Nice Video! The really cool thing about this bow is that it's also available in a 95 pound version. It's hard to find high quality bows with a heavy draw weight. I actually wish Daylite would make higher draw weights than 95 too, but it seems they only go up to 95 pounds.
Shorter brace height on the Korean bows makes string slap more likely. Common advice for avoiding string slap will work, it is just harder to avoid with shorter brace heights.
The thick foam handle is not more expensive, just not as popular. So the cheaper bows that is for mass market will tend to have handles closer to what other archers are used to...
To avoid hitting your forearm you might want to check the fistmelle of the bow and put it to 6'', which is the typical maximum for this kind of bows. Another thing that might help is using an oblique grip so you get a side khatra when releasing (it's has worked for me so far).
Korean bows have lower brace height so the string is more likely to hit your arm. Korean style is you grip the bow with the string 30-45 degrees away from your arm. Pulling the string straight back creates the needed torque so the arrow clears the bow on release and no string slap on the arm. Other khatra styles also work...
I ordered it too but in Bulgaria i pay another 50+ euros for customs and because our system is trash i still wait the delivery by the plan the bow must be delivered to me on november 13 but i am in Bulgaria.... are your customs in NL wanted from you to pay for it above it's price ?
If you're experiencing string slap still, your brace height may be too low. If your brace height is correct, are you rotating your elbow away from the bow? That would help with alignment
Hi! thank you for your response (and email). I use Bearpaw Penthalon (carbon) arrows in this video. The blunt is a screw on blunt from bearpaw. So these are switchable with sharp tips as well. I recommend 32" due to draw length
Could you please advise. I am having a issue with my Daylite Tartar Bow's limb vibration. What would be the best method to reduce the horrific limb vibration I am experiencing on my Tartar Bow? The limb vibration is so bad my left shoulder and upper arm is in agony after shooting for only 30 minutes or so. I love the bow but the vibration is becoming unbearable. I have also written the company but since you have much greater experience with this than probably their sales staff, please tell me what I might could do to reduce the limb vibration. Thanks. John
@@John-jk4ev i think it sounds more like a faulty production, but i am no expert at daylite bows, only koreanbows. For me strings and handle wrapping makes a difference so you can try a different string of wrap the handle with different material. Also ofcourse check if the brace height is correct. Regards
Best review I have seen in a while. Thanks for posting.
Nice Video! The really cool thing about this bow is that it's also available in a 95 pound version. It's hard to find high quality bows with a heavy draw weight. I actually wish Daylite would make higher draw weights than 95 too, but it seems they only go up to 95 pounds.
Shorter brace height on the Korean bows makes string slap more likely. Common advice for avoiding string slap will work, it is just harder to avoid with shorter brace heights.
The thick foam handle is not more expensive, just not as popular. So the cheaper bows that is for mass market will tend to have handles closer to what other archers are used to...
I ordered one of these and I'm so excited but it's been stuck in customs for almost two weeks now.
To avoid hitting your forearm you might want to check the fistmelle of the bow and put it to 6'', which is the typical maximum for this kind of bows. Another thing that might help is using an oblique grip so you get a side khatra when releasing (it's has worked for me so far).
Korean bows have lower brace height so the string is more likely to hit your arm. Korean style is you grip the bow with the string 30-45 degrees away from your arm. Pulling the string straight back creates the needed torque so the arrow clears the bow on release and no string slap on the arm. Other khatra styles also work...
Mine is 40#. I do not get wrist slap with any of my Asian bows. I do love this bow, except for the arrow pass which I had to replace.
Thanks for the video!
I ordered it too but in Bulgaria i pay another 50+ euros for customs and because our system is trash i still wait the delivery by the plan the bow must be delivered to me on november 13 but i am in Bulgaria.... are your customs in NL wanted from you to pay for it above it's price ?
If you're experiencing string slap still, your brace height may be too low. If your brace height is correct, are you rotating your elbow away from the bow? That would help with alignment
Thank you for the comment!
Tightening the string really helps.
Nice review!
Monarq vs kaya black cat…any recommendations?
You can get 60lb in all the sizes. There is also a heavy weight version up to 100 lbs for twenty dollars more...
Hello there, nice review! What kind of arrows are they with the blunt tips? Any links? Thank you
Hi! thank you for your response (and email). I use Bearpaw Penthalon (carbon) arrows in this video. The blunt is a screw on blunt from bearpaw. So these are switchable with sharp tips as well.
I recommend 32" due to draw length
@@dojodendrijver9977 Thank you kindly.
What length of the bow do you use?
Could you please advise. I am having a issue with my Daylite Tartar Bow's limb vibration. What would be the best method to reduce the horrific limb vibration I am experiencing on my Tartar Bow? The limb vibration is so bad my left shoulder and upper arm is in agony after shooting for only 30 minutes or so. I love the bow but the vibration is becoming unbearable. I have also written the company but since you have much greater experience with this than probably their sales staff, please tell me what I might could do to reduce the limb vibration.
Thanks. John
@@John-jk4ev i think it sounds more like a faulty production, but i am no expert at daylite bows, only koreanbows. For me strings and handle wrapping makes a difference so you can try a different string of wrap the handle with different material. Also ofcourse check if the brace height is correct. Regards
@@dojodendrijver9977 Thanks
Nice review.
Salam dari sabah Malaysia .Tq min saya dah oder Monarq 53" 50 lbs Alhamdulilah info anda sangat2 membantu. Greet jobs min..
You can see the top limb is bent more.
Do you sell this bow?
Yes I do! You can PM me if you want
@@dojodendrijver9977 do you also sell the heavy weight version?
@@Hazza57t I order directly in Korea, so yes