Genesis Original Bow Review

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Growing up in Mobile, Alabama, and born into a hunting family, everyone in my immediate family loves to hunt. I have spent many weekends with my brothers, and father in the woods hunting game. Learning to shoot when I was ten, and I began using a bow shortly after.

The bonding my father, brothers, and I experienced during these hunting trips is something I hold dearly in my heart. Reminiscing about the first time using a bow is one of the memories of my childhood that I will never forget.

While the Genesis Bow, which I will be reviewing is not ideal for hunting, it reminds of when I was first learning to shot, as this is an excellent bow for beginners.

Build

The Genesis Bow is the first to be designed to be used a lifetime as it doesn’t have any draw length requirements, so young archers cannot outgrow it. Also, this premium built bow includes high-strength bowstrings, composite limbs, a 6061-T6 aluminum cam, and an idler wheel. 

The Genesis bow consists of a sleek tube quiver for the five aluminum target arrows also included and an adjustable arm guard with Velcro straps. There is also a stainless-steel cable slide and steel wire guard, with a competition grip. The armrest on the Genesis is modeled after the NAP flipper.

Unlike other bows on the market, the Genesis Original Bow has far less recoil, is much quieter and more accurate due to being built using single-cam technology. The Genesis Bow includes a 3/16-inch hex wrench as you can adjust the draw weight from the default setting of 20 pounds to 10 pounds.

The Genesis Original is a great bow, especially for its value. You may find other bows on the market come with various sight scopes for hunting, 3D compounded, recurved.

Other bows may come with stabilizers of all sorts, plunger kits, and grips. At first glance, this may sound like a good thing and give the illusion of you getting great value for the price.

The catch is, in most cases the cost for these accessories is baked into the cost and often cheaply made to keep the manufacturer’s profit margins large and you, the consumer ends up having to replace these broken accessories. 

The Genesis includes no accessories, just a well-built bow and an arrow rest. The makers of the Genesis Bow built each to be thoroughly drilled and tapped, allowing for many additional accessories if you desire.

If you decide to purchase the Genesis Bow as part of the kit, in addition to the five aluminum target arrows, adjustable arm guard, Velcro straps, stainless-steel cable slide and steel wire guard you also get a belt tube quiver and 3/16-inch hex wrench for adjusting.