind, I am a beginner, and this was for me to learn, however My girlfriend used to do competition the bow Already Stringed which was a nice surprise It fits comfortably in my hand and is a nice size. I am 6 foot 1 The Finger Tab and the arrows seem to be pretty nice and it’s a very solid feeling bow overall it looks and feels like real wood. I would definitely recommend it for a beginner such as I here are my issues so far the arm guard will not fit if you have large forearms I have pretty average and it’s snug almost too tight is made out of pretty cheep plastic I also seen someone else’s review. They had this issue which was a pretty big one for me. The bow was sticking out of the box when it arrived about just the tip where the string goes on luckily, there was no damage to it overall it looks good. It pulls back smooth, I would definitely recommend it but you’re going to want a new arm guard and probably a couple more arrows but definitely good to start out and see if you like archery

## Frequently Bought Together

- SAS 30-35lbs 22-29" Robinhood Long Bow for Adult/Youth with Armguard, Finger Tab, Arrow Rest and 2 x Arrows
- GPP 28-inches Fiberglass Archery Target Arrows - Practice Arrow or Youth Arrow for Recurve Bow

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