Congrats on a GREAT REVIEW, even in the snow, I have shot in snow back here in PENNSYLVANIA, USA. SNOW MAKES IT INTERESTING, YOU JUST DO FINE WITH IT! THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER, FANTASTIC REVIEW, WITH A TREMENDOUS BOW!
9:12 excellent flight! Among the bows you have reviewed, I think the evaluation of the draw experience is the best. Also, full draw form is beautiful...
Just out of curiosity don't you fine it freezing cold shooting in the snow, we in Britain had our fair share of snow and it was really cold but my boyfriend still wanted to shoot and don't you find that the cold weather has effects on the types of bows like it can break the wood due to the cold
I left the bow outside over night, so it could take the temperature. They might get a bit stiffer and it feels that the bow was not as fast as I thought. You will break them when you get them out of a warm car or house and directly shoot them
For choosing a bow: the bigger ears will feel nicer with heavier arrows, will usually help give them an extra bit of speed, smaller ears work better with lighter arrows, in most cases. But it seems all Grozer bows have little hand shock. This bow has big ears and he uses light arrows and still low hand shock... I am curious what Armin thinks...
As long as the arrow weight is in the limits (mine was a bit loo light) they are all similar, of course the less weight you have in the siyahs usually the less you will feel
nein hab ich nicht, werde das bei meinem baldigen nächsten besuch tun. Aber ich denke, wie bei einem guten laminierten, dass man ihn aufgespannt lagern kann (auf der anderen Seite habe ich nicht einen Bogen bei ihm im Geschäft aufgespannt rumliegen sehen)
really nice bow, if my doctor says I'll be shoot Archey again after surgery Tuesday, ill order one and by the time I get the bow I should be some what back to normal.🙏🙏🙏
With those big ears I bet heavier arrows would fly comparatively fast. My Korean and Ottoman style laminated bows love light arrows, heavier arrows feel wrong and super slow. My AF Crab bow loves all kinds of arrows, but heavier arrows fly surprisingly fast for their weight, which is fun!
I think these shape bows are my favourite, I would worry about drawing too long as I did snap a similar shape bow by over drawing too many times 🤷🏻♂️ just couldn't help it ( it was a resin crab bow) your weather looks as festive as ours 😕. Stunning bow, I'm jealous 😞. 🙏. Have a great Christmas everyone 🎄
they say the biocomposite bows have a softer feel to the draw, which is more important when going over 40 pounds, but the carbon core probably holds up better in all weather, less likely to warp
Quick question. Looked to me, like you strung this bow 180/ upside down from usual? Usually you put string on lower limb...step through Left leg, then bend and put string in upper limb? Just curious, as it works either way. Needed some more control, as I know you have had an injury some time ago? Maybe the cold was Firing up the old injury? Could have been Brain Freeze I guess? It just jumped out to me...and I am a curious type of guy.
For shorter bows, this way can be less twisting. Armin did a video explaining this method back a ways, or see many Korean Archery tutorials, Grozer has a video on the method... Armin has actually been using mainly this method for many months of videos. It is ear above knee, handle on thigh of other leg, firm grip on upper limb, use whole body mechanics for easy stringing while keeping everything straight. Can be hard to do with bows where the limbs curve far backwards when unstrung... But other step through method I find trickier to keep everything straight with certain bows and causes pain when some bows push against bone in ankles.
It will take you a while to get used to northern European weather again my friend. That's a gorgeous bow, I'd love a grozer bow. Do you use wooden or carbon arrows?
You never mentioned how you didn't have to baby this laminated bow. It was used right out of the box in winter without acclamation time, etc. That's a selling point for me as well. Und zo, und zo, und so...tell him man. 😂 Merry Christmas.
좋은 영상 감사합니다. 방금 생각난건데 활만 리뷰하지 마시고 화살에 대한 역사나 종류, 노크, 깃털등도 알려 주십시요~ 그리고 제가 예전에 한국의 활에 대한 영화......"최종병기 활"을 소개해 드렸는데 보셨는지 궁금합니다 ^^ㅎ 무튼 환절기 감기조심하시고 항상 건강하세요 ^^~
Growing up in Germany in the 70s and 80s air-raid siren tests were perhaps not commonplace, but they happened fairly regularly. Once the evil Soviet Union collapsed that practise was discontinued in most places, but I'd imagine that with the, erm, "recent unpleasantness" it's been dusted off...along with the sirens.
Making everything look like a grate is not always great! 😉 Wrappings on the bow are for safety I think. Real sinew and real leather in places where breaks are most likely, and leather on the grip for grip. Looks good in my opinion... I was imagining possibly getting different colors for the leather if I was going to get one, but it still looks good as shown here.
