Korean Warbow Monolith by Nawalny Bows - Review

[@babooticable]

이 제품 한국산이 아닌 폴란드 산입니다. 폴란드 회사가 한국의 조선 초기 전투용 활을 연구해서 재현했다고 합니다.

[@미숫가루찌개]

어쩌니.. 활이 은근 크더라...

[@하루에하나씩-h5g]

조선시대 군용각궁은 갑오개혁 이후로 실전됨.

[@thingschange.8815]

고마운 일이네요 한국도 전통문화에 신경을 써야 합니다

[@정의란-q8k]

그렇네요 고마운 일이네요 몽골이 세계 제패한 이유가 이런 활 때문임 말타고 쏘고 도망가고 도망가는 적군 말타고 쫒아가서 쏘고 기동성 면에서 아 맞다 도망가면서 빽샷 하면 절대 못막음

[@namhokim3932]

@@정의란-q8k 망구다이.

[@impmg]

Hi, I'm a South Korean and I really enjoyed this video. In the past, many Koreans including women and children enjoyed shooting bows and it was our tradition. I heard that we had the advanced technique to make the traditional bows but we lost many things during the Japanese occupation(1910-1945) and Korean war(1950-1953). I always wanted to learn shooting traditional Korean bows but I couldn't have the opportunity to learn it. Thanks for your video. It was very interesting for me. Hope you try more traditional Korean bows! Have a great day :) [P.S. Many people say that Korea was the country of Bow. China was the country of Spear. Japan was the country of Sword.]

[@mao4253]

Additionally, I can say thanks for Japan & China, our bow culture has been developed. Because they has invaded us continually 😄😄

[@yhjo9488]

먼 소리에여 일본이 검의 나라라니 ㅋㅋㅋ백제 없었으면 ㅈ도 없던 놈들임

[@soberaffr]

@@yhjo9488 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@joshlee850]

추신에 다른나라 부가설명은 필요하지 않을것 같아요

[@bagdouche9236]

@@yhjo9488 백제빠는 반일국뽕충은 뭐다? 전라디언이다 ㅋㅋ 역시과학 존 라 도

[@PrideDefiler]

Wow... to think a Polish bowmaker have done a thorough research on the early Joseon bow, and replicated it with modern materials to the small details and also includes historical texts in Korean language in the package. Love the effort on the authenticity! Amazing bow maker and an amazing reveiw!

[@Drax658]

Despite the reputation the Polish people may have on the world, we have many many great professionals although they might not be well know outside of Poland 😉

[@papparira]

@@Drax658To jest kanał o łucznictwie ,więc daruj sobie te patriotyczne kawałki o uciemiężonym narodzie ,którego nikt nie docenia.Jeśli Ci na tym zależy to zmieniaj wizerunek kraju swoimi czynami ale nie pokazuj że cieszy Cię każdy rzucony ochłap.

[@Drax658]

@@papparira No i proszę na anglojęzycznym kanale spotykasz rodaka i okazuje się, że to burak 🤦

[@papparira]

@@Drax658Tak właśnie zakładałem że po tym co wypisujesz, tyś Dominiku w chłopskiej zagrodzie chowany i pewnie mnie nie zrozumiesz. Ale miałem też nadzieję ,że może tym razem los się do mnie uśmiechnie i będziesz jedną z tych zagubionych duszy w której tli się jeszcze iskra bohatyrów naszych.....cóż nadziej umiera ostatnia.

[@Drax658]

@@papparira Coż... nadzieja matką głupich. Pozdrów mamę ode mnie!

[@yesno9065]

It is said that the string material of the bow during the Joseon Dynasty was made by synthesizing cattle tendon, cattle horn powder, and cotton thread with an adhesive. Then you can control the tension of the string.

[@HOSAS_Gaming]

Not horns of a regular cattle, but of a Buffalo, which has never existed in the Korean territory at once; so they must be imported from countries far south. They were proper "strategic material" that the government tried its best to procure and secure. It just shows how seeious they were.

