2020 Topoint Reliance target bow review

[@mikegreen7500]

I am seriously looking at getting this bow. At 66 years old and getting back into archery after a 26-year absence from the sport, it looks like a good bow to get started again. Love your reviews. It's great to see an archery dealer showing affordable options and giving honest reviews.

[@haydenledwick1406]

I'm not gonna lie, I work at an archery pro shop in the UK and I'll always come back to you when it comes to straight forward advice. Keep it up, I'm so thankful for what you have taught me. Hayden Ledwick

[@vaneck619]

I watch your videos almost religiously. Thank you for you effort, Steve. Would love to see you review one bows of the german brand: OK Archery. You see their bows almost on half of the tournament shooters here in Germany, but never outside of germany. I shoot the Model "Absolute 42" and i wouldn't want to replace it for any other international top brand models.

[@rodphillips4333]

Loving all your videos they have been very informative and helped me heaps being a new archer

[@BeetleBuns]

Seems like a pretty decent indoor bow for the price. Bows like this that draw easy and shoot smoothly at a middling price point for beginning target archers are very important in recruiting new people to the sport.

[@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music]

That isn't a middle line price.

[@BeetleBuns]

@@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music there are bows costing half as much and bows costing twice as much, that's about as middle as it gets.

[@rogerkay8603]

@@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music Less then half the price of a PSE Perform in the UK

[@NightOfIDK]

Is topoint aftersales service n warranty really fast and reasonable? Wait time on PSE n some other big name brands have been very painful

[@kennethosborne6497]

Amazing bow for the money. No, not a necessarily fast bow, but easy & smooth with ideal specs for target archery. Looks really nice & has all the features & quality of American equivalents at less than half the price. Why not ?

[@rogerkay8603]

Great video again Steven, one to bear in mind at only £500 or thereabouts in the UK for a decent target bow. ATA suits us finger shooters, speed is a bit of a let down for 3D

[@Ullish1989]

Do you guys tune bows before sending them? Even though everyone who's never owned a Topoint says I'm insane, I would LOVE a T1 or Trigon to learn to hunt with but as a complete compound newb, I don't feel I could set it up and feel rude taking one into my local store that doesn't sell them

[@blackspeed69007]

I had 2 experiences with Topoint: Bought the Unisson (recurve riser), looked nice, was twisted. No way to get a proper limb alignment. Being CNC machined is not a guarantee of quality. Tried their copy of Beiter plunger: fell apart in my hands... For me that was enough to believe Topoint is a good cheap brand to own flashy stuff that don't last. If you shoot once a month in your backyard... Why not...

[@bobjimenez4464]

I got a unison riser too......I had to shim my spigarelli zt arrow rest 1/8 of an inch to get the correct fit. The unison riser is only 1/2 inch thick at the rest location.....my older PSE riser is 5/8 inch thick. I wish that they would specify what the dimensions are at important areas of the risers. The topoint wrap around arrow rest is a P.O.S. .......the wire won't stay in place.

[@NicholasANappiNick]

I checked them out today . Looks like a nice bow but didn’t care for the bare metal handle 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@henkeb8966]

Is it the right ata. ment maybe the string and cabels has stretch wen i order crapy string for my bow it went from 60# to 56 in 3 weeks. And from 37 ata to 38.

[@rockyreynolds4027]

That was the first 900 in Vegas for a recurve shooter

[@pieeagle]

I also had the Topiont in mind. What is the Sanlida hero like??? It is better??? You can get the Topiont for 519 euros and the Sanlida hero for 639 euros in Germany

[@pieeagle]

sorry for the Topoint , 469 euro in germany

[@BOWMASTERRU]

this is a good bow. 300/300 we can't do it yet (we don't have enough experience :) ), but in the standings, we had a score of 296/297 (20-yards) p / s true, we changed the bowstring immediately to a better one.

[@justinvzu01]

I assume this bow doesn't have weight adjustment for beginners like the Serenity?

[@rodphillips4333]

Didnt the elite rezult in your video only shoot 270-274 so its as fast as that atleast

[@marcoshuerta8661]

Are you going to do a review on the Elite Ember ???? I think they hit a homerun with this one and at 450

[@sahhull]

This very bow in England... £499 @7:06 during the draw test... The top cam looks out of time with the bottom cam and isnt on the draw stop.

