Thank you for the review! I just got the 35 lbs version of this and needed help stringing it :D (last time I strung a bow was in 2017) But the review itself was very informational too! Can't wait to finish work and go out shooting
Well i needed a review for this bow and you did it just day before i get the bow , thank you very much for great review and for your videos, i always get some info and can chillout a bit when watching. Big thanks from slovakia.
Nice review. I have owned this bow in 35 punds for a couple of months. I find it really accurate and nice to shoot. I think the Nick part of the string is a little thick. Mine kept a few nocks until i glued them on better. Great place to start.
These cheap bows are essential for archery. Something cheap but functional so people can try archery without having to invest too much. On of my first bows was a really cheap Junxing twinbow 25lb, had a ton of fun with it and now own 6 bows of various kinds, but I only knew I wanted other more expensive bows by trying the super cheap option first. I'm glad some makers are catering to the low end of th market so nicely, if I had to start archery by dropping £300 on a bow I wouldn't be sure I'd like, I don't think I would have gotten started. The £60 I paid for my Junxing bow was cheap enough I didn't mind the risk.
TJJ Agreed. I wouldn’t even use the word cheap though, they’re really just inexpensive. I have a couple Junxing bows too from Alibaba and they’re very nice quality. After I had my Bear stolen I couldn’t really afford anything expensive as I’m a full time university student. They helped me to get back into archery.
@@gigilaco I have the Junxing twin bow, Phantom and Black Hunter. I've not found a bow I like better than the Black Hunter, even bows that cost 4x as much. £70 and I've not had more fun with a bow.
The vintage market (not sure how large it is for horsebows) is another great option. You can get good condition bows from older times for really cheap, and they perform very well.
Hi Mr. Armin you made me laugh ,when you said Khatra didn't work. and you execute it with great precision and it gives you a great result😅 Only those who believe we are fools think it doesn't work. Thanks for this Nice Review. For the Bows, Excellent Bows to practice and make archer happy✌😀
Hi,i took this one coz of Your review,beginner,am very satisfied,also guys that shoot at field where i practice are kinda amazed that i shoot with that simple bow at some distances after only 2 months practice,watch your videos to see what i am doing wrong and kinda feel it help,still a long way to go,thank You Mr. Armin I know its not just about distance...put that in a wrong way,but trying to follow your tips....myb one day will visit Malta just coz of You,respect and thanks again
I loved how you were somewhat mocking of those who deny the usefulness of utilizing a correct khatra. I find it essential. My shots feel incomplete without it.
Great videos. Quick question. I practice thumb release with the snake bow. But as i release i alwalys close my eyes or blink instantly. I dont know why. Can you help
I try not to blink but it happens instantly. I really like the thumb release and only for your advice i would never have known where to start. Im new to archery aswell.
I don't have that problem myself but I have seen it in others - not just with archery but also in rifle target shooting. I think it would make a great topic for an Armin 3 min Friday video 😃
I love that deep sound twin bows usually have. With all these affordable bows over the years, which would you recommend for a new, traditional archery club, as a standard bow? Would it still be the snake bow? There are some nice laminated bows that aren't too expensive, but I guess fiberglass would be better for beginners?
@@ArminHirmer No worries, I gave my deductive reasoning a good laugh on that one 😂 Nice to have you back doing reviews. They are a blast. Yours is now my favorite channel on TH-cam.
I have a few questions for you about inexpensive buck trail bows. You reviewed few of them and I noticed you reacted to their novice level and hand shock. How does one address these issues (arrow gpi, string dampening, limb dampening, string material....) and what to expect from them?
Nice Review as always and with a touch of humor to boot. I wonder if you have any experience with the sada horsebow from Oakridge. It's a linated "half entry bow" I suppose here in Portugal it's 149 € at 52". I'm from Brazil and seeking a intermediate horsebow with a limit of 500usd for all stuff (arrows ect) due to customs. I'm looking for a "non total green shooter" bow, ambidextrous, so I can learn thumb release. Unfortunately in Brazil we have Zero option for ambidextrous. Sorry for this long post
Hello there, I have been trying to decide for quite a while now which traditional bow should I use to master the different drawing techniques which I learn on my old 20. lbs hungarian beforehand. Any advice on which bow would be best suited for this? I apologize in advance if you covered this in previous videos and I missed it. Also 1 more thing; could you please consider putting the reviews in a separate list of videos? Furthermore, you are an awesome teacher of some more unorthodox drawing techniques, I learned a lot. Thank you
@@dmitristrelnikov9746 Hi! Brother Archer,my regards and in that budget and draw length you remind me. could suggest AF ARCHERY CRIMEAN TATAR. I have one laminated #35@ 28" max draw 32" I live in a difficult climate and the Bow work great. I've thrown myself up on the floor with that bow and it never gives trouble. Is a nice bow you can practice all nice fancy technics. I have great adventures with that bow. and most importantly you don't make much money spending. Have nice day. Cheers✌😀
Deine Technik ist einfach erste Sahne.
