Most off the shelf bows use a 28 inch draw length, as this is the most common length for the majority of adult men. Nearly all of these bows are "tillered" so that if you have a longer draw length they will still be safe to pull further than the stated 28 inches. The tip to tip length of a bow has nothing to do with the length of Arrow you can shoot from it, it is purely a matter of "Tillering" the bow to shoot a longer Arrow. This is why those little Korean and Asian bows can draw Arrows of 30 inches and more, and are drawn back past the Ear. Check out the bows from this site and you will see what I mean. Some smaller bows have longer draw lengths than longer ones.
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