Diamond Compound Bows offer speed, strength, and adjustability designed to perform in the bush.
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Taking archery to the Edge again, Diamond’s Edge Max is a highly adjustable, buttery-smooth, budget-friendly bow, perfect for new and experienced s...
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KEY FEATURES: Designed for every age, experience level, or intended use. Fast arrow flight of 320 feet per second to conquer any challenge. ...
View full detailsDiamond Archery bows are designed and engineered by Bowtech in the United States, with manufacturing primarily based in Asia to ensure high-quality craftsmanship and affordability. Despite overseas production, Bowtech maintains strict quality control standards to deliver durable and reliable bows trusted by hunters worldwide.
If the bow is in stock it will typically be dispatched from our Melbourne/Sydney warehouse within 24-48 hours. Estimated delivery times can be calculated using the auspost calculate postage app https://auspost.com.au/parcels-mail/calculate-postage-delivery-times/#/
Typically backorder and custom order lead times are 6-8 weeks. However, please keep in mind delays outside of our control may have an impact on overall lead times (such as unexpected manufacturing and shipping delays etc.)
All Diamond Bows come with a non-transferable lifetime warranty. Click here to learn more https://diamondarchery.com/support/
To prevent corrosion on your bow—especially on metal or magnesium parts—always keep it dry, clean it after each use to remove dirt and moisture, and store it in a dry, climate-controlled environment. After cleaning and drying, apply a light coat of oil to exposed metal surfaces like bolts and cam hardware to protect against rust. Regularly inspect your bow for any signs of corrosion and address them promptly to ensure long-lasting performance.
We recommend replacing your strings and cables every 1–2 years. If you notice signs of excessive wear, such as fraying or serving separation, it’s best to replace them sooner. Always inspect your strings and cables for wear before shooting to ensure safe and optimal performance.
