Sanlida Hero X10 compound bow review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ม.ค. 2021
- Axle to Axle 40", Brace Height 7.5", Mass Weight 4.5#, IBO 330fps. We compare the Sanlida Hero X10 to the Hoyt Invicta and the PSE Citation target bows. We shoot bows through a chronograph and compare draw cycles.
We shoot the Sanlida Hero X10 at 18meters to see how it shoots.
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I have been shooting this bow a year now. It is a Nice and precise bow. I shoot aprox. 100 arrows every day. Bow just work now, but I the begining everything came loose. Locktite is the cure for that 🙂🇩🇰
Love your reviews great info and honesty I’m looking at getting a target bow I like the look of your perform and the citation is a great looking bow
Awesome review. Feel like we just got 4 reviews in one. I think I am still going to go with the supra xl with the EM cam and an 85% letoff module for my stuby 26"ish T-Rex arms. THANKS Stephen.🏹🤠👍
Looks good. Good point on the parts back up.
Great review Steven as always. I really like the look of the Sanlida. It seems plenty fast for target shooting. The PSE CITATION is quite possibly the best looking target bow they have produced to date in my opinion. Do they offer this bow left handed? Thanks for the great reviews brother!!! 🏹🏹🏹
I'd love to see a vid with all the cams to see what they look and sound like 👍🤠 I'm seeing more and more x10,s on the podium.
I love my Hero X10 ... ❤
Looks good enough for me
I noticed the sanlidas a few year ago......a lot of bow for the money.
However as you say spare parts are a must.
I shoot a Kinetic Trium X which is exactly the same bow as the Sanlida Prodigy X10. I love it, it has increased my scores. I have shot Browning, Mathews and Hoyt in the past, much prefer my latest bow. I am considering getting the Hero now.
Being looked after by the manufacturer if you ever needs parts isnt really a big deal..... buy one X10 to shoot a second for spare parts if needed and you would still have an extra $400 in your pocket. US manufactures make you go through a dealer to get anything, you cant even order the parts for your dealer.... so that after sales service ends up only being as good as your dealer and why I started driving two hours each way to Lancaster vs the 3 other shops in this area. *if I lived in Australia would be willing to go an extra hour over that for Archery Supplies, so much great info in these videos!
Have been binge watching most of your compound bow episodes and it seems to me that out of the bunch, you prefer the m108Phoenix - albeit that video is about 2yrs ago.. would you do a revisit on the m108Phoenix..? 😄😆
Have watched this again and agian but I still would wait for sanlida's next model lol
Sorry, off topic but I was wondering if you've tried the zs-m122 and if so what you thought of it. I'm over in Canada and thinking of picking one up. I would have gone with the m128 you reviewed but alas I am a leftie.
I now shoot this bow. It is amazing value
So the more expensive bows provide peace of mind. The question is weather or not you are the type of person who thinks that's necessary?
Good video.
Thanks!
Good day. do you have planes to shoot the PSE Lazer its the one bow that I have found that after the shot the slit snug forward helps me with my follow through. weighting for your opinion.
I have this bow and love it. The draw cycle is aggressive and you are mechanically disadvantaged at the start of the draw. I think the cams are designed to maintain the draw weight irrespective of your draw length. I also have a cheaper Kinetic bow where the draw weight reduces when you reduce the draw length. I guess you pays your money and takes your choice.
I shoot a sanlida dragon x8 and love it
I’d think with a very small softer draw stop, being target bows, that would keep the front bar from bouncing around. Something anyway, idk
You going to review the trx 40
Junxing M106 or Sanlida Hero X10? WHich is better for target competition?
Great review- is the 1-2% difference worth the $1000 dollars? Probably not. Shows how little difference there is between this bow and US models.
depends on the cam, what cam does that invicta have
Hello friend, what is the best arrow to shoot with sanlida hero x10 at 50lbs?
