Yildiz and Ay, bows for Kids, Youth and me by Simsek Bow - Review

[@mithrandir6283]

Thank you, family Simsek for thinking of the kids and old folks, and thank you, Armin, for reviewing these bows with the honesty and integrity that we love about you!

[@dasMoto]

Who else, besides me, was thievishly looking forward to seeing Armin shoot with the children's bow? The big bow in 30# would be great, but for complete beginners the 25 is totally enough. Thanks for sharing!

[@jenjen7728]

It might not hit a hundred so it may not register. Thwack! Hundred 1 😂😂😂😂 That was PERFECT. This review was pure delight Armin, thanks for the JOY. Thank you Simsek Family for these beautiful bows. I was just wondering the other day why there wasn't something in this style to rival the Snake and here it is. Brilliant.

[@tammynfletcher]

Excellent starter bows that really perform in low poundage! Great job Simsek and another great review as usual.

[@bigernbladesmith]

For the price the bows look amazing. I myself already really enjoy my Simsek Sipahi. Great review as always Armin.

[@Alundrael]

I own these 2 bows and they are amazing for the price! Once again, Şimşek has surprised us with efficient bows looking like toys. Thanks guyz, and practice well!

[@Daylon91]

Great review I love lightweight bows so much fun and Simsek is quite professional in what they do. Cheers from a -15 day in Canada.

[@blindarchershaunhenderson3769]

Oh my god, those bows are so cute😀😀😀😀😀

[@bernabegomezmozun245]

Congratulations Simsek!!! Incredible bows. The next model should be scythian shape 34-36" draw lenght in #35-40 Make this in polyplastic and I will be your admirer forever. Awesome rewiev Armin...

[@Leverguns50]

Always wanted to build one of these style bows 👍

[@erestorhalfelvan7676]

really great review as always! the bows look really interesting.

[@UTxTheArchangel]

Its good to see bows like these. If a parent whom is an archery wants to get their kids into it, but don't have any of their own bows small enough or in low enough draw weight, bows like these made for kids are great. Especially because they can feel like they have a real bow vs having a cheap kiddie bow from like Walmart or something.

[@paweszymonjasinski7158]

I've got exactly the same turkish bow, using it for running archery and LARP games. Just amazing little fun bow. I made bow holster and put some leather to enlarge handle.

[@oimtom3631]

Thank you for this review which smacks of the spirit of Christmas, joy, fun, I even thought I heard a ho ho ho in the distance. great job christmasarmin

[@Spaceman_Spiff_74]

i could totally see this thing with some sinew backing and a piece of snake skin laid over it or some painted leather being a crazy cool and fun bow to look at and shoot!

[@sigmanarchery54]

That would make a great starter bow. I need to check it out thank you for another great review 👍🏼🏹🇺🇸 Merry Christmas and God Bless my friend.

[@ArminHirmer]

same to you :)

[@ZephrusPrime]

Arrows are flying really nice and straight.

[@jasonpercy184]

Those are great . A paint job or a little customization would be fun too. It's hard to find anything like those in the states .

[@EnriqueLUrcia]

Another very nice video Armin...but talking about pocket knifes. checkout the Higonokami Knifes. I have and love it! laminated steel.

[@taahiresau2523]

How do these compare to the Okcubaba 14lbser? are they a better choice for kids? or is there not much in it between the Yildiz and the Okcubaba Tozkaparan kids bow?

[@ArminHirmer]

Both fine for kids

[@bayouflats5054]

I’m ignorant of bow construction. I wonder if a person can take a very well made inexpensive lower weight bow and add/ laminate a strap of “something “ to make it more powerful. Just happened upon your channel and your video has sparked my interest. I love simplicity. Thanks for for efforts.

[@davidsalman8362]

LOL i was looking them up few days ago!! Thank you Armin Ustath! What's the highest Spine Arrows you have in the club? i'm not sure if i should get 1400 spine arrows cause there might be lighter and more flexible, i'd be grateful if you suggest me some youth arrows that go higher than 1400 spine🙏

[@ArminHirmer]

the max we have here is 800 :)

[@gediminasmorkys3589]

These are great! What is the strongest polyplastic bow you know of? (I like the idea of something that doesn't delaminate on the slightest misuse)

[@aggroalex5470]

Any good youth thumb rings to accompany those bows? I suppose the low weight would be less an issue but I know everyone's pain tolerance is different.

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

Wow.. that little thing shot 20gpp arrows... Wow

[@mbfloris612]

I hope Şimşek will adjust their shipping costs sometime. 50€ is quite a bit.

[@bethearrow675]

75 to Canada makes the bow I want almost 700 CAD. That's a lot of money for a bow of that nature.

[@Simsekbow]

you can contact us for a deal during this Christmas / New Year period :)

[@bethearrow675]

​@@Simsekbow Good to know. Your bows are very expensive for me here in Canada. I would like to try one one day but I would have to buy one to even try as I'm the only archer other than compound guys in my remote area.