[@shame623]

I can feel the power of the bow in the sound of the bow

[@늑대왕]

2:18 translation : - A precious artifact which has the most perfect condition of Joseon Military Bow( Warbow) - It had arrived around 1910 to this museum, and surprisingly it had its bowstring on its place since then, and until now. - This artifact may let us know that the thing around the entire bow is the core(not sure about this since I’m not a bow expert), not the string. - Although the upper piece lost its strength so that the balance is leant to the lower piece, this shows us the representative character of our ancient military bow(Warbow) which is winding up the Hanji(one of the Korean traditional paper) around the middle of the bow handle, instead of just thickening it. By the way, there was a documentary in here about korean bows and they suggested about the Korean Horn Bow made with sculpted Water Buffalo Horn was the best. Ever heard of it or interested?

[@roadlee3322]

흑각궁이라고 해서 물소뿔을 이용해 만드는 각궁으로 고려시대에 최초로 사용함 단 가격이 비싸고 물소는 중국에서 수입해와야 했기에 후대에선 중국이 한반도 활을 두려워해 수출을 금지하기도 했음 각궁의 제작기술은 일제강점기에 대부분소실되어 지금은 복원하고 있지만 복원에 성공했다는 얘기도 있고 흑각궁은 적은 힘으로 높은장력을 만들기때문에강력하지만 가격 이나 유지비용이 비싸서 양반들도 함부로소지하지 못함 대체로 왕이 하사해야될정도로 과거에도 비싼무기였음

[@HistoricalWeapons]

Awesome bow. Some people in the warbow community say the weight needs to be a certain amount like 100lbs but I disagree, it depends on the culture that used the bow for war. In this case the Koreans using 60lbs is historical accurate

[@kmarchery]

So I can claim myself as a war bow shooter ? I use a Kaya Firefox 60@31 for pole archery . And I own a hawang ( I'm butchering the spelling ) That's the same . Lol I've got a buddy working his way to draw 110 pound Tiron He will think of shooting me if I tease him with that . Cheers

[@HistoricalWeapons]

@@kmarchery the problem is the warbow word, its war + bow, which implies anything relevant with war. I think the words like heavy bow would be more appropriate

[@kmarchery]

@@HistoricalWeapons War bow is a compromise from what I understand . An attempt to seperate English long bow which is more accurate to refer to the Regency era rebirth of archery in English society as a past time . Loades refered to horse bows used in warfare as being lower weights and for good reason . Try and draw 150 pounds from a horse . I tried to do a video with a barrel n a saddle . ( I don't have access to horse and a barrel removes a living breathing animal with a mind of its own ) To replicate his suggestion of shorter draw from horseback. Didn't get very good footage . I had two helpers and my lack of for thought n planning ment they just got in my way . That and pandemic lockdowns . disruption of this and other ideas .

[@kmarchery]

@@HistoricalWeapons I also have a bar stool with a saddle . Pulled it out and did a short fool around video ,with a sarmat hankyu Yumi . It was short n silly . Tried a parthian shot . I couldn't really raise myself In saddle so it was less than graceful

[@kmarchery]

@@HistoricalWeapons That's great ,good hopes for that . I am suspecting it will be a challenging adventure. Bow type depending I will predict 90 as a safe upper limit . Since an increased risk of shoulder injury since engaging the back may be more challenging on a moving animal. Saddle type would be and aid . Though I doubt any modern saddles give enough support??? I bet your suggestion in first comment of 50/60 pounds will be accurate . Especially if it requires a bit of speed at multiple targets . The other factor would be target distance. Don't need as high of a weight at shorter distances from horse back to be effective or potentially effective since I don't think I have seen any form of methodology of effectiveness presented by anyone . Horses complicate that especially staying safe . I look forward to seeing your videos on this subject .

[@pss0584]

Good to see Korean bows are acknowledged in Europe. You got further into using that thumb protection(깍지), I really appreciate that.

[@AAAXCZSDAFAF]

we korea love china. china is best aliance in korea history. we korea and china will never forgive japan

[@snow._aa-i7v]

@@AAAXCZSDAFAF no, all of koreans are hate china

[@Nightcharms]

⁠@@AAAXCZSDAFAFwow, another people who didnt learn history. you china helped north korea, not south korea. Learn more kid. Using that rising sun flag? LoL

[@박철수철수-s5n]

​@@AAAXCZSDAFAF국뽕 좀 그만해라.........쪽팔린다.......;

[@user-rice_juice]

​@@박철수철수-s5n저건 국뽕이 아니고 억까라고 하는게 더 맞을 듯

[@milktealove]

Hi, I'm a Korean archer, it is good to see this kind of cross-cultural exchange among traditional archers. The thumb ring you are using (which is the 'female' type) should be used with your index fingers over your thumb, not with your index fingers over the protruding part of the ring. It should be used just as if you were pulling with your thumb, and the ring merely adds a bit of protective layer on your raw thumb skin. You would need to buy or make a 'male' type ring if you want to use the grip that you use in the video.

