The fact that your form has suffered while you're busy with other projects is a blessing in disguise. You still have all the knowledge of an olympic silver medalist but now have some of the struggles your viewers do so you share a lot of insight automatically. Great video.
I’m going to switch from Hoyt to win & win. This limb is going to be the winner of all times. I tried their setup in nationals, wooden limbs with carbon raiser god it’s a bow an archer should shoot. Jumps out of the hand and the release just feels so natural and clean, very satisfying feeling can’t explain, Best bow and best shot feel I ever experienced. The form limbs are not my style of limbs they said, it’s true, it is hard to control the shot, that was my personal experience. Thanks for the review, it’s very satisfying to watch even.
You’re such an amazing wealth of knowledge and experience, so glad you’re sharing all that information with the archery community. You made a recommendation on string materials and I’ve been making my own Flemish twist string with bcy spectra 652 . It’s amazing and I’m here to say thank you , it’s on my trad bows and my friends trad bows and they are loving them. They picked up 10 fps as well which is phenomenal. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication! Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 God Bless you and your family 🙏😇❤️🏹🎯👍😎😁
Thank you for setting up the camera from mulitple angles, even though this is meant to be a limb review. Its very helpful to be able to see the shot cycle from those angles and get a sense of the process visually, repeatedly, and beyond just the words
Also very grateful that youve left in the good and the bad, while explaining whats happening. I'm super impressed how well you shoot at 70m, and I'm sure many of us feel the same way
Torsional stability should make a bow perform better with a wider range of arrows spines. If you imagine a torsionally weak limb will give you a clear weak/stiff reaction as the resistance to the nocking point jumping left (right handed archer) will be more down to the arrow spine. A torsionally stiff limb, then the limb will also help resist left right movement. So its not all left to the arrow spine. Meaning a weak spine will be held inline better. So this makes for interesting thinking. Spine tollerance is akin to a standard distribution graph. Where you have a sharp spike of good tune, for torsionally unstable limbs. Making them twitchy, but easy to note reactions. While torsionally stiff limbs, have a wide central plateau of good tune. (Relativly speaking) meaning if you tune till you have a good tune. You could be on the cusp of a bad tune. If you tune from stiff, then tune from weak to a good tune, you should start to see the tollerance or plateau width of a limb. Hope that makes sense
Hi jake, I'd like to ask you something, why are you now using your "normal" R-core grip and not the one with the lowest pivot? Is there any particular reason? However, I recently bought the latter and it gives a really beautiful feeling during the shot, I'm really happy to have bought it, and I still try to thank you for all the videos you upload because (at least personally) not having a coach who follows me I can still make progress so thanks again 🙏🏽
We may have reached the limit of letters in equipment names: shooting and ATF-DX with NS-XP limbs. Several of your shots seemed to break down with insufficient room to expand through the clicker under good control. With my somewhat lesser quality form - (by a lot), that often means that I let by bow shoulder rise. I may have seen you reach your head towards the string on a couple, shortening your draw length.
Hi Jake, your videos are great! !! When I see you "struggling" due to not shooting as often as when you were competing, I keep on thinking whether It wouldn't be better to just let go and drop a little bit of draw weight. Wouldn't you just have much more fun?
probably preferred since the korean trad bows are like that aswell, they're also a joy to shoot imo. It's definatly a cultural thing since they shoot target at 144 meters wich is bonkers to what we shoot with trad bows in the west. I'll definatly be on the lookout for the sales of NS G once those get liquidated and fully replaced. I'm guessing they're in the same ballpark as the fivics titan limbs. Wich pretty much means i'll need to buy a new 27 inch riser. 70" is a bit too much of a wall to expand into.
The fact that your form has suffered while you're busy with other projects is a blessing in disguise. You still have all the knowledge of an olympic silver medalist but now have some of the struggles your viewers do so you share a lot of insight automatically. Great video.
I’m going to switch from Hoyt to win & win. This limb is going to be the winner of all times. I tried their setup in nationals, wooden limbs with carbon raiser god it’s a bow an archer should shoot. Jumps out of the hand and the release just feels so natural and clean, very satisfying feeling can’t explain, Best bow and best shot feel I ever experienced.
The form limbs are not my style of limbs they said, it’s true, it is hard to control the shot, that was my personal experience. Thanks for the review, it’s very satisfying to watch even.
You’re such an amazing wealth of knowledge and experience, so glad you’re sharing all that information with the archery community.
