What materials are the bow and arrows made of? are they plastic or fiberglass?
1428355
The bow is made of hard plastic, which sounds chintzy, but it has held up very well. The shaft of the arrow is wood, but they are pretty substantial and not brittle. We have not broken any, but we have had to glue some of the rubber suction cups back on (if your kids aren't crazy barbarians you won't have to do this).
1428356
I'm guessing plastic, my daughter (5 yrs) has had it almost a year now and it's still in great shape. Even with all her friends who play with it, it's held up well. However that's not to say if you play rough and tough with it, it wont break. This bow and arrow set was a great buy for us!
1656549
They are plastic. But very durable. My son and daughter both sit in the wagon and we push them around. This wagon is great.
353920
ManufacturerEASTON Arrow materialcarbon/fiber glass Arrow weight350-397 grainArrow length Inch18 InchArrowhead100-145 grain Bullet Arrowhead weight100-145 grain grainVanes3 xVanes riflingRightsided Vanes materialplastic vanes Nockflat nock Shaft spline2264
758110
I'm not sure if the 28" fiberglass arrows would be good for a long bow. My knowledge of archery equipment is very limited. I sent those arrows to my son who is shooting them with an old 35 pound fiberglass bow. I think the bow is a cross between a re curve and a long bow. I wouldn't use them with a heavier bow because they are a low velocity arrow for low draw weight bows. A guy I work with, who knows about these things, said if you used those arrows with a compound bow with a 60# draw they would shatter while going through the arrow guide and possibly cause an injury. My son says they work good with his bow but could be a couple inches longer. I'm not sure if the 28" fiberglass arrows would be good for a long bow. My knowledge of archery equipment is very limited. I sent those arrows to my son who is shooting them with an old 35 pound fiberglass bow. I think the bow is a cross between a re curve and a long bow. I wouldn't use them with a heavier bow because they are a low velocity arrow for low draw weight bows. A guy I work with, who knows about these things, said if you used those arrows with a compound bow with a 60# draw they would shatter while going through the arrow guide and possibly cause an injury. My son says they... » Read More I'm not sure if the 28" fiberglass arrows would be good for a long bow. My knowledge of archery equipment is very limited. I sent those arrows to my son who is shooting them with an old 35 pound fiberglass bow. I think the bow is a cross between a re curve and a long bow. I wouldn't use them with a heavier bow because they are a low velocity arrow for low draw weight bows. A guy I work with, who knows about these things, said if you used those arrows with a compound bow with a 60# draw they would shatter while going through the arrow guide and possibly cause an injury. My son says they work good with his bow but could be a couple inches longer. « Show Less
325522
This is simply a bow string for an 80 lb mini crossbow prod. If I remember correctly it included two limb tips made of black plastic.
326915
The material is not wood by any means. Its more like a plastic material. I have had my for years and it still looks great but if you put anything too heavy on it, it will bow.
913188
Its nylon. The inside is black. Has a bit of a shine to it but that fades. I did get a doe with it using a bow. You cant go wrong for the price.
2256524
Plastic. This is a great product and wears like iron. I strongly recommend if durability is what you are looking for.
1006135
plastic or nylon. Not wood except for frame. Very satisfied. Easy to keep clean.
962949
no, this is a fiberglass reproduction. if your looking for a real horn composite bow, be ready to spend several times the price of this one.
845821
Not really. The plastic disbly part with the name on it is reusable and has a handle. It holds the bow and two arrows.
465029
solid plastic with metal heads/tips and if you use them on a soft target they'll last many shots I have only tried once on a solid target 1/2 sheet of plywood the arrows head went thru it and didn't damage the arrow at all.
2149118
It's injection molded plastic. Not fiberglass. Very comfy though. It has a nice flex to it.
609391
They are made of plastic, but after having used this through a very cold New England winter are still holding up well and haven't snapped.
772446
Yep. Plastic. I have had two of them. They are rugged enough for what they are meant for. However. Do not leave them out with water in them if you get below freezing temps as that will mean you will need to buy a second one as well. :).
199996
Mostly plastic.All reinforcements are metal. It's VERY sturdy and my biggest furball is secure & safe. Very pleased with my purchase
1844914
Wood stock, metal bow and other parts. All wood and metal (except for the string).