The two bows are known as the "Pilgrim" and the "Squirt" and they're designed for kids 5 to 7 years old and 8 to 10 years old. The Pilgrim is the larger of the two and can even get some impressive accuracy in the hands of an adult.
I saw the Squirt in action for the first time at the Toronto Public Archery Range (E. T. Seton Park) and was immediately impressed by the small kids bow. It is $120, but well worth it.
The Pilgrim costs more, $199, but definitely a quality bow if you want to introduce your kids to archery and don't want them using a shoddy $30 bow from Canadian Tire.
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