OD and ID
There are loads of different nock sizes, beiter, bohning and Easton to name a few have different internal nock diameter. Could you measure the string diameter to give an indication which nock might fit?
Yes indeed, and many arrow manufacturers offer different nock sizes for their arrows.
I from Belgium nice picture video interessant i like your presence from bows i
My Invicta 40 svx came with the mods for all the draw lengths of my cam size. It was cam 4 came with 30, 30.5, 31"
I have one to review I have not opened it yet - but so good mods are included.
I can't wait to try the SVX and DCX next September. Gonna see which one I prefer before the new bows release and see if I can get one on sale. If they're even replacing the Invicta.
@@justinvzu01 dcx is pretty good, it is a bit spongey in my opinion and my friends think it is spongey too. Nothing awful though, still shoots well.
@@liamboyle9199 I'm currently shooting a PSE Xpression with a Drive Hybrid Cam(DC for short) and I feel it's just too soft. I want something that'll make me work for it at the beginning and slowly sit into the valley. Nice hard stop there. I think the SVX will be more like what I want, but the 65% mod DCX might surprise me.
@@justinvzu01 Have you tried the limb stop on the top cam and or moving your module one stop ahead of thr draw stop which will give you a shorter valley?
Hey buddy so im thinking about getting the topoint unison riser. My draw is about 25-26 and half and im looking to get a 66 inch bow how does that equate when it comes to poundage because im wanting a 40 pound. Ive nerver built a bow so what do i do. Is the poundage dictated by the stiffness of the limbs and what limbs would you suggest for under 200 dollars
I would start with lower than 40 pounds on recurve unless you are used to shooting them. The unison is a very a nice riser and quite capable. Remember that you will probably need to use and replace limbs as you go up in poundage, so don’t buy expensive limbs to start. A decent foam core limb is all you need to enjoy.
I've found I could reach out directly to them and got a set of there stabilizers sent directly to me in New Zealand and I'm just an archer. There stabilizers are thin and can hold up 31oz on a 12 inch back bar and 18oz on a 30 inch up front.
I am from Mexico and I would like to buy this bow with him
complete package, where can I buy it?
I uwd to work for a hoyt dealer and hoyt are very good bows but I think they are over priced for what they are and its as if hoyt don't want them in the hands of the avarage archer and they are more designed for the top performers the sanleader looks bang for the buck fair play but I reckon the supra focus is the bow to get on a budget its such a fantastic bow and more forgiving.
Sanlida here I come
They have prety good support for Europe.
why is this 800 more than a dragon x8?or the junxing m106?
Because it's a machined riser, comes with modules, and is overall just nicer. I wish sanlida would make a 40" version of the X8. At $300 it would be the world's cheapest 'target' bow.
Hello, I have two questions, the first is if in 2023 it is still worth buying this bow and the second is they have changed something in the bow since its release date
I bought the bow two months ago and it is basically a copy of Hoyt Invicta.
I would say that it is a great choice if you are a beginner or want to spend money for equipment instead of the bow body only.
I'm no expert, just sharing my opinion.
Not part of the video but have you had any issues with that Scott ascent
I did 😂 thing is not sure if its my fault or being unlucky. All I can say is make sure you keep the rear locking screw tight because mine fractionally loosened off and allowed the pin that runs through the hook and what not to slide out but not all the way anyway cause the hook to roll off early and I punched myself in the face 😀
The svx at 60lb 30.5 with 386gr arrows puts out 299fps
Hello,
I own a Sanlida Hero X10 and I want to adjust the draw weight from 50 to 40 pounds. Do I still have to see the screw in the observation hole? Is there a limit?
Yours,
Ronald
peak 60lbs can go to 50, peak 50 can go to 40, within safe range indicated by the observation hole
@@user-si6fk9er8i hello, thanks for your answer. Does the screw thread have to be completely seen through the observation hole? How far can I loosen the screw?
