Bear Cruzer G4 RTH Bow Package Black/Fred Bear Camo 10-70 lbs

The Bear Cruzer G4 Ready-To-Hunt Bow Package in Black with Fred Bear Camo is a versatile, grow-with-you compound bow designed for both youth and adult archers. It pairs easy adjustment with reliable accuracy, letting you shoot confidently from the first session and as you progress.

• Adjustable draw weight : 10–70 lbs to match your strength and progress from target practice to hunting season.
• Adjustable draw length : 14"–30" to fit a wide range of shooters and ensure proper form.
• Let-off : 75% for lighter holding weight, helping steadier aiming during shots.
• Axle-to-axle : 29" compact platform for maneuverability in the field and a stable sight picture on the range.
• Brace height : 6.25"–6.5" forgiving geometry to reduce torque and promote accuracy.
• Weight : Approximately 3.2 lbs for nimble handling and quick target acquisition.
• Ready-To-Hunt package contents : V-Biscuit rest, 4-pin sight, 5-arrow quiver, stabilizer, Radial peep sight, and wrist sling included for immediate shooting.
• Hand orientation : Available in both left- and right-handed configurations to fit your dominant hand.
• Color/Finish : Black frame with Fred Bear Camo accents for a rugged, hunting-ready look.

With its broad adjustment range, the Cruzer G4 grows as you improve—you can start at lighter settings and gradually dial up as your strength and technique mature. The forgiving brace height and 75% let-off contribute to steadier shots and reduced fatigue over longer practice sessions. At 29" axle-to-axle and a light 3.2 lb weight, the bow stays balanced and easy to handle whether you’re navigating brush or dialing in at the range. The included Ready-To-Hunt components remove the guesswork and extra purchases, so you can head out to practice or the field right away. This package is ideal for beginners building fundamentals, youths learning archery, and experienced shooters seeking a compact, dependable setup for practice and hunting. Tips: start with mid-range settings, maintain a consistent anchor point, and gradually refine your sight picture as accuracy improves.