Danke für den Unterricht.
Nice review Armin and I like that you also review the beginner bows on a regular basis!!
Thank you for the review! I just got the 35 lbs version of this and needed help stringing it :D (last time I strung a bow was in 2017) But the review itself was very informational too! Can't wait to finish work and go out shooting
Well i needed a review for this bow and you did it just day before i get the bow , thank you very much for great review and for your videos, i always get some info and can chillout a bit when watching. Big thanks from slovakia.
Should I buy this bow?
Greetings from Serbia.
Great review as always. Bows aren't my style but still interesting to watch. Thank you Armin!
Lovely review of beginner bows. I like the twin bows, I started years ago on a solid fiberglass one, so these bring back memories...
Great video, as usual! I always look forward to your videos.
I just order one, for my self, can't wait to take my first shots..
Armin , you could cut 4.5 inch lengths of 1.75 inch bicycle inner tube as grip covers , I did it to my Oakridge Ash , works great 😊
Nice review. I have owned this bow in 35 punds for a couple of months. I find it really accurate and nice to shoot. I think the Nick part of the string is a little thick. Mine kept a few nocks until i glued them on better. Great place to start.
These cheap bows are essential for archery. Something cheap but functional so people can try archery without having to invest too much.
On of my first bows was a really cheap Junxing twinbow 25lb, had a ton of fun with it and now own 6 bows of various kinds, but I only knew I wanted other more expensive bows by trying the super cheap option first.
I'm glad some makers are catering to the low end of th market so nicely, if I had to start archery by dropping £300 on a bow I wouldn't be sure I'd like, I don't think I would have gotten started.
The £60 I paid for my Junxing bow was cheap enough I didn't mind the risk.
TJJ Agreed. I wouldn’t even use the word cheap though, they’re really just inexpensive. I have a couple Junxing bows too from Alibaba and they’re very nice quality. After I had my Bear stolen I couldn’t really afford anything expensive as I’m a full time university student. They helped me to get back into archery.
@@gigilaco I have the Junxing twin bow, Phantom and Black Hunter.
I've not found a bow I like better than the Black Hunter, even bows that cost 4x as much. £70 and I've not had more fun with a bow.
The vintage market (not sure how large it is for horsebows) is another great option. You can get good condition bows from older times for really cheap, and they perform very well.
Thanks, Armin. Another great review!
Aaaaa, what were those screams at 7:29 shortly after he fires that arrow?
Hi Mr. Armin you made me laugh ,when you said Khatra didn't work. and you execute it with great precision and it gives you a great result😅 Only those who believe we are fools think it doesn't work. Thanks for this Nice Review. For the Bows, Excellent Bows to practice and make archer happy✌😀
what kind of arrows do you use with it?
Hi,i took this one coz of Your review,beginner,am very satisfied,also guys that shoot at field where i practice are kinda amazed that i shoot with that simple bow at some distances after only 2 months practice,watch your videos to see what i am doing wrong and kinda feel it help,still a long way to go,thank You Mr. Armin
I know its not just about distance...put that in a wrong way,but trying to follow your tips....myb one day will visit Malta just coz of You,respect and thanks again
I loved how you were somewhat mocking of those who deny the usefulness of utilizing a correct khatra. I find it essential. My shots feel incomplete without it.
this or the arc rolan snake 60 26lbs ?
Depends. I guess I would stick with snake :)
@@ArminHirmer thank you sir :D
Great videos. Quick question. I practice thumb release with the snake bow. But as i release i alwalys close my eyes or blink instantly. I dont know why. Can you help
Sounds like a topic for a 3 min Friday video :)
I try not to blink but it happens instantly. I really like the thumb release and only for your advice i would never have known where to start. Im new to archery aswell.
I don't have that problem myself but I have seen it in others - not just with archery but also in rifle target shooting. I think it would make a great topic for an Armin 3 min Friday video 😃
I love that deep sound twin bows usually have.
With all these affordable bows over the years, which would you recommend for a new, traditional archery club, as a standard bow? Would it still be the snake bow? There are some nice laminated bows that aren't too expensive, but I guess fiberglass would be better for beginners?
