@6:30 Awesome watching the string vibrations after the arrow has left. The camera's frame rate has caused the vibration wave in the string to almost stand still. Looks like it's gone totally loose. Really funky effect.
Thanks for the review. I have gotten the bow for a week now and find it very nice. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your content, a lot of knowledge as I shoot 3 types of bows. Best regards from Germany. Keep it up !!!
Seeing this bow in my recommend videos a lot the last couple days, Sanlida must be sending them out like hot cakes. lol It does look like a solid beginner longbow that a beginner can still shoot with when they become experienced. Some beginner bows, especially the budget friendly ones, you eventually grow out of. This kinda reminds of the samick in the sense that it would be a bow that usable at all experience levels. Nice review as always.
Is it fair to say that this bow is to longbows, what the Sammick Sage is to target, Mandarin Duck is to hunting, or the Nika ET-4 is to asiatic bows? That is to say, it's a very cheap good starting point for that style of archery?
I'm pretty cheesed that it doesn't come as a left handed variant right now. I'm currently in the market for literally everything in this kit except for the wrist guard. Cheaper arrows I want so my non-archer friends can try out archery without using my good arrows, a 65" string, decent quality glove for when I want to shoot without a tab, and I've been wanting a traditional looking one-piece longbows for ages and this one even comes with a nice case. For the price this has literally everything that I want at a quality I would consider more than acceptable - but I shoot with my left hand. It's so close, but so far from being perfect.
I don't know man, the shelf is way too high, should be just above the index finger. Seems like someone only knows shooting with arrow rest design this. Not ideal for instinctive archers and wing shooters.
A lot of opinions with not enough facts. Once you have enough experience one page of information is worth the 15 minutes in your video. What is the velocity with various arrow weights? Can you compare it to other bows, preferably by having both shot at the same time?
I do wonder how they managed to pull that off. The Pioneer goes for 300 where I am before shipping and comes with just the bow and string. This entire kit has that and everything else it comes with for half the price. That's a large difference in price for such an expanded offering.@@NUSensei
@@easterneagle5 My presumption is that Sanlida gets it direct from factory to consumer. With no middle-man, little in the way of arranging distribution partnerships and no marketing to speak of, they're reliant on spamming online searches and sending samples out to influencers.
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@6:30 Awesome watching the string vibrations after the arrow has left. The camera's frame rate has caused the vibration wave in the string to almost stand still. Looks like it's gone totally loose. Really funky effect.
Thanks for the review. I have gotten the bow for a week now and find it very nice. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your content, a lot of knowledge as I shoot 3 types of bows. Best regards from Germany. Keep it up !!!
I bought mine after both yours and Armin Hirmer’s reviews and I really enjoy my new 40lb longbow
Nice review I love how you said "its the longbow we have at home" the memes make themselves! 🤣
6:15 awesome string frequency on video :D
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Congratz on the soon 200K! :D
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Every youtuber gets those bows for free now? :P
Thank you for the review.
Good rundown, thanks
Great review. Thanks
@NuSensei -Out of curiosity, have you shot the Bear Montana? If you have, how would you compare this bow to that one?
Great shooting teacher
Thank you for your information
Seeing this bow in my recommend videos a lot the last couple days, Sanlida must be sending them out like hot cakes. lol
It does look like a solid beginner longbow that a beginner can still shoot with when they become experienced. Some beginner bows, especially the budget friendly ones, you eventually grow out of. This kinda reminds of the samick in the sense that it would be a bow that usable at all experience levels.
Nice review as always.
What spine arrows do you recommend for the 35 pound draw bow for one drawing 30 inch, using 31 inch arrows?
love your vids man , where can I purchase one?😀👍
Very cool 😎👍
Any idea whether anyone is retailing this in Australia yet, or is the only way to get it by ordering directly from Sanlida?
Still waiting for your Miracle X10 review sensei! A friend of mine is planning to sell his Miracle X10 for half the original price :D
Where can i get one in Australia?
Is it fair to say that this bow is to longbows, what the Sammick Sage is to target, Mandarin Duck is to hunting, or the Nika ET-4 is to asiatic bows? That is to say, it's a very cheap good starting point for that style of archery?
I believe that is the goal. It's meant to directly take that entry level bow market spot.
You should try a great plains recurve i absoluttely love em
I like some of my bows too.
I do not feel the need to ask other people to try them.
Is it cut to center
I'm really surprised just how quiet the bow is.
I'm pretty cheesed that it doesn't come as a left handed variant right now. I'm currently in the market for literally everything in this kit except for the wrist guard. Cheaper arrows I want so my non-archer friends can try out archery without using my good arrows, a 65" string, decent quality glove for when I want to shoot without a tab, and I've been wanting a traditional looking one-piece longbows for ages and this one even comes with a nice case. For the price this has literally everything that I want at a quality I would consider more than acceptable - but I shoot with my left hand. It's so close, but so far from being perfect.
wondering if traditional bows had shelving...
Amazing have the English have made their mark, all over the world
Interesting that Armin Hirmer reviewed that bow set too just a couple of days ago
The profile looks a bit like the Ragim Wolf.
The arrow rest
Did you see the people at the target in front of him? HE SHOULD HAVE NEVER SHOT AN ARROW UNTIL THEY CROSSED THE SHOOTING LINE!!
I don't know man, the shelf is way too high, should be just above the index finger. Seems like someone only knows shooting with arrow rest design this. Not ideal for instinctive archers and wing shooters.
A lot of opinions with not enough facts.
Once you have enough experience one page of information is worth the 15 minutes in your video.
What is the velocity with various arrow weights?
Can you compare it to other bows, preferably by having both shot at the same time?
Am I crazy or is this an SAS pioneer?
Likely the same bow from the same factory.
I do wonder how they managed to pull that off. The Pioneer goes for 300 where I am before shipping and comes with just the bow and string. This entire kit has that and everything else it comes with for half the price. That's a large difference in price for such an expanded offering.@@NUSensei
@@easterneagle5 My presumption is that Sanlida gets it direct from factory to consumer. With no middle-man, little in the way of arranging distribution partnerships and no marketing to speak of, they're reliant on spamming online searches and sending samples out to influencers.