R.E.R. Arroyo

[S.C. Hunter]

Thoughts on this bow please. I am looking at one and will probably end up with the bow. Just want some feedback from users current and old. Thanks

[Ringneck]

Wish I wouldn't have sold mine  

[Sean B]

I shot Shawn Leonards and was totally impressed.  so much so, that I ordered one a few days ago.  The draw was smooth through out, it felt good in hand, and I shot it very accurately.  it was a 54" bow and I have a 29" draw, no finger pinch.  Shawns was actually the first Arroyo that Kevin made.  I'm sure that he will chime in as soon as he sees this post.

[S.C. Hunter]

Thanks keep it coming.

[Shawn Leonard]

Yup, great bows, all of Kevins bows are nice but the Arroyo is very smooth, quick and quiet. I have the 54"er and love the way it shoots. Workmanship is second to none as well. You will not be disappointed!! Shawn

[Over&Under]

Hard to find a quieter recurve.

[SveinD]

I think you'll find only good comments here..
I've never read anything bad on Arroyos!

[Running Buck]

I own two arroyos. All things being equal, you won't find a better recurve even if you spend twice the money. Flawless workmenship in a high speed tack driver. It surprises me that you don't hear more about these bows.

[Wampus]

Still loving my 62" after about 4.5 years.  It's just a fun and easy bow to shoot well.  It has a little twang bare with ff string, but it's really quiet with limbsavers and string leaches.  I have a couple of take-downs for travelling, but the Arroyo is my main bow for shooting and hunting locally.

[John Stockman]

I have a 58" Arroyo.  It is one of my favorites.  The workmanship is superb.  The bow is quiet and shoots where I look.

John Stockman

[Keefer]

I have Kevin's 4th Arroyo that I got in a trade and I can tell ya it is a smooth bow to draw ....Mine is all Bocote and I only wished I waited to find a lighter weight one to trade for...Don't get me wrong cause it draws smooth for 52# but I have a reattached hand that was severed in a logsplitter and I wished mine was a mid 40's in weight just cause I can handle that much better and I jumped the gun and got the first one offered to me in a trade...I can tell you this the arroyo is really quiet,no finger pinch and has a really nice grip ...RER is one of the finest bows I've ever shot...You won't go wrong buying one ....God Bless, Keefer's <><

[Zmonster]

The first custom I ever owned thanks to Shawn Leonard. He squared me away when I was just getting started, and pointed me in the right direction. I owned 3 Arroyos after selling my compound, and just like everything else, I started experimenting and ended up selling them off to fund other bows in search of the "One". Still haven't found it, but man I sure do miss those Arroyos. If I could get my hands on the first one I had, I would be ecstatic. 60" Tiger wood with a Zebra flare. #55 @ 28". You still out there?????????

Out of all the bows I've owned up to this point, I have to say the Arroyo is the best recurve I've owned, and I've had a lot that cost twice as much.

[jesse cales]

wish to heck i still had mine.let her go in a weak moment.

[tecum-tha]

Draw characteristics are superb and it shoots real nice. I never liked the grip on the bow, which is very deep into the riser. The all  bocote LH was beautiful. I sold it with a profit... That is hard to do with any used traditional bow..

[6feathers]

DI have a 62" Arroyo 53#.  I would not trade this bow for the world, easy bow to shoot, smooth to draw and quite fast.