[@mi3137]

not only for kids, but also for practising every day bow

[@dasMoto]

I did it, I watched the whole video, traveled back in time and postet first.

[@ArminHirmer]

hehe

[@dasMoto]

@@ArminHirmer kann mich nur nicht mehr erinnern, jetzt muss ich noch Mal gucken... Eng: but can't remember, have to watch again.

[@ArminHirmer]

@@dasMoto dachte ich mir schon. eng; thought so :D

[@dasMoto]

@@ArminHirmer hahahahha, - wir haben ja einen Bildungsauftrag. Eng: we have a picturing order.

[@ArminHirmer]

@@dasMoto hahahaha

[@kennetmattsson9069]

Hi Armin can you help me with detiles how to by a bow. I cant se aniware ware the adresses to the bow makers. I am thankful for anser. Kennet.

[@ArminHirmer]

all in the video description as mentioned: simsekbow.com/bows/simsek-ay simsekbow.com/bows/simsek-yildiz facebook.com/simsekbow.bursa www.etsy.com/shop/SimsekBow instagram.com/simsekbow/?

[@kennetmattsson9069]

@@ArminHirmer thank you for your anser i am very thankfull that you take your time. I have not decide witch bow i want. I have seen the monglian, syrian, turkish, tartar. But i have nott decide witch i realy want. Fore me its very importen that is beutiful to lok at and its handmade so fare it can be this days. I can wait som months to get the right bow its now hurry. So i wander if you mayby can help me with some adresses to the bow makers, company that i was rigten about. And if you want to give me some god advice on vey in to the bow world please do it in wery greatful. Sorry for may bad english it was a long time a go i was righting. Om wery thankfull if you take your time to me.Kennet

[@kennetmattsson9069]

I was forgett the korian bow to Kennet.

[@ArminHirmer]

@@kennetmattsson9069 in every of my videos, I left the link to the bow company. Just check which bow speaks to you and go from there

[@scotmcpherson]

Armin, the round targets you use that appear to be made from rush or from grass in the style of honey bee skeps. Do you make those yourself, or do you buy them? Sorry for the somewhat off topic question, but I wanted to post it on your most recent video.

[@ArminHirmer]

the round hay targets we used a long while ago, I got from Poland

[@karlsjostedt8415]

Thank you!

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

It's pretty kool.. I like it

[@danielruprecht8932]

It would be fun to decorate with paint, leather, maybe wrap with colorful thread or sinew🤔

[@ArminHirmer]

it is possible for sure :)

[@oimtom3631]

Hello, by the way, do you still have a code at Simsek ? practical question if there is one ! ^^

[@ArminHirmer]

not sure, they did not mention anything, but you can try :)

[@oimtom3631]

ok thanks that was just in case i take a cagan short you made me fall in love with this bow i take it in 40 pounds so I can recoil a little more than with my snake. I can't wait to have all this fun in my hands ^^, I wish I had coffee with it, it's also a matter of life and death for me haha, but I'll just start with a bow! Happy end of the year to you !

[@MartinBavin]

They look great but you've already cost me enough this year 😂

[@ArminHirmer]

soowwwwyyyyy

[@TheMasonator777]

I am getting older and one day I’ll be shooting a low poundage bow if I want to shoot at all. I’ll admit, it’s a bit sad to me for some reason I can’t put my finger on… Maybe it really shouldn’t be.

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

Bribery... Sometimes works... Lol

[@ArminHirmer]

with whom?

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

So... If I'm learning right... If I have a higher poundage bow... I'm gonna want LOWER number spine, right Armin

[@tammynfletcher]

Yes higher poundage = stiffer spine. Lower the number the stiffer they are.

[@kaikart123]

Oh so Armin is also a knife enthusiast. I see...

[@dasMoto]

You are new to this hu?

[@jenjen7728]

@@dasMoto 😂

[@ArminHirmer]

@@dasMoto hahahahaha

[@mustamuri]

✨🧸✨ 👶👏🏹

[@josipzagar57]

I was merely asking why he was using a thumb protector on a light bow that anybody can shoot with bare fingers. Why not use it on a 35 or 40lb bow, but I accept it.

[@ArminHirmer]

just because I do things differently :)

[@timothym9398]

To be fair, if you're practicing technique for your heavy bow, you should use the same protection on your light bow.

[@陳傑亮]

Personally, never get a Simsek bow again in my life. Terrible customer service, stay away if you don’t have much experience with archery.

[@ArminHirmer]

as I mentioned in my reviews, the bows might not be for a beginner. sorry for you bad experience.

[@strydyrhellzrydyr1345]

I would have said... Tell me... What EXACTLY is a proper Bow??? Explain??? To said commenter. Lol

[@ArminHirmer]

hahaha