bear bows

[yakimarcher]

Im a martin archery guy, after all thet're made in walla walla

[xXx Archery]

“Escalade Sports… to be free from manufacturing defects under a full lifetime warranty from the date of purchase.
…excludes strings, cables, cable slides and/or cosmetic appearances such as scratches, chips, dings, etc…
Warranty extends to the original owner of the bow and is not transferable.”

I just e-mailed them

Adult bows warranty
Lifetime On Riser, Cam, Idler Wheel and Limb Pocket
10 year on limbs. First 5 covered 100%. Last 5 are covered 50%.
Strings and Cables have no warranty

Kids bows
90 Day warranty


Thanks
Chris

this what they sent back to me and thats what it said in my Dealer book to Sorry

[konrad]

In ten years, I'll probably need 40 pound limbs instead of 60's...

In my experience, they have always been very customer supportive.

I still like their products. Pretty fair "Bang for the Buck".

That's why Winchester, Remington and Ruger are all still in business.

[Bscman]

I've been shooting my Bear Lights Out for two years...
Purchased as a bare bow...added a cheap PSE 4-pin sight and a limbsaver fall-away rest.

I have zero complaints. Not the fastest bow on the market, but very quiet and pretty smooth. I'd buy it again in a heartbeat.

I won't say they're a "best bow" on the market, but a very good bang for the buck...

[xXx Archery]

In ten years, I'll probably need 40 pound limbs instead of 60's...

In my experience, they have always been very customer supportive.

I still like their products. Pretty fair "Bang for the Buck".

That's why Winchester, Remington and Ruger are all still in business.

They are great bows Im not saying there not Im just saying they DONT have a LIFETIME WARRANTY
if they were not a good bow I would not sell them.

[konrad]

Just to clear any confusion I may have created, here is the reply I received from Bear Archery regarding warranties on their products:


----- Original Message -----
From: Bear CustomerCare
To: Konrad
Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 8:13 AM
Subject: Re: warranty


Konrad,

Our warranty as of 2008 is as follows:

For the first 5 years from the date of purchase to the original owner, the limbs are covered 100% for the first 5 years and then the owner is responsible for 50% after the 5 years.  The riser and cams have a lifetime warranty .

This warranty is in effect today with the current line.  The string and cable are never covered under warranty.   

Thanks

Kristene
Bear CustomerCare  06/24/2010 09:





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I hope this helps and "Thanks" to Kristene for a prompt reply.

[micdude]

Fred Bear is not bad for the price I use to own an Instinct. Just look on the classifieds on acherytalk.com and you can find some smoking deals.


Here is a Bear truth for 250  http://www.archerytalk.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1247249

[coachcw]

I went and shot the bear , pse and the G5 primal today , We came home with the g5 the wall on the g5 was unreal . i thaught the pse shot a little beter than the bear . If my kid didn't need a bow it might have been mine . I thaught i wanted a hoyt maxis now i'm gonna have to re think it. the wall on the g5 was so solid I almost couldn't let it down a vey good bow for $700.00

[smartazz171]

Pick a price range and shoot every bow in that range.  Buy the best bow you can afford, and Buy the most comfortable bow for YOU.  I own a '08 Bear Game Over and LOVE it.  I like it more than my Dads Diamond, But his fits him better.  Everyone is going to give you an opinion and a reason.  I love my Bow but that doesn't mean you would. Get me