What is a good youth bow?

[The Stoic Noble]

I'm looking for a good beginner bow for my 10 year old son. Something simple, maybe a recurve. I had a basic recurve around his age so I know they exist. I'd like something that he can shoot into an actual target (not paper). Something with a basic metal tip.
Any ideas? I've looked at Bear, but they seem to have mixed reviews.

 

[Plinker66]

Genesis Archery Original Genesis Bow Kit (Colors)

Available in a convenient kit, includes everything needed to introduce a youngster to the sport of archery Official bow of the National Archery in the Schools Program Zero let-off, the Genesis© system eliminates specific draw length requirements. The result is a bow that fits virtually everyone...

lancasterarchery.com

 

[howl]

Get something you can buy new limbs for as he grows. His draw length and the amount he can pull change as he grows. The draw weight needs to be light enough to easily handle if you want him to learn good form. 15# isn't too light to learn with. https://www.twigarchery.com/new/

 

[longhardhunter]

Diamond edge

 

[testdepth]

I bought all my daughters and wife a Diamond Infinite bow. Fully adjustable from 7 to 70 pounds. Great bow that will grow with him and no need to buy anything more. They are easy to adjust as well.

 

[D Rich]

check the mission by Mathews line up. they have a few options that will great as a youth bow and grow with them.

 

[Ajohnson0587]

Hoyt Kobalt, very adjustable, will last through teenage years. You can get one ready to shoot for under $500. I just bought one last week for my 8 yr old daughter 2 weeks ago.

 

[local 72]

I just posted a youth bow that I'll make you a great deal on. Very adjustable draw length and draw weight.