Congrats on a GREAT REVIEW, even in the snow, I have shot in snow back here in PENNSYLVANIA, USA. SNOW MAKES IT INTERESTING, YOU JUST DO FINE WITH IT! THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER, FANTASTIC REVIEW, WITH A TREMENDOUS BOW!
The bow arrived today. A wonderful bow, beautiful and easy to handle. Thank you for your review about this bow, you inspired me to buy this bow 👍🙏
What type of arrows are you using?
@@worldtraveler8372 carbon, 10gpp
Didn't expect a review so soon, but I'm glad regardless! Thanks for the early Christmas gift of a review!
9:12 excellent flight! Among the bows you have reviewed, I think the evaluation of the draw experience is the best. Also, full draw form is beautiful...
Thank you for this nice review of this awesome bow. I thought I will miss the alarm in the background from Malta, but here it is.😂
Another pretty shaped bow by Grozer. That bow is my style! Thanks for another great review as usual my friend!
Super beautiful bow!! Finally some snow, we have almost 6 feet where I am. Hope you have fun this winter Armin!
Congratulations to your new bow, Gregor! 😁👍
Thank you so much for the review in the cold snowy winter weather, dear Armin! 👏👏👏☺️
Wow, This one is on my Christmas list Now Armin.... Thanks for another great review, Cheers from Upstate, NY USA
Ha! that's a beauty, isn't it? Merry Christmas Armin!
Just out of curiosity don't you fine it freezing cold shooting in the snow, we in Britain had our fair share of snow and it was really cold but my boyfriend still wanted to shoot and don't you find that the cold weather has effects on the types of bows like it can break the wood due to the cold
I left the bow outside over night, so it could take the temperature. They might get a bit stiffer and it feels that the bow was not as fast as I thought. You will break them when you get them out of a warm car or house and directly shoot them
Great performing bow. Armin please tell us about the arrows you are shooting. Carbon? Who makes the arrows? Thank you.
thanks. these are D-Stroyers from America, I got them from a friend in Canada.
@@ArminHirmer thank you Armin.
I need this bow. Pretty much what I say after every Armin video 🤣👍🎯
hahaha nooo, but this one you really need :D
Oooh , that’s a nice looking bow!
Between Grozer tatar, moghul, indo persian, which bows has smaller handshock?
For choosing a bow: the bigger ears will feel nicer with heavier arrows, will usually help give them an extra bit of speed, smaller ears work better with lighter arrows, in most cases. But it seems all Grozer bows have little hand shock. This bow has big ears and he uses light arrows and still low hand shock... I am curious what Armin thinks...
As long as the arrow weight is in the limits (mine was a bit loo light) they are all similar, of course the less weight you have in the siyahs usually the less you will feel
So, between grozer tatar, moghul, indo persian, which have smallest / lightest siyah ?
Is this bamboo back, cross carbon core and then ash belly - is it also with fiber glass?
Do you always shoot these using thumb method?
Hallo Armin, hattest Du gff. mit Csaba darüber gesprochen, ob man diese XCarbon Bögen auch aufgespannt lagern kann?
nein hab ich nicht, werde das bei meinem baldigen nächsten besuch tun. Aber ich denke, wie bei einem guten laminierten, dass man ihn aufgespannt lagern kann (auf der anderen Seite habe ich nicht einen Bogen bei ihm im Geschäft aufgespannt rumliegen sehen)
Wich do you prefer? The x carbon or a biocomposite (both grozer)
I can't find this bow,, even on Grozers site, ,, is it named differently? ANY HELP,?
Nm I see he changed design, carbon on the outside layer now, still pretty but wonder if things changed with performance
really nice bow, if my doctor says I'll be shoot Archey again after surgery Tuesday, ill order one and by the time I get the bow I should be some what back to normal.🙏🙏🙏
I hope you heal well.
@@manatoa1 thank you, my bow arm is broken into three places and knee damage.
Beautiful bow!
Interesting bow. I really like the looks
MERRY CHRISTMAS
With those big ears I bet heavier arrows would fly comparatively fast. My Korean and Ottoman style laminated bows love light arrows, heavier arrows feel wrong and super slow. My AF Crab bow loves all kinds of arrows, but heavier arrows fly surprisingly fast for their weight, which is fun!
Where did you get the fletching? Beautiful
from my friend in Canada
I think these shape bows are my favourite, I would worry about drawing too long as I did snap a similar shape bow by over drawing too many times 🤷🏻♂️ just couldn't help it ( it was a resin crab bow) your weather looks as festive as ours 😕.
Stunning bow, I'm jealous 😞.