You made a recommendation on string materials and I’ve been making my own Flemish twist string with bcy spectra 652 . It’s amazing and I’m here to say thank you , it’s on my trad bows and my friends trad bows and they are loving them. They picked up 10 fps as well which is phenomenal. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication!
Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
God Bless you and your family 🙏😇❤️🏹🎯👍😎😁
Thank you for setting up the camera from mulitple angles, even though this is meant to be a limb review.
Its very helpful to be able to see the shot cycle from those angles and get a sense of the process visually, repeatedly, and beyond just the words
Also very grateful that youve left in the good and the bad, while explaining whats happening. I'm super impressed how well you shoot at 70m, and I'm sure many of us feel the same way
Torsional stability should make a bow perform better with a wider range of arrows spines. If you imagine a torsionally weak limb will give you a clear weak/stiff reaction as the resistance to the nocking point jumping left (right handed archer) will be more down to the arrow spine. A torsionally stiff limb, then the limb will also help resist left right movement. So its not all left to the arrow spine. Meaning a weak spine will be held inline better.
So this makes for interesting thinking. Spine tollerance is akin to a standard distribution graph. Where you have a sharp spike of good tune, for torsionally unstable limbs. Making them twitchy, but easy to note reactions.
While torsionally stiff limbs, have a wide central plateau of good tune. (Relativly speaking) meaning if you tune till you have a good tune. You could be on the cusp of a bad tune. If you tune from stiff, then tune from weak to a good tune, you should start to see the tollerance or plateau width of a limb. Hope that makes sense
Thanks Jake for all your advice and inspiration throughout the year! Have a very Happy Christmas from across the pond near Liverpool England! 🎅🏹🇬🇧
I’m glad you saw Sid’s video
What about using these limbs for string walking / barebow? Would you recommend them?
Are these limbs also usable with the new Gillo GF ? Thx for help
Hi Jake, is there any difference between the NS XP limbs and the MXT XP Limbs? Thank you for your informative videos.
Hi jake, I'd like to ask you something, why are you now using your "normal" R-core grip and not the one with the lowest pivot? Is there any particular reason? However, I recently bought the latter and it gives a really beautiful feeling during the shot, I'm really happy to have bought it, and I still try to thank you for all the videos you upload because (at least personally) not having a coach who follows me I can still make progress so thanks again 🙏🏽
You mentioned Sid Ball and Border, I’d love to see you shoot a Tempest riser and a set of border’s super recurve limbs 👍
We may have reached the limit of letters in equipment names: shooting and ATF-DX with NS-XP limbs. Several of your shots seemed to break down with insufficient room to expand through the clicker under good control. With my somewhat lesser quality form - (by a lot), that often means that I let by bow shoulder rise. I may have seen you reach your head towards the string on a couple, shortening your draw length.
Questions, limbs WinWin 66/40 riser MK SD. Il tiller inferiore come è consigliato?
Hi Jake, your videos are great! !! When I see you "struggling" due to not shooting as often as when you were competing, I keep on thinking whether It wouldn't be better to just let go and drop a little bit of draw weight. Wouldn't you just have much more fun?
The Foam is better than the Wood?? Which is more durable??
Thank You! Great shooting!
Amazing Video!
What limbs-riser-length-combination are you shooting?
Long/25” in this one
Thanks!
is it me or are the limbs making a creaking sound?
That could be my bones.
Do you mean as I draw back? I didn’t hear or feel anything.
After the shot my sight was rattling a bit from time to time.
@@JakeKaminskiArchery might b the sight
probably preferred since the korean trad bows are like that aswell, they're also a joy to shoot imo. It's definatly a cultural thing since they shoot target at 144 meters wich is bonkers to what we shoot with trad bows in the west.
I'll definatly be on the lookout for the sales of NS G once those get liquidated and fully replaced.
I'm guessing they're in the same ballpark as the fivics titan limbs. Wich pretty much means i'll need to buy a new 27 inch riser. 70" is a bit too much of a wall to expand into.
Surely white limbs would reflect the heat build up better than black limbs
I want to see your sebastien flute neo on 70m
What is max poundage of SF evo riser? 44lb?46lb?
@@fahlvfaust677 44lb for sf neo maybe sf evo more higher than sf neo
Yeah, I get real lazy when I'm fatigued.
I think you should have other social media handles too
I have them but don’t use them.
Too much time, too distracting and toxic.