Is the Phoenix AP-N108 good for a beginner?

Yes. The wide draw length and weight range, 70% let-off and included accessories let a new archer start shooting without extra purchases. The long axle-to-axle frame is also more forgiving than a short hunting bow.

What draw length and weight does it cover?

Draw length runs from 24 to 31 inches and draw weight from 30 to 65 pounds. That range suits most teens and adults, though very tall archers may want a longer draw.

What comes in the box?

The bow arrives fully assembled with a release aid, an attached peep sight, an attached string vibration arrester and an attached cable rail and guide set.

Is it fast enough for hunting?

The rated 315 fps is adequate for deer-sized game at normal hunting distances, but it trails flagship bows. Check your local minimum energy rules before hunting.

Can a left-handed archer use it?

No. The Phoenix AP-N108 is built for right-handed archers only.

Where is the Phoenix Compound Bow cheapest?

At OutdoorTravelGear.com, for $408.54, as of our latest check.

Phoenix Compound Bow

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Our take on the Phoenix Compound Bow

The Phoenix AP-N108 is a right-handed compound bow with a machined magnesium riser, a synchronized cam system and a 40-inch axle-to-axle frame. It spans 24 to 31 inches of draw length and 30 to 65 pounds of draw weight, with a 7.1-inch brace height, 70% let-off and a rated 315 fps. It arrives assembled with a release aid, peep sight, string vibration arrester and cable guide set, which makes it a turnkey option for a first bow or a backup target rig. Against premium flagship bows it gives up some speed and tunability, but its wide adjustment range covers growing archers and casual target shooters well.

Best forFirst-time compound bow buyersTarget and backyard practice archersArchers who want a bow that arrives ready to shootRight-handed shooters needing a wide draw range

Pros

Draw length and weight adjust across a wide range
Ships fully assembled with release aid, peep sight and vibration arrester
Machined magnesium riser aids balance and stability
Long 40-inch axle-to-axle frame is forgiving at the target
70% let-off eases holding at full draw

Cons

Right-handed only
At 4.89 lb it is heavier than many modern hunting bows
315 fps is modest next to high-end flagship bows
No mention of a bow press or tuning support for cam adjustment

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About the Phoenix Compound Bow

The Phoenix Compound Bow (AP-N108) is a right-handed compound bow with a high-speed synchronized cam design. The center shooting riser is CNC-processed magnesium alloy, and the bow has a central balance point to help with shooting precision.

A control cable and suspension system reduce vibration, and the mechanism allows a smooth draw. The bow can be used by archers at any level, from beginner to professional, and it comes completely assembled.

Model: AP-N108
Dexterity: Right-handed only
Axle to axle: 40 in
Brace height: 7.1 in
Draw length: 24 to 31 in
Draw weight: 30 to 65 lbs
IBO speed: 315 fps
Let-off: 70%
Bow weight: 4.89 lbs
Riser: CNC-processed magnesium alloy
In the box: Fully assembled bow, professional release aid, 5-pin professional sight, brush arrow rest, Allen keys
Pre-attached: Peep sight, string vibration arrester, cable rail and guide set, D loop

Questions and answers

Is the Phoenix AP-N108 good for a beginner?: Yes. The wide draw length and weight range, 70% let-off and included accessories let a new archer start shooting without extra purchases. The long axle-to-axle frame is also more forgiving than a short hunting bow.
What draw length and weight does it cover?: Draw length runs from 24 to 31 inches and draw weight from 30 to 65 pounds. That range suits most teens and adults, though very tall archers may want a longer draw.
What comes in the box?: The bow arrives fully assembled with a release aid, an attached peep sight, an attached string vibration arrester and an attached cable rail and guide set.
Is it fast enough for hunting?: The rated 315 fps is adequate for deer-sized game at normal hunting distances, but it trails flagship bows. Check your local minimum energy rules before hunting.
Can a left-handed archer use it?: No. The Phoenix AP-N108 is built for right-handed archers only.
Where is the Phoenix Compound Bow cheapest?: At OutdoorTravelGear.com, for $408.54, as of our latest check.