[@milktealove]

Just to add: the terms 'male' and 'female' rings have to do with the shape of the rings and nothing to do with the gender of the archer. The female type is widely used across many tribes in the Asian steppes who use the same type of horn bow. It is especially suitable for mounted archery. The male type is (as far as I know) unique to Korea and was used mainly among foot archers. They say it is better for pulling very heavy bows, but I personally find them uncomfortable. Beware, if you are not used to the 'male ' grip and keep pulling heavy bows you could end up with a (temporarily) blackened thumb.

[@milktealove]

@@老碧昂-满洲撒放 english?

[@kkkkuh12]

@@老碧昂-满洲撒放 ummmm.....whta

[@forgotmyusername2]

@@老碧昂-满洲撒放 English translation please

[@AAAXCZSDAFAF]

we korea love china. china is best aliance in korea history. we korea and china will never forgive japan

[@flynight1110]

역시 솔직한것이 제일인거 같다. 좋든 나쁘든 진솔한 리뷰가 100% 좋다

[@yundorri]

Nice Video. To show my appreciation, I translated the Korean words in information paper at 2:18 . This is the valuable artifact the most preserved Bow of Joseon Military Forces. . It seems that the museum had obtained in 1910s, and surprisingly the string have been loaded until now since exibited. . By this heritage, what revealed is the stuff coiled whole bow body is not 'string' but 'Sim'. (Sim is the tendon of cow.) . The upper side arm of this bow is more curved than lower side arm but the handle is not thick and is wrapped in what is assumed to be HanJi. (HanJi is the Korean traditional paper.) These characteristics show this is the typical Korean Military Bow.

[@tae-whankim9821]

This just popped up on my youtube feed. I know nothing about archery...but this man seems like a master. His shooting seems so smooth, and with such ease.

[@ArminHirmer]

Thank you

[@jimlahey5623]

Because these are low weight bows actually

[@komentatorboladunia]

@@ArminHirmer Hi Sir, so, in conclusion, this is the best bow you've ever tested?

[@ogre5184]

07:50, in Korea, there is a legend that like Excalibur it tells there was a bow no man could get the string on it but one day a man showed up and done it, later day he established a country named Goguryo

[@수연-h8c8c]

그리스 신화에도 비슷한거 있지 않나

[@def_kim]

@@수연-h8c8c 오디세우스

[@grsportm]

Jumong

[@시우-x6v]

주몽설화네용

[@Marmocet]

Very beautiful bow and another top notch review. Thanks to Armin, I think I am going to have to build another bow rack because I've run out of room on the last one I built. My house is now practically an arsenal for a 13th century army.

[@안형섭-b6y]

So, I am a Korean watching the video about a man from Malta using Korean traditional bow made in Poland. What a wonderful world:)

[@ArminHirmer]

Hahaha yeah

[@diewahrheituberfakten4800]

Europeans are a talented people!

[@amsd1231]

I don't know why this videos was recommended to me but I enjoyed it. KZbin magic I guess. The your bow and shooting got me interested but I stayed for the beautiful background. The ancient walls, green foliage, and colorful flowers. Where ever you are it's a beautiful place.

[@__Kimes]

All hale the Algorithm

[@DK-ut8cx]

same here never thought I would ever watch someone shooting bow. enjoyed it tho lol

[@강태민-h6o]

Man I love this guy. His review is so chill and his voice is so good. What a review

[@tevigilang1110]

I think Lukasz Nawalny is the greatest bowyer today...I like the mongolian design more, but this korean bow design is 60/60, what a perfect bow👍 love your review Armin

[@gwagth]

Every Korean city has ranges, mostly have more than two Have a visit there and try it all of club members and instructors are welcome you guys The place call 국궁장( bow shooting range)

[@dopetv4602]

태훈아 짧은 영어로 쓰느라 고생했다

[@kkk-fn1oe]

광씨가 있어?