@@Laufente1 4 to 5 turns from all the way in. Each turn will minus 2 to 3 pounds from peak weight.
@Rerun Hendru No, that's not possible. It will only work if you've got a 40 pound bow.
That Sanlida cam is obviously trying to imitate the Hoyt SVX Cam that Invicta has the DCX cam which is far softer and easier to draw but lacks speed as well as in some peoples opinion lacks an aggressive back wall which can force the archer to pull through their shots properly. The trade off is really about how seriously an archer wants to take their shot otherwise an SVX cam will just rip your shoulder out of the wall.
Your bow arm does seem a bit over extended at full draw. Good review tho
Inb4 the guy thats says "i won't support any Chinese company"
Probably because Mr John Dudley when he was at Hoyt copied that design👍🤠
I'm pretty sure that bow is better then I can shoot 100%
Not a bad Chinese bow. But I would not be happy getting a new bow and having rusty bolts. No matter the price.
Peace of mind is what you are referring 2 comparing Sanlida 2 the American company bows.
居然看到三级达x10的测评。
Nothing wrong with the bow. Support after from Sanlida is sketchy
The components and screws on this bow rust
If you like spending a whole bunch of money so that you can buy brand name Bows then go for it. But you're going to shoot this inexpensive Target bow just as good as anything else. It's always going to come down to just practice and god-given skill not what brand you buy.
steve......all nocks are the same size.....really ? your shop sells several sizes is it a scam ? how come some of my bows use diffrent size servings on them and i have to use specific size nocks with them ? if you buy a new american bow you get a lifetime warranty what will you get with this bow ? as for warranty with this bow, youre promoting it YOU SHOULD KNOW !
1000 bucks for that? ...
There's a few factors that increase the costs for bows for us in new zealand and Australia
@@Toiletstainz even for me to buy direct from Ali express in Canada is 1000 :s
@@CERBERUS300ify I'm not sure which way you are heading (either cheap or over priced) but for us in new zealand any target bow is a minimum of 2500 so 1000 bucks for the sankida us a great buy
Hello
First!!!
When I came this early, my high school sweet heart broke up with me.....
She might have broke up with you because you are illiterate
@@rockyreynolds4027 She might also have broke up with him because he came early 😂
Is that Jimmi Ellis?
@@nathanmarriner9388 who's Jimi?
@@rockyreynolds4027 I don't even know what I wrote...
IMO, speed is not necessarily an important issue. 270 or faster is really a good number unless you're in an event where 300 plus is legal. There are some events in America where 300 fps is legal. A smooth even easy draw to me is more important than 300 or faster. Dropping very smoothly and with an almost unperseptable drop into the valley makes for a forgiving bow. The idea of having to strain your guts and shoulders to shoot an arrow is ridiculous with all the fine bows made nowadays. The straining your doing on this San,ida bow just sucks big time.
For the Hoyt shooters to save money buy these modules since this company copied Hoyt and there parts are way cheaper
Nope sanlida hero was lunched one or two years before the invicta
Compare this 2019 Sanlida with the latest 2021 Hoyt Altus side by side, look at the bow profile
The parts are completely different
Looks like a cheap kopi off Hoyt procomp xt from 2006
Check out side by side of this bow vs the 2021 hoyt altus
Service from the American products? I tell you what service I feel like I get from the American companies!!! Remind me of a goddamn proctal exam!!! Don't feed me a line of BS about how much all of this stuff costs! A new levitate or RX7 Ultra at $1,900!!! What a total crock of BS! It probably cost the company $250 to $300 to have those bows made tops!!! If I need parts for a salinda I'll buy an entirely new bow and still save money over any American brand!
Great idea. Let’s buy something else Chinese. They really need our business and are grateful for it. Wake up to yourself.
If they are paying for the patents then there is nothing to wake up to. I suspect that they are as they are allowed on the world archery circuit even after the crackdown
Rip off bow brand. 👎🏽