BSA Little Polaris – Compact. Lightweight. Beginner-Friendly.
The BSA Little Polaris is an in-house product from BSA Bows by Bogensport Austria. Specially designed by our team for young archers, this bow combines child-friendly handling, reliable materials, and a well-thought-out construction to provide an ideal introduction to archery.
As a lightweight and compact take-down recurve bow, the Little Polaris is particularly suitable for children aged approximately 5 to 8 years. With a bow length of 48 inches and low draw weights ranging from 10 to 14 lbs, it provides excellent conditions for an age-appropriate and enjoyable introduction to archery.
The riser is made from durable Actionwood, offering a comfortable feel and a child-friendly grip design. The limbs feature a sturdy wood core reinforced with black fiberglass, ensuring a reliable and durable construction.
Thanks to its practical take-down system, the limbs can be easily attached and removed. This allows for space-saving transportation and storage, making the bow especially convenient for regular training sessions or use on the go.
With its low weight, compact design, and manageable draw weights, the BSA Little Polaris allows young beginners to develop their archery skills step by step. It is an excellent choice for recreational archery, schools, archery clubs, and supervised beginner training sessions.
With the BSA Little Polaris, Bogensport Austria offers a specially developed children's bow that combines child-friendly handling, reliable quality, and uncomplicated shooting fun.
Technical Specifications
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Bow Type: Take-Down Recurve Bow
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Bow Length: 48″
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Draw Weight: 10–14 lbs
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Brace Height: 6 ¼″
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Riser: Actionwood
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Grip: Pistol Grip
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Limbs: Wood Core with Black Fiberglass
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Tips: Wood
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System: Take-Down with Removable Limbs
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Handedness: Right- and Left-Handed
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Mounting Options: Threaded Inserts for Stabilizer, Sight & Bow Quiver
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Recommended Bowstring: Dacron
Scope of Delivery
BSA Little Polaris Recurve Bow, Dacron Bowstring, Arrow Rest, Nocking Point
"Ready to shoot – unpack, string the bow, check the brace height, and start shooting!"
Note: The appropriate draw weight should be selected according to the child's physical development and strength. Children of this age should always practice archery under adult supervision.
