Nice review, Armin, as always. There is one other thing that the fibreglass Yarha could claim as a strength: Fibreglass bows as a rule and in my experience, tend to be more tolerant of neglect and abuse. I own a fibreglass Scythian design bow, and it has outlasted so many of my wood laminated bows over the years. It does not look as appealing, but it works. On an unrelated matter, you have a very well fed rabbit. I usually do some archery practice very early in the morning before work at a forest near my office, and I saw two feral rabbits running around in the bush. They are not as well fed as yours, but they were rabbits nonetheless. It seems coincidental that I would see a rabbit in your video today.
Picked up a Yarha, based on your earlier reviews, and have really enjoyed it. Really just can't go wrong for the price, the long draw is so much fun. Thanks for bringing attention to all these great options.
alibow also has the Dunhuang long that does 35"- compared to my manchu it is my "fast bow" and may be my favorite bow even over more expensive options. Certainly the one that gets the most use! not a sales pitch but i know its hard to find bows that fit us longer limbed types so just in case you had not noticed the Dunhuang as an option.
I was already wondering the extra seconds🐇 cute Bunny. Hi Mr. Armin I liked the Yarha more It is clear that when you draw you can take it more smoothly. They are both nice. My daughter is already worried about the bunny. I told her, Armin is not going to allow something bad to happen to the 🐇 . Thanks for the video.😃👍
I'm so in love with Manchu bows😍 I ordered one from Fairbow, Magén already started to build it. It will have 40-45# @ 36" (I will draw roughly 34-35") Now I build arrows for the bow, got 36" carbon shafts, that are 490grn raw. I'm really excited about the bow, can't wait to hold it in my Hands ❤️
Where i live it gets 110 F in the summer, there are times when i shoot when the wax smears off if you touch the string. Never had a problem with delamination. You just NEVER keep your bow in your car. Treat it like a dog or a baby : )
It's great to see a comparison between a laminated and fiberglass bow of the same style. I'd love to see more of that. Specifically how Alibow's fiberglass Mongolian bows compare to the Keshig. Is the difference enough to justify being three times the price? Is it worth upgrading from one to the other?
this reminds me that alibow has a kids fibreglass bow- its really quite nice for the price. if you grab that Yarha and have kids, consider picking up some matching for the family! (I am not paid by alibow.. just a satisfied customer)
I was reading that AF Archery’s new Gen 2 Zhu Ran has new wider limbs that are 42mm and has a 16mm riser and is 151cm total in length and has a draw of 37”. That could be an interesting bow. Hopefully AF sends you one🤞👍😃
Hi Armin, thank you for the nice review, I am gonna order a Yarha at Alibow. Which arrows did you use in this video? Kind regards from the Belgian Ardennes en stay healty! Yves.
Grüß Gott. Just curious if you ever got crono readings on the Yarah for comparison; you weren’t doing the speed test yet when the bow was initially reviewed. Cheers
That would be great. I have a similar problem. Most of my arrows hit the Yarha’s arrow pass when I loose. It‘s not a lot and not really annoying, but I have the feeling that there is room for improvement =)
@@sunXsun40 not done yet... as I ant to do more tests with other bows. what I can tell is that mostly it is because of not stiff enough arrows. but more to come
Sir, I've watced your videos and now I have a big interest in learning archery. So, I want to ask you a question. Which type of Bow, or Wich Region type fits you most? Korean bow? Turkish bow? Mongolian bow? Horn bow? Bamboo?
Hey Armin, cold you do a review on the Ming bow by AF Archery? Design looks similar to their Tatar bow, would be nice to see how it compares, they are both beautiful bows!
Hey Armin, I recently started getting into traditional Ottoman archery. I'm relatively new to the thumb draw so I've come across an issue. Any time I shoot, the arrow scrapes the skin off my bow-hand thumb. I've tried many grips but it made no difference. Also I do not want to use one of those leather things to protect your hand. Can you give some tips to avoid this? Thankyou
Hi Armin. I wanted to ask if you would recommend a manchu bow over a tatar bow. I liked the AF Takedown Tatar bow review you did and I also like the look of it. I'm somewhat new to archery. What would be your personal preference?
