Chinese Fiberglass Bows
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Romain
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Chinese Fiberglass Bows
I've seen yesterday the latest model from Juyuanhao (or their colleagues doing fiberglass, I don't know exactly what is their relationship).
Compared to the older model which we used during training, I find the new one both more elegant and more powerful.
Overview :
Compared to the older model which we used during training, I find the new one both more elegant and more powerful.
Overview :
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Romain
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Romain
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detail of the siyah. On the older model, it was made of dark resin. Now, the siyahs are made in a sandwich of wood (a darker line lies in the middle) and are longer and more elegant than before. I also think they are lighter than the previous ones.
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Romain
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Finally the handle. As it is laquered, I'm afraid it would get slippery after a few shots. Maybe it should instead be covered in leather or cork the old way.
The thread is "flashy gold" and personnally, I would choose a plainer color... but everybody's free...
Total : I'm quite impressed with the new design and hope to shoot it for a deeper review.
The thread is "flashy gold" and personnally, I would choose a plainer color... but everybody's free...
Total : I'm quite impressed with the new design and hope to shoot it for a deeper review.
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Romain,
Please keep us updated on these. I agree with you that the printed paper backing is not as attractive as it could be. I could take that off and back it with snake skin and wrap the handle with stingray leather or ostrich leg. That would make a very attractive bow.
The shape is very elegant. The shiyas are very graceful looking. Much nicer than a lot of the mongul and hun bows I see on the market.
Do know when these will be available to the market?
Have you done any projections of retail cost? (I will start saving now)
Thanks,
Ray
Please keep us updated on these. I agree with you that the printed paper backing is not as attractive as it could be. I could take that off and back it with snake skin and wrap the handle with stingray leather or ostrich leg. That would make a very attractive bow.
The shape is very elegant. The shiyas are very graceful looking. Much nicer than a lot of the mongul and hun bows I see on the market.
Do know when these will be available to the market?
Have you done any projections of retail cost? (I will start saving now)
Thanks,
Ray
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There are alternative models in artifical materials with a more natural look. We shall get pictures up soon. I have a stock of ten such bows in light draw-weights (35#); but I haven't seen them yet. We have yet to decide retail prices and shipping costs. I hope to let you know at the end of the month.
S.
S.
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Dear all,
Thanks for the interest. But I really have to get my hands on these bows and put them through a quality test before anyone gets them, otherwise a lot of folks are going to end up disappointed.
S.
Thanks for the interest. But I really have to get my hands on these bows and put them through a quality test before anyone gets them, otherwise a lot of folks are going to end up disappointed.
S.
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