[@베룩이]

@@kkk-fn1oe 곽

[@purpose-seeker]

This is one of the most beautiful bows you have reviewed until now!!! Still waiting for the vid with your top 10 😉

[@AAAXCZSDAFAF]

we korea love china. china is best aliance in korea history. we korea and china will never forgive japan

[@nadalark00]

@@AAAXCZSDAFAF ABOSOLUTELY NOT TRUE

[@하루에하나씩-h5g]

조선 각궁은 갑오개혁 이후로 실전되서 지금은 만드는방법을 모릅니다. 현재 만들어지는 전통 각궁은 민간용이라 군용이랑은 차이가 있음. 물론 현대기술과 소재로 그 당시 군용 각궁 쉽게 재현 가능하지만 전통 방식은 지금 현재 아무도 못만듬.

[@Hammerick_capitol]

그 부분은 개인적으로 참 안타까운 부분이네요 ㅜㅜ

[@dubu999]

심지어 사법도 실전되어 활터마다 쏘는 방식이 중구난방.. 자랑인 편전도 실전되어 정확히 어떻게 쏘는지 백퍼센트 고증은 불가능하고 전투용 활은 말씀대로 실전.. 활의 국가라 자부하지만 슬픈 민낯임

[@ijjihg-l8h]

@@dubu999 아쉽네요 강점기때문에 실전된게 넘나 많음

[@김현규-w9m]

하긴... 군용으로 만들어야돼서 어교, 특히 민어부레를 쓰지 않았을수도 있겠네요.

[@choyee2326]

와.. 이건 처음 알았네요.. 정보추!

[@whitetiger2501]

일단 유투버분과 폴란드 회사가 감사 하네요. 고증 연구하는 분의 말씀에 따르면 임진왜란 당시에도 전쟁에 사용 하는 궁은 고자가 영상속 선고자 방식(한국 몽고 터키), 사냥 레저용은 현재 대부분의 국궁들이 사용 하는 평고자 방식을 썼다고 합니다.

[@jareth7456]

I've been wanting to get a good look at this bow for awhile now and I am not disappointed, now I'm tempted to get it 🤔

[@suk-kyounghong7277]

Wow~ perfect score for Korean bow !! Your testing method for bow is very scientific and very impressive to me.

[@bangmo7]

1. The bow filmed is a modernized version with modern composite. In the old days there was no such material. They used multi layers. Then the bond matters. Adhesives do not work since there is difference of length between layers. Koreans found that a material made from croaker air bladder works like adhesive but still support the multi layer by letting the layers slide. Actually it is not adhesive. It forms numerous mini teeth on the surface. When you pull the teeth slide and fit into neiboring slots. This can be observed only my microscope. So either the ancient Koreans have impossible eyesight or were perseverant and lucky enough to hit upon the right material. 2. The shoulder draw is about 20 cm longer than the Western lip draw. So it needs less muscle. The release force acts longer and the acceleration stronger . The longer draw is not good for quick shooting. Still does not matter since Koreans used it from long distance. They practice with targets 145 meter far. With tubes shooting shorter and heavier arrows your target can be put a couple of hundreds of meters. I guess they used this weapon as snipers. In Korea a lot of mountains valleys creeks. 70% of the land. This is a terrain for snipers and hunters. For Chinese hard to conquer and little to exploit. For mounted nomadic army not much to feed their horses and cattles. Only people who has the full set of knowhow for making food out of littoral sea, river, field, mountain could help starving. This is the secret how this ancient people could maintain their identity neiboring the formidable Chinese and nomads. For example they fought more than 30 years against Mongols. It took only two weeks for Mongols to conquer Samarkand.

[@akma3235]

nice bs

[@fabulous090]

Wow....I'm Korean I'm very impressed with your video. Your posture using the bow is very elegant and dignified!!