The siyahs on the Yahra seem much beefier than the Qing, albeit not as aesthetically pleasing. Function over form I reckon. I think a speed comparison would have been interesting. As always, kia mihi.
Wonder if I can leave the solid fiberglass bow strung up for days without it losing poundage or the bow taking shape even when unstrung the bow remain curved backward.
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Nice review, Armin, as always. There is one other thing that the fibreglass Yarha could claim as a strength: Fibreglass bows as a rule and in my experience, tend to be more tolerant of neglect and abuse. I own a fibreglass Scythian design bow, and it has outlasted so many of my wood laminated bows over the years. It does not look as appealing, but it works. On an unrelated matter, you have a very well fed rabbit. I usually do some archery practice very early in the morning before work at a forest near my office, and I saw two feral rabbits running around in the bush. They are not as well fed as yours, but they were rabbits nonetheless. It seems coincidental that I would see a rabbit in your video today.
Picked up a Yarha, based on your earlier reviews, and have really enjoyed it. Really just can't go wrong for the price, the long draw is so much fun. Thanks for bringing attention to all these great options.
The Yarha is an awesome bow. It draws easily and smoothly to 36", perfect for my long arms. ;)
hehe btw thanks for letting me have the bow for the comparison Andy :)
alibow also has the Dunhuang long that does 35"- compared to my manchu it is my "fast bow" and may be my favorite bow even over more expensive options. Certainly the one that gets the most use! not a sales pitch but i know its hard to find bows that fit us longer limbed types so just in case you had not noticed the Dunhuang as an option.
Did I hear you say there's a long draw version of the Yarha coming? 38 inches sounds perfect for me! Can't wait for the review 😃
yes, already on the way to me :)
I was already wondering the extra seconds🐇 cute Bunny. Hi Mr. Armin I liked the Yarha more It is clear that when you draw you can take it more smoothly. They are both nice. My daughter is already worried about the bunny. I told her, Armin is not going to allow something bad to happen to the 🐇 . Thanks for the video.😃👍
I'm so in love with Manchu bows😍
I ordered one from Fairbow, Magén already started to build it. It will have 40-45# @ 36" (I will draw roughly 34-35")
Now I build arrows for the bow, got 36" carbon shafts, that are 490grn raw.
I'm really excited about the bow, can't wait to hold it in my Hands ❤️
I miss your videos Armin. I hope you are busy with good things and nothing bad happened. Cheers and hope to hear from you soon.
I need that Yarha
Yup,me too.
AF is pretty.Shipping is high.
Where i live it gets 110 F in the summer, there are times when i shoot when the wax smears off if you touch the string. Never had a problem with delamination. You just NEVER keep your bow in your car. Treat it like a dog or a baby : )
It's great to see a comparison between a laminated and fiberglass bow of the same style. I'd love to see more of that. Specifically how Alibow's fiberglass Mongolian bows compare to the Keshig. Is the difference enough to justify being three times the price? Is it worth upgrading from one to the other?
I consider doing a comparison, once I get my hands on the Mongolian fiberglass again
I got a 20# Yuan from Alibow yesterday and practiced thumb draw for the first time. I think once I'm comfortable with it I'll get a 35-40# Kheshig.
Great comparison, Armin, Look forward to your reviews. What cute little bunny,
this reminds me that alibow has a kids fibreglass bow- its really quite nice for the price. if you grab that Yarha and have kids, consider picking up some matching for the family! (I am not paid by alibow.. just a satisfied customer)
I was reading that AF Archery’s new Gen 2 Zhu Ran has new wider limbs that are 42mm and has a 16mm riser and is 151cm total in length and has a draw of 37”. That could be an interesting bow. Hopefully AF sends you one🤞👍😃
I am in love with the manchu design. But my manchu draw length is only 32". Do you recommend I get one of these to start with manchu style archery?
still a good option and maybe one day you lean into it a bit more and bring your back elbow more down and you draw longer
Nice bonus feature at the end :D :D
I would agree with ya I like the look of the other one but the winner is the yarha. 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸
Both nice. Great comparison
Hi Armin, thank you for the nice review, I am gonna order a Yarha at Alibow. Which arrows did you use in this video? Kind regards from the Belgian Ardennes en stay healty! Yves.
