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 Because the string pressures at full draw are lessened owing to let-off, a strong compound bow is simpler to aim than a powerful recurve. It is also smaller, more flexible, and offers a wider range of model options and market availability. The recurve bow is less expensive, easier to maintain, and more fashionable. It is also the bow that most beginners are taught to use. It is also the only bow now permitted in Olympic competition. There are numerous sub-categories, but they are typically divided into two categories: compound and traditional bows. Compound bows and their technology are as popular as ever today, but traditional bows have seen a resurgence of interest in recent years. Here's a rundown of the fundamental distinctions and similarities between compound and recurve bows (including longbows), as well as how they function, their benefits and drawbacks, and how to use them. Compound Bow To begin, we must understand how these two types of bows are classified, as well as th...