[@3houndrecordings]

I love how excited you are. I still get that excited when I pick up my mongolian mounted recurve bow. I'm going to try a Korean although it doesn't look like there's much difference between them but I'll give one a go

[@trex1448]

the korean bow had incorporated more technology in its construction with local materials but they are from same origin

[@N0rnagest]

Korean styled bows seem to combine many of the desired qualities of 'traditional' bows (speed, light weight, draw length... etc) ... but at the cost of being more demanding of the archer to shoot.... I don't have a Korean Bow (yet)... but this is on my wish list.

[@letssee8397]

HIgher performance does seem to require higher skill when there's nothing between the user and the equipment, like an F1 race car, etc.

[@formyfaterland]

어렸을 때 양궁부 들어서 연습해본 적 있는데 화살촉 분리되는 것 때문에 생각보다 돈이 드는 취미고, 저런 공간까지 있으면 여유가 있으신 분인듯. 한국에서도 역대 왕조 귀족층은 활을 거의 필수 교양과목으로 했으니 테니스, 골프와 함께 상당히 귀족적인 취미활동..

[@MahalalelLeeDokyun]

활은 꼭 귀족들만의 취미가 아니었습니다. 활쏘기는 선비들에게도 장려했고~ 여자들과 아이들도 활을 많이 쏘았습니다.

[@GuNdAmWiThYoU]

@@MahalalelLeeDokyun 하지만 결국 성능으로 화승총에 밀리고 마는데...

[@MahalalelLeeDokyun]

@@GuNdAmWiThYoU 화승총은... 연사력이 부족하고... 재장전이 오래 걸리죠. 활은... 숙련자라면... 연사 속도가 화승총보다는 빠릅니다.

[@선각자프라이모디얼]

​@@MahalalelLeeDokyun영국장궁은 분당 12발임 반면 머스킷은 숙련자조차 분당 2발이 최대고 3~5발 쏘면 반드시 약실 청소해야됨

[@whisperer1705]

​@@MahalalelLeeDokyun조선군 3분의 2는 활을 다룰줄 알았으 그만큼 활의 민족임

[@jubok8590]

Korean traditional horn bow is made with oak, bamboo, mulberry trees and attached tendon outside and horn of water buffalo inside of the bow. The bow is attached with fish glue. To protect from moisture, the bow is covered with the bark of birth tree or peach tree. Of course, you can see Go-Ja(고자), which is a kind of shock absorber.

[@ArminHirmer]

yes, we know that and the one in the video is made with modern materials

[@sky-rx5lj]

The KZbin algorithm brought me here. His bow is excellent and his voice is so gentle.

[@e이유리]

영어는 잘 모르겠지만 우리나라 화살이 위력이 세다는 건 알겠네....활 예쁘당.구독하고 갈게요 +헐 뭐야 좋아요 왤케 많지?

[@ArminHirmer]

thank you

[@babooticable]

이거 폴란드 회사에서 만든 제품이내요. ㄷㄷㄷ 입니다.

[@mimimimi9946]

편전도 쏴보시면 좋으실텐뎅

[@왕자탄백마-i4e]

@@mimimimi9946 편전 위력을 잘 나타내려면 굉장히 먼거리의 장소가 필요할걸요

[@유튜브답글알람꺼놓음]

@@mimimimi9946 편전 ㄹㅇ 좋죠. 편전 쏘고 추격 쏘고 편전 쏘고 추격 쓰고 이러면서 그라나에서 드벤크룬까지 도망칠 수 있어요.

[@private_lion]

I am more impressed by the beauty of this bow than by the power of it.

[@SupporterYi]

kekeke that curve (3) is normal in Korean culture! I actually was surprised by the simplicity of foreign bows

[@박재준-l1u]

한국인들끼리 영어로 말하네ㅋㅋ

[@오와우-h2g]

@@SupporterYi 아...

[@복숭아녹차-u3i]

@@SupporterYi 머..멈춰!

[@한얼굴]

The bow is not originally a direct-fire weapon. It is a howitzer weapon. The distance from the target is 145 meters. There is also a way to shoot arrows called pyeon-jeon, which was introduced in the movie "War of the Arrows(2011)".

[@ArminHirmer]

of course, my archery is just not long enough :)

[@유승용svjaos]

이 사람도 편전 알아요 편전우리나라만 쓰던게 아니고 터키에서도 같은 무기가 이미 있어서... 이분이 예전에 리뷰 한거 보면 있어요...

