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Getting my GF her first bow for Christmas!

All year my girlfriend has been hinting she'd probably want to start joining me out on my Saturday morning shoots in the desert.

Well, I figure this Christmas, I'll give her a gift that we can both enjoy - more together time + archery!

My question to you lovely archers:

What size bow do I get her and what draw weight should it be?

She's 5'5" and kind of a tiny little thing (but super fierce and will take down all comers), with a 64" arm span (both arms stretched out on each side).

I want to get her a bow that is LEGIT, but also a good starter bow, yah know? One that she can draw back and start learning with, but can also reach a 30 yard target with ease.

I was thinking a 64" bow (26" draw length), with a 25 pound draw weight? (I kind of want to try 30 pound draw weight but don't know if that's a bit much for her to start with.)

Anyways, literally any input will be helpful before I make the purchase! Thank you so much in advance!

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