4 Surprising Reasons a Bow is the Perfect Gift! #GenesisBow


This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Genesis Bows. All opinions are 100% mine.

A bow and arrow may not have been the first gift idea to come to mind. However, you will quickly see how a bow can be a perfect gift for a child, tween, teen or even an adult!

bow-as-a-gift1. Create a Family Activity

Genesis Bows allow archers of different ages and sizes to all use the same bow with the ability to accommodate a draw length between 15” and 30”. Without needing to adjust your bow for different family members and their abilities, you’ll spend more time having fun honing your skill and no time struggling to make the bow work for you. Adults and children alike can use this bow without adjustments when taking turns. You can spend more time on archery together as a family with the convenience of practicing at home. In many locations, you’ll be able to use the bow right in your own back yard (city/county permitting).

genesis - mom2. They Won’t Outgrow It

Because Genesis Bows can accommodate a child and an adult, a Genesis Bow is a gift that will last! As their ability, size, and strength increases, they will be able to increase their draw length to increase distance.

genesis bows 13. Archery Has Benefits!

Archery isn’t about hunting or weaponry, it’s a hobby that’s categorized alongside badminton, bowling, and table tennis. Practicing archery can reinforce hand-eye coordination and balance. They’ll also develop attributes of focus and patience. Archery can get kids outdoors, active, and having fun — without a screen!

4. Can Be Customized

Genesis Build-a-Bow lets you make a bow as unique as your preferences by selecting colors or patterns to highlight each different part that builds your bow. Once you’re selections are complete, your bow will be made to your specifications.

We had so much browsing through all the color options to customize our Build-a-Bow. I loved mixing and matching colors and patterns to result in something really unique and personalized that fit my boys and created a beautiful bow.

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Wondering if purchasing a bow for your child is really safe? Genesis bows is the official bow of the National Archer in the Schools (NASP) program and can be found in over 13,000 school and are used by over 2 million youth in the US. The NASP organization was founded in 2002 and has maintained a zero archery-related injury record! With a few safety precautions kept in place, your family can safely enjoy archery.

You can select between the Genesis Original, Mini, or Gen-X bows for the right fit for your family. Learn more about how these bows work by visiting Genesis Archery on YouTube.


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37 Comments

  1. My sons very interesting in learning to shoot a bow. But I hate to spend the money when he’s still growing. This is perfect!

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  2. Dd surprisingly actually asked for a bow a few weeks ago! This would be a great way to introduce her to it without having to spend money!

  3. I never would have thought to give this to someone, but it actually looks like a LOT of fun. My husband would be interested in trying this.

  4. My niece really wanted to get into archery after watching the first Hunger Games, but we really didn’t know much about getting her into it. We’ll have to check this bow out and look into lessons in the area.

  5. That’s such a cool idea. Archery seems like an uncommon skill and I think the kids would really enjoy having their own bow to practice with.

  6. I have been telling the husband that I want a bow myself! He has a really fancy one from when he took archery in college. But I want one that I can learn on. This is an awesome bow!

  7. My son is really getting into archery. We bought him a Nerf one right now and he has gone to Bass Pro and had a free lesson there. He really wants this for christmas.

  8. I love archery! I think you are on to something – that would be an awesome gift idea!

  9. I have always thought that archery would be a fun activity for the family. Would love the chance to try it!

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