🙏. Have a great Christmas everyone 🎄
Nice powerful bow. I like the primitive look of it. Bet your missing the warmth of Malta with the cold and snow
I would say nonmodern look, it's a sexy bow,, lol
Nice bow, I was wondering what that glove is that you are wearing?
Korean glove by Freddie Archery
@@ArminHirmer Thank you.
Wow! Time to save 🤩🏹! 🙇🏻♂️
Very nice bow
Are these new carbon laminated bows better than the Biocomposit bows?
different, not better
they say the biocomposite bows have a softer feel to the draw, which is more important when going over 40 pounds, but the carbon core probably holds up better in all weather, less likely to warp
what brand is the glove youre using Armin?
korean glove by freddie archery
Hallo Armin, welchen Spinewert haben deine 400 grain Pfeile? Bzw welchen Spinewert würdest du empfehlen?
Die Pfeile im Video sind glaub ich 500 spine, hab sie nicht gemessen und der Hersteller schreibt nix drauf. Besser immer einen Wert steifer als nötig
@@ArminHirmer Danke für deine Antwort 🙏
Hab mir den Bogen bei Grozer bestellt 😎
Quick question. Looked to me, like you strung this bow 180/ upside down from usual? Usually you put string on lower limb...step through Left leg, then bend and put string in upper limb? Just curious, as it works either way. Needed some more control, as I know you have had an injury some time ago? Maybe the cold was Firing up the old injury? Could have been Brain Freeze I guess? It just jumped out to me...and I am a curious type of guy.
It is a different but less stressful way of stringing, as the chance of twisting the bow is way less. And it’s easier
Not the same
For shorter bows, this way can be less twisting. Armin did a video explaining this method back a ways, or see many Korean Archery tutorials, Grozer has a video on the method... Armin has actually been using mainly this method for many months of videos. It is ear above knee, handle on thigh of other leg, firm grip on upper limb, use whole body mechanics for easy stringing while keeping everything straight. Can be hard to do with bows where the limbs curve far backwards when unstrung... But other step through method I find trickier to keep everything straight with certain bows and causes pain when some bows push against bone in ankles.
Thanks guys! Thats sort of how I figured it would be. Appreciate it!
This one is going in my list😉
Very nice 👍
I love a good Crab design
이걸 듣고 있으면 마음이 평온해짐. 목소리부터 조곤조곤 잠자기 딱 좋음
:D
It will take you a while to get used to northern European weather again my friend. That's a gorgeous bow, I'd love a grozer bow. Do you use wooden or carbon arrows?
carbon
@Armin Hirmer I was in two minds for my new arrow order, think I'll stick with carbon 👍🤙
A beauty to be sure but... That snow makes me uncomfortable to look at .... I'm glad I live in Australia
Get one Armin, that bow suits you.
yeah yeah, one more to my 60 bows hahaha but the bio composite version of it is really tempting
@@ArminHirmer Life is short, do it.
You never mentioned how you didn't have to baby this laminated bow. It was used right out of the box in winter without acclamation time, etc. That's a selling point for me as well.
Und zo, und zo, und so...tell him man. 😂 Merry Christmas.
Hahahaha
perfect
Just a precision: I ordered only the bow. So the bag and the second string come with it ;)
That’s great so we would have 10 points for packaging (see how my reviews motivate the bow builders)
좋은 영상 감사합니다.
방금 생각난건데 활만 리뷰하지 마시고 화살에 대한 역사나 종류, 노크, 깃털등도 알려 주십시요~
그리고
제가 예전에 한국의 활에 대한 영화......"최종병기 활"을 소개해 드렸는데 보셨는지 궁금합니다 ^^ㅎ
무튼
환절기 감기조심하시고 항상 건강하세요 ^^~
I am not a historian, but I will see what I can do. Thank you
😎👌
🤘🤘🤘🤘
멋진 횔이네요 ^^
The alarm going off in the video threw me off. Are you sure you aren't here in Ukraine? Haha
Growing up in Germany in the 70s and 80s air-raid siren tests were perhaps not commonplace, but they happened fairly regularly. Once the evil Soviet Union collapsed that practise was discontinued in most places, but I'd imagine that with the, erm, "recent unpleasantness" it's been dusted off...along with the sirens.
Don’t get me started with Ukraine…..
Those wraps don't look that grate. I don't understand why people do that.
Making everything look like a grate is not always great! 😉 Wrappings on the bow are for safety I think. Real sinew and real leather in places where breaks are most likely, and leather on the grip for grip. Looks good in my opinion... I was imagining possibly getting different colors for the leather if I was going to get one, but it still looks good as shown here.
بنازم❤