The reconditioned page is where Ravin pricing stops being intimidating. Every bow listed there has been through testing and inspection by Ravin’s own technicians before earning the certified label, and the company’s stated promise is that these bows offer the same reliability and performance as new models, just at a more affordable price. For a brand whose cheapest new model still clears four figures, that sentence does a lot of work.
The current lineup shows seven bows, all flagged while supplies last. The headline value is the R500, the 500 fps flagship, at $1,499.99 against a $3,099.99 regular price, which is slightly more than half off the fastest bow the company builds. The R500 Sniper follows at $1,799.99, regular $3,499.99, and the R500 Sniper XK7 at $2,219.99, regular $3,699.99, which brings the illuminated-scope Sniper packages under the price of a standard new R500.
Further down the list, the compact vertical-limb R18 appears at $799.99 against $1,749.99, the single deepest discount in the catalog when it is in stock, and it is also the item that sells out fastest. The R10 family rounds it out: the R10 Predator Camo and R10 Black at $1,099.99 each, regular $1,349.99, and the R10 XK7 at $1,199.99, regular $1,549.99.
Two honest notes for the buyer. Quantities are genuinely limited, and the page itself says so, with several listings moving in and out of notify-me status. And because each bow is inspected rather than merely returned to a shelf, the certified program is the manufacturer’s own warranty path, not a third-party refurbishment, which is the distinction that matters when something goes wrong two seasons from now.
For hunters entering the Ravin ecosystem, or adding a second bow, this page is the highest-value bookmark in the catalog. The current stock and prices live on the official reconditioned listing.
- Brand: Ravin
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