Grüß Gott. Just curious if you ever got crono readings on the Yarah for comparison; you weren’t doing the speed test yet when the bow was initially reviewed. Cheers
we can do that
When I tested it I made 150fps with 650grain (over 16gpp) bamboo arrows.
Oh yes, I’d love to see the crono readings too.
Excuse me Armin, i want to ask something. Is offset fletching for horsebow bad?
what do you mean with offset?
@@ArminHirmer like helical
@@chandraagustina2431 no difference, stabilising a bit earlier and a bit slower overall
Nice Camparison. I think the Qing is more beautiful looking :P
Any good tip how to shoot with the Yarha? My arrow oscillate alot when i shoot :(
video is in the making
@@ArminHirmer Nice, looking forward see the video :)
That would be great. I have a similar problem. Most of my arrows hit the Yarha’s arrow pass when I loose. It‘s not a lot and not really annoying, but I have the feeling that there is room for improvement =)
@@ArminHirmer hey Armin, any news on the video? I'm having the same issue and can't figure out what's going on .. :)
@@sunXsun40 not done yet... as I ant to do more tests with other bows. what I can tell is that mostly it is because of not stiff enough arrows. but more to come
Sir, I've watced your videos and now I have a big interest in learning archery. So, I want to ask you a question.
Which type of Bow, or Wich Region type fits you most? Korean bow? Turkish bow? Mongolian bow? Horn bow? Bamboo?
Hey Armin, cold you do a review on the Ming bow by AF Archery? Design looks similar to their Tatar bow, would be nice to see how it compares, they are both beautiful bows!
I hope that I get my hands on it
Hey Armin, I recently started getting into traditional Ottoman archery. I'm relatively new to the thumb draw so I've come across an issue. Any time I shoot, the arrow scrapes the skin off my bow-hand thumb. I've tried many grips but it made no difference. Also I do not want to use one of those leather things to protect your hand. Can you give some tips to avoid this? Thankyou
Nock the arrow a thumbs width higher than you've been nocking it.
@@patrickcamp9703 thank you so much I will try this later today
hello I have a question. If you would choose one bow what brand and style bow would you choose. which bow did you like most so far ?
Hi Armin. I wanted to ask if you would recommend a manchu bow over a tatar bow. I liked the AF Takedown Tatar bow review you did and I also like the look of it. I'm somewhat new to archery. What would be your personal preference?
two very different bow designs. Tatar is more versatile, Manchu is only if you like long draw
Got the Yarha, love it.
Can i shoot this bows with 3 fingers ?
The siyahs on the Yahra seem much beefier than the Qing, albeit not as aesthetically pleasing. Function over form I reckon. I think a speed comparison would have been interesting. As always, kia mihi.
In a rare case of fiberglass being a tad better than laminated, I would definitely go for the durability of fiberglass.
Wonder if I can leave the solid fiberglass bow strung up for days without it losing poundage or the bow taking shape even when unstrung the bow remain curved backward.
few days is not a big deal, still I would always unstring my bow
Do alibow still offer free shipping ??
Not for the Yarha.
Shipping on laminated bows was free but on the fiberglass you have to pay.
The Qing material looks like same as in the AF tartar, am I right?
yes
Wonders if Bunny is wild or an escaped pet. 🙂
our bunny
Cool!
You should do asmr. Got a nice voice for it. Lol
What is that?
What do you recommend as a beginner Turkish style bow
the janissary from Alibow is good for that (you can use voucher code Armin10 and get 10% off)
Sei Italiano?
tedesco
Armin Hirmer ahhhh ok ok 👍