2024 FLEX RECURVE - Full Breakdown

[@RespectTheGameTV]

Just got ours! Can't wait to put it to use.

[@tmalonso]

Grip feels great, bow looks awesome, kit comes with some undeniable value…I recently picked up a 60” Hermit with 45lb limbs and love it but if I hadn’t…I would be buying a Flex with the same Xterrain camo as my Ethos haha

[@henrybright8531]

How amazing is that the sport of archery is still being innovated after thousands of years?

[@rebelrye]

Just purchased my Elite Flex riser.I'm using Uuhka Carbon limbs. My question is when adjusting for tiller/draw weight must you first unstring the bow or keep it strung?

[@RickyD1968]

$1200 Really are you kidding me WAY TO MUCH MONEY $$$ !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kainlestad]

Its 1099 now at least.

[@johnthearcher662]

I agree with your assessment BUT, you need to understand the entire concept here. You have two usable riser lengths here. The hardware and adjustable parts are insanely simple, well made and durable. No gimmick here. A wonderful example of engineering a somewhat complicated feature using such a basic approach with no negatives that I can list. The bamboo limbs while not 3k carbon are unlike any limb of any material I ever shot and I shot some very good ones. Buttery smooth, light, quiet and pretty quick. All the attributes that make for a very pleasant shot cycle that seem to be very forgiving to shoot. It's clearly a limb that is worth to be at the $500 price point IMO. I only wish I could shoot them side by side with a $1000 plus Hoyt Velos and compare them. I'd be curious how they compare. If you buy this riser without the limbs you are missing out IMO. I bought the bow in a 40# 19" config. I essential have a 35# 3d bow if dialed down, and can dial my hunting weight from 40# all the way to 50# with the same limb. It's so ingenious in it's cost effectiveness that the price starts to look rather cheap. Since I am a shelf shooter, the setup on this riser is just as ingenious. Highly adjustable and radiused (both shelf and sideplate). I would urge guys that into ILF's to try and shoot one at a dealer. It may not be for everyone but i think many will see just how unique it really is and how cost effective it can be to own one in some ways.