ok i am new to archery sorta, like i use to shoot a bow with my dad in the backyard but now i am getting back into bows? i was wandering what everyone thought of the parker bows? please let me know what you guys think of them. thanks
I bought a Pheonix 34 this year and I love it. Parker also has the best customer service I have dealt with. I would give em 2 thumbs up.........eace:
Welcome... I have not heard anything bad about Parker... But if you're shopping for a bow, shoot as many as you can before you buy...
I don't know, but when I went to buy a bow they were trying to sell me a Parker. I bought a Mathews, got a fabulous D ) deal on it. Welcome to archery and the forum!!! I haven't shot my bow in so long, I feel like I am going to be 'new' to archery when I start shooting again :lol:
Yea My Dad Hhad A Matthews($2500 Worth Of Stuff Stolen From His Truck) But That Was 6 Years Ago Nd He Shot A Bowtech The Other Day And Is Thinking About Getting One Of The Bow Techs
this is the bow i was thinking about gettting http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/t...parentType=index&indexId=cat602590&hasJS=true just copy and paste the link if it dont show up
Is this you in disguise bunnyman, looked wierd seeing that username back up here. Can't tell you about parker bows, never shot one.
:welcome: to the forum All I can say is shoot every bow you can get your hands on. Do not just take someone elses word for it and go buy that brand. I shot every brand and model I could before purchasing my Switchback XT. Parker Mathews/Mission Hoyt/Reflex Bowtech/Diamond Martin PSE/Browning Bear Ross All make fantastic bows and feel different and are priced different. Let the bow pick you. Then the real difficulty begins accessories.:doh: Rest/sights/arrows/quivers/releases/targets/off the string or d-loop Good luck and have fun in your hunt for a bow that fits YOU. Keep on postin and if you need any help be sure to ask.eace:
If you are on a budget this is not a bad bow to begin with. Everybody has to start somewhere. We all did at one time. Parker does make good bows. It's not going to be the fastest rig in town, but it doesn't have an $800+ price tag either. I would suggest shooting one though before you lay the money on the line.
i have shot a a couple parkers and i like the feeling of them, im sorta on a budget cuz my dad is buying it for my bday or christmas and so i figured i would get something not to exspensive cuz he is getting the bowtech which he is prolly gunna drop a grand or so on when he first buys it lol
I would find a pro-shop or archery dealer that carries alot of different brand bows. Shoot all the ones that fit what you want in a bow!!! Price, accessories, quietness or what ever you want. Parker makes good bows but, dont sell your self short when getting back into archery. Shoot different brands so you can compare it. Not all bows fit every person the same. Some will find that a $800.00 bow fits them the best while others will find that a $300.00 bow works for them just fine. The little differences in the manufacturers bows will work for some and not for others. thats why there areso many out there to try!!!! what Parker were you looking at??
the parker i am looking at is this one from cabelas http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...590&hasJS=true