For a club I am picky because of the leather wraps on the handle. So the danke or this one without leather
@@ArminHirmer I googled the Danke bow but couldn't find anything, then my brain caught up. You meant Snake :D
Thank you for the answer.
yeah sorry, on mobile without glasses.... trusting autocorrect hahaha
@@ArminHirmer No worries, I gave my deductive reasoning a good laugh on that one 😂
Nice to have you back doing reviews. They are a blast. Yours is now my favorite channel on TH-cam.
Did you ever get the heavier version?
Not to bad. But its hard to decide there are so many cheap bows on the market thank you for the review and your honesty God bless.
I bought this bow 35lbs. What spine arrows do i chose?
If you shoot thumb I would go with 500. Med 600
@@ArminHirmer And arrow head shud bee 75-100gn? And one more question: shud i unstring this bow every time i finish shooting?
I have a few questions for you about inexpensive buck trail bows. You reviewed few of them and I noticed you reacted to their novice level and hand shock. How does one address these issues (arrow gpi, string dampening, limb dampening, string material....) and what to expect from them?
Use 10gpp arrows and it will be fine
@@ArminHirmer Zo, I reached same conclusion, current ones are less than 6gpi. Also, you do have 3min tips type of videos, zo it could be a topic.
Hi armin, ist der metis eigentlich fast flight tauglich? Finde keine angaben dazu. Grüße aus dem Rheinland
Würde ich nicht tun. Billigbogen sind da Recht anfällig
Hello, Armin. Not a archery question. Just a curious one. What does Buttigieg mean in Maltese?
I have no idea, it is a family name here
Buck Trail another brand of SSA archery of Belgium .
Nice Review as always and with a touch of humor to boot. I wonder if you have any experience with the sada horsebow from Oakridge. It's a linated "half entry bow" I suppose here in Portugal it's 149 € at 52". I'm from Brazil and seeking a intermediate horsebow with a limit of 500usd for all stuff (arrows ect) due to customs. I'm looking for a "non total green shooter" bow, ambidextrous, so I can learn thumb release. Unfortunately in Brazil we have Zero option for ambidextrous. Sorry for this long post
I should get my hands on one soon, Oakridge is a bit slow....
Hi Armin, great video! Would you recommend this bow or the Oak Ridge Mongo?
I think I did a comparison a while ago. Metis I think won
@@ArminHirmer Hi Armin, and what about Metis vs Flagella Dei 60” deflex-reflex youth longbow? I would like to buy 20 lbs entry bow. Thanks.
@@lenkaherakova1877 both good, we have both in use here. I would go with Metis
is there a downside to twin bows?
mostly not as powerful or efficient as higher priced bows, but no downside for me
@@ArminHirmer thank you!
Great bow for the price
Master Armin!! What's the Fastest bow you ever tested in your life? :|
I don't know, because I don't care that much about speed. For me the overall package is way more important. But I think it was one from Grozer
I'm here 😎🤗
Good boy
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Hello there, I have been trying to decide for quite a while now which traditional bow should I use to master the different drawing techniques which I learn on my old 20. lbs hungarian beforehand. Any advice on which bow would be best suited for this? I apologize in advance if you covered this in previous videos and I missed it. Also 1 more thing; could you please consider putting the reviews in a separate list of videos? Furthermore, you are an awesome teacher of some more unorthodox drawing techniques, I learned a lot. Thank you
depends on your budget and the max draw you will have with it
@@ArminHirmer well, my budget would be 150€ bur I could go to 175€ and I would go for comfortable 35.lbs. draw lenght is 31"
@@dmitristrelnikov9746 Hi! Brother Archer,my regards and in that budget and draw length you remind me. could suggest AF ARCHERY CRIMEAN TATAR. I have one laminated #35@ 28" max draw 32" I live in a difficult climate and the Bow work great. I've thrown myself up on the floor with that bow and it never gives trouble. Is a nice bow you can practice all nice fancy technics. I have great adventures with that bow. and most importantly you don't make much money spending. Have nice day. Cheers✌😀
@@miguelveratraditionalarche9374 thank you very much ill definitely check it out!
lol you got some good shooting skill
Morning :-)
Very nice review, good job. Nowadays they have this with more pounds( up to 45p). I guess 45 is more preferable for a 90kg guy, right ?
I use a 35lb bow and im 53kg and 186 cm tall i mean....kinda hard to imagine that
I think i put string different way 😂
Deine Technik ist einfach erste Sahne.
Danke für den Unterricht.