[@joesharkey1021]

Customer service aside, what do you think of the current Sanlida recurve offerings? Also sold in the UK as Kinetic. I think the forged/CNC Stylized & Valenz at £180 (say $US 200) look good. The Sovrens at £300 seems fantastic. Limbs X8/X9/Vaultage great value for money..... Next! Topoint Aerodyn... Any thoughts?

[@bobjimenez4464]

Ditto

[@stephenwallace2423]

Just wish that they could get the draw weights set correctly from the factory.

[@capthowdy4291]

There is a bad twang when u shoot it

[@douglarson6623]

Any reviews coming up on the PSE Evo NTN?

[@yvantomac9502]

Ahhh nice to see you doing a video .... another great review ....:)

[@jkpisces]

hows this compared to Sanlida X10 hero?

[@maxassman3086]

Can you please review the 2020 PSE Carbon Air Stealth EC please?

[@SirFridge]

What would you say is the better buy? This or a pse centrix? The centrix is roughly 200 euros more expensive.

[@sahhull]

PSE bows have a lifetime warranty. It depends if you can afford that additional 200 euro's. That saved 200 euro's could buy you an arrow rest, peep, stabiliser set, a sight etc.

[@mmonroe1025]

I own a Centrix. I have shot the Topoint many times. The Towpoint is as good as any high end Bow by any Manufacturer. It is very quiet and smooth. Best buy out there. Do not be fooled by that twang noise. It is not there. Do not know what was up with his mics.

[@bobjimenez4464]

thanks for another great review! Do you feel that this bow could be shot well with 3 fingers under?

[@matthiasmaas394]

Yes my girlfriend shoots 3 fingers under. And this bow performs well!

[@MyFriendsAreElectric]

I think he's generally against finger drawing a compound in all cases. The potential for sideways/twisitng torque means finger drawing risks a derailing event. If you want to finger draw, get an Oneida as it has recurve limb tips or get a recurve/longbow/flatbow etc

[@matthamilton0081]

Although the bow looks pretty good the price just isn't low enough to justify buying one. Not to mention that's an awful group compared to the one he shot with the Junxing Phoenix, whigh costs less than half! I paid less than that for a very lightly used PSE Xpression on Ebay, and it's brilliant....

[@eslixgaming756]

Nice looking bow.

[@gavinbensutherland508]

Have you seen the SANLIDA X10 compound.

[@kennethosborne6497]

The Sanlida Hero x10 ? Also a nice bow, but 50% more expensive than these. Prefer the cam system on this bow.

[@Toiletstainz]

So pretty good finger shooting bow then.

[@ijanzan8994]

how much the price??

[@zaynemiller5467]

Do a review on a wolf 3/4 finger release aid

[@chrisMc1972]

Another great review 👍

[@ronjury2006]

Where have you been ?

[@eslixgaming756]

Can you do a review on the prime black series? Especially the black 9? ^^

[@sahhull]

You do realise. Steve only reviews bows he has/ sells or deals with.

[@eslixgaming756]

@@sahhull i know. But i guessed he would deal in prime bows since their new line is very hot. :)

[@bowhunter0762]

Nice looking bow

[@canfield3532]

Can I chat or email with you about buying my local shop?

[@dryflyonly1]

some mettalic ssound after shot

[@朱鹭楼远晖]

The real problem about the reliance is that the bow is fully adjustable and you may end up in a huge mess. Do adjust with professional help, or if you are sure you are a pro!

[@loki8284]

Sounds like a tuning fork on the shot.

[@AceHardy]

📝

[@pellet_on_pellet]

🤣🤣🤣 to anyone that buys this bow and wants to be taken seriously. What a pile of crap. Save your money and buy a decent second hand bow that’s a couple of years old. Cheap quality that doesn’t even get up to spec in regards to draw length or draw weight. You get what you pay for with archery equipment. Invest in an older bow that’s better quality and not this sort of cheap “pile it high and sell it cheap” crap. Also, if you did invest in this bow it would be fine for 3D archery if it was a known or marked distance as speed is less important when the distance is known. I with this guy would give people who don’t know much about archery all the facts. Speed is really only an issue in 3D shooting when you don’t know the distance you are shooting as the arrow will drop less over distance with greater speed. If you shoot known distance 3D then this could be ok (still stand by it being a bag of crap though 🤣)

[@Life-of-Bluegrass_Music]

They will never be able to sell that junk in the USA. 800 dollars will never happen. My mathews only costed 90 to 100 dollars more. People is better off buying a Diamond, Martin or a lower model PSE.