Parker Sidekick XP Compound Bow
The Parker Sidekick compound bow caters to the entry level and small framed archer market. It is a bow that provides high performance on a long riser base that allows for greater precision without losing power. The XP Limb Technology has been included into the bow to reduce the chances for recoil and hand shock vibration also reducing the noise from the bow.
The riser is made from CNC machined aluminum and has been created with large vents to reduce the weight. When it comes to producing quality products Parker is one of the leaders in the industry and this is evident in the design configuration that provides a generous 10” of draw-length adjustment.
All efforts have been made to cater for the younger female archers with the inclusion of a version made with pink camo. This is a nod to the fact that almost half of the graduates of the National Archery in Schools Program are female.
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 Parker SideKick XP Compound Bow Package Outfitter RH 18 28 30 to 39 LB  US $249.99
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 Parker Sidekick Extreme Compound Bow Complete Package 40 to 60 Pounds US $379.95
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 Parker Sidekick Extreme Pink Camo Compound Bow 40 US $299.95
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 Parker Sidekick Extreme Pink Camo Compound Bow 60 US $299.95
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 Parker Sidekick Extreme Compound Bow 20 to 40 Pounds US $299.95
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 Parker Sidekick Extreme Compound Bow Oufitters Package US $349.95
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Bow Features:
Dual Cams
Xtreme Parallel Limbs
Parker Sidekick XP Specs
Draw Weights : 20-50 lbs
Draw Lengths : 18-28"
Axle to Axle : 31”
Brace Height : 7-1/4"
Mass Weight : 3.2lbs
Effective Let Off : 80%
IBO Speed : n/a
What they’re saying on the forums about the Parker Sidekick XP
I'm old enough to have problems with my muscles wasting away, but rather than quit archery I purchased a Parker Sidekick so I could stay in archery. I love the bow and it is performing very well for someone who has the muscles of his grandkids.
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I am new to bowhunting so my husband didn’t want to spend a fortune on a bow I may not use, but he wanted one that was good enough in case I did get into it. He bought me the Parker SideKick XP and so far I have loved it. I got my first deer ever opening weekend this year using it. I really can't give you a lot of details about the bow, all I know is it works great for me. I believe I have it set at 28" / 45 lbs. It’s very lightweight, and the quiver is easy to mount/remove.