Laura
I asked to cancel order immediately
I asked to cancel order immediately. No response from team now I need to return

Based out of North Carolina, Two Bros Bows was founded by kids, for kids, to deliver safe yet high quality toy bow and arrow sets with style. With a little encouragement from mom, brothers Duncan and Hayden of Davidson, NC began Two Bros Bows as a way to make some extra money for themselves.
Two Bros Bows (twobrosbows.com) has 688 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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Laura
I asked to cancel order immediately. No response from team now I need to return
Phil B.
ordered an extra arrow for my sons new Two bros Bows set and upon opening the box---found the extra error to be broken
Sally
You have not delivered ANY of my order yet, ten days later.
Kevin K.
Bow snapped in half 10 minutes out of the box.
David S.
Bought this for my granddaughter, 8 years old. On her 5th try the bow broke in half.
Tom H.
Two Bros, We bought the bow for our grandson’s 6th birthday party. The 2nd time he used it the bow broke in half. Please advise when the bow can be replaced. Thx Tom and Jean
Christian B.
The quality of this bow is not at all worth the $60 I paid for it. It looks like a piece of PVC pipe with a nylon string. I would expect to find something like this in Walmart or Big Lots for $10, or possibly a dollar store. They offered to take it back but I have to pay for the shipping cost, which is $30. Not even worth it. For the $30 to ship it back, I can just go buy my niece something better than this bow. It would be fair to guess that these bows are made somewhere like China or Bangladesh, and marketed made in the USA. Save your money and don’t buy one of these bows.
James E.
Arrow broke (snapped in half) the first day of use.