[@Panorama-memory]

활은 당연히 직사로도 쏩니다.

[@rcislariu]

What about the Manchu archers and the english bowmen who more or less used direct fire as the main way of shooting. I mean you can harass enemies from afar but the real damage is in the 30 - 40 meters range.

[@dileb112]

You're right, Armin, this bow fits you perfectly! 😀 Incredible bend, reflex and overall look! Simply Wow

[@yousinyoung]

I have no idea about bows but you look so happy which makes me happy too

[@jinm7635]

Swietnie video! Cześć~ jestem koreanski. I used to do korean archery a while ago. It is quite astonishing a polish is reviewing a korean bow. You seemed quite experienced with various bows, some details were out of my expectation. I hereby write some additional information that might help. Hope it would be helpful somewhat with my lack of knowledge and veterancy. To begin with, you should know a major purpose of korean bows was horseback shooting. For that, they had to be short(easy to carry while horseride) and flexible(to gain more energy with that short body). This is the reason body is made of two different materials(normally wood and bull's horn) since inner and outer body parts take different pressures(easy to understand if you think of aircraft wings). As to shooting stance, you can't shoot an arrow stably with two-finger pulling on a horseback. That is why you pull sling with thumb in a fist. The wooden piece in a box you present early in this video is used for pulling thumb, and it is called 깍지(ggak-ji). There are two types of it, each called 숫-깍지/암-깍지(Sut/Am). Tho there is no official/formal format of stance(due to data loss and regional difference), most ranges and masters recommend you to pull the sling just before end of arrow head, which means you should bend the bow til it goes like ㄷ and arrow-tail must be placed over your chin unlike western stance(if you have choosen proper arrow with length and head weight for your bow). Unlike modern(western) archery stance in which your body toward 90' from target, your body core should head about 45' of the target. Ah and! Normal shooting distance for korean archery is 145m! Dzienki!

[@이순신-m3h]

Amazing Bow! Korea is also known as the Country of the Bow with regards to its military prowess and was famous for waging and winning wars against numerically superior enemies with its mastery of the bow and military technology. All the founders and famous military leaders of various Korean empires and dynasties were amazing marksmen. Jumong of Goguryeo or Holy King of the East Jumong was said to be a legendary marksman and had a bow that only he could use. Hyeokgeose of Silla, Taejo of Goryeo, Yi Seong-gye of Joseon, Emperor Gojong of the Empire of Korea, Admiral Yi Sun-shin, Kim Yu-shin, Yeon Gaesomun, Kwon Yul, and Eulji Mundeok are historically known as skilled archers.

[@AAAXCZSDAFAF]

we korea love china. china is best aliance in korea history. we korea and china will never forgive japan

[@atomicgromit]

​@@AAAXCZSDAFAF뭔 중국을 사랑해? 국민들 대상 조사 비호감 1위가 중국인데.. 글 좀 그만 싸재껴라..

[@tv-vu3dp]

@@AAAXCZSDAFAF Most Koreans don't like China, so don't tell false information.

[@jinwoochoi6675]

yo I like your post about the real truth behind Tienanman square. Glory to the 'new' CCP!​@@AAAXCZSDAFAF

[@Panorama-memory]

I noticed one thing after watching your video. The scenes in the movie when a flying arrow is hit with a sword are nonsense. I enjoyed the video. Forget the internet experts you see in the comments. Real experts don't talk like that.

[@jayatlga]

Love the bow! Fine art and craftsmanship from Joseon era (조선시대) in Korea. It's no secret that Koreans are among the best archers in the world. As a Korean-American, very proud indeed. Thank you for sharing.

[@ArminHirmer]

Thank you for your kind words

[@jayatlga]

@@ArminHirmer forgot to add damn fine archery skill sir!

[@borachoi6085]

When you're actually a Korean and there is Armin Hirmer being more Korean than you are.

[@roysmith7087]

Certain bows 🏹 are just a magical experience like that. It's like it's a creation made exactly for you to complement you in every way. It targets in so naturally, and the only thing that restricts you is your own skills and time with the bow 🏹 And proper arrows to match

[@오니33]

60정도 면 일반 궁이군요 전에 45쓰신던거 같던데 전쟁시 장수들이 쓰던게 90정도라고하니 갑옷을 직접 노릴만 했겠죠

[@rcn810]

60정도면 현재에선 강궁에 속합니다. 보통 활좀 쏜다는분들이 50파운드 중반대입니다. 옛날엔 국가의 존망이 걸려있으니 사생결단으로 쏘느라 90파운드니 120파운드니 쏜거지 60파운드만 되도 타고난 근력이 없으면 보통사람들은 절반도 못당깁니다. 실제로 현재의 개량국궁도 70파운드 이상은 특별히 따로 주문하지 않는 이상 만들지 않습니다.

[@hallobinary]

옛날에 우리 활의 사거리가 엄청나서 적국이 함부로 처들어오기 힘들었다고 합니다. 제조법 또한 비밀이었고 지금은 다큐로도 많이 나와서 일반인들도 아시는분이 많더라구요. 생각해보면 저런 성능좋은 활이 그 당시는 군사력입니다.

[@power-ky3oi]

적국이 존나 자주 빈번하게 그저 산보하듯이 처들어 왔었는데요?

[@상현달Halfmoon]

@@AB-nf3dr 사실 활보다도 산을 이용하거나 지형을 이용한 전투가 기가 막혔죠

[@햇빛목공소]

코로나를 이겨내면 한국 활장인님과 궁시장님 만나면 너무 좋아하실것 같아요

[@pre-dom9896]

Dear Armin H. --- I recommend you to Try "Pyon-jeon" < 편전/ 片箭 / Shorty Arrow/Half Arrow > - The best Korean Arrow- lethal weapon.

[@woohyunchoi3260]

이전에 국궁을 수련했던 기억이 나네요 ㅎㅎ 영상의 궁사님은 양궁식으로 활을 당기고 계시지만, 실제로 국궁을 당길 때에는 머리 위에서 활을 잡고 당기는 손을 거의 귀까지 당겨내리는 식으로 쏩니다. 곡사에 가까운 화살 이동때매 은근 과녁 맞추기가 어려운...조상님들이 정말 대단하다고 느꼈습니다 ㅋㅋ 우리 국궁 참 매력적이에요~

[@gerughigiulio9190]

활을 머리 위로 들어올리는 동작... 이거는 족보에 있는 동작인지 심히 의심스러우며 저분은 깍지를 제대로 사용하고 있는만큼 동작에 흠잡을데가 없습니다. 귀 뒤까지 당기지 못하는건 활의 장력이 높아서이기 때문입니다. 더구나 오히려 145m 곡사에만 만족하는 국궁계에서 완전히 망각을 해버린 중요한 동작인 내려쏘기를 시도하는 등 활쏘기에 대한 이해도는 저분이 국궁 회원들보다 좋습니다.

[@이도연-m3u]

두분모두 일리가 있는 말씀이군요. 다만. 활쏘기에 대한 이해도의 우열을 말씀 하신것은 오해의 소지가 있을듯합니다. 분야가 다르다고 할수 있겠지요. 세계 곳곳의 여러활을 접해본 다양하고 방대한 경험은 저분이 탁월하겠지만. 우리나라 국궁인들도 나름 깊이있게 활을 이해하고 있는 것이겠습니다. 부언하자면... 각궁을 가지고 수련하는 명궁님들은 활을 제작할수 있을 정도로 각궁에 대한 깊은 이해도가 있으니까요. 게다가 휘어지고 굽어진 물소뿔을 켜고 펴서 제작하는 것이기에 모양이 틀어지거나 뿔이 갈라지거나 심이 끊어지는 등의 문제에 대처하고 다루는 이해도를 저분이 어떻게 넘볼수 있겠습니까? 서로 다른분야를 비교 평가할수는 없는 문제이지요. 저 활은 폴랜드에서 조선의 군사용 활을 재현한 것이라는 댓글이 보이는군요. 메이드인 코리아가 아니라는거죠. 줌통의 배가 부르지 않고 아래가 굵은 모양은 옛 활이 아랫장 탄력을 강하게 하여 원거리를 쏠때 유용하도록 한것인데 영상의 습사모습은 주로 윗장의 탄력을 쓰는 것으로 보여집니다. 수렵이든 전쟁이든 원거리 사법이 주로 많이 쓰였겠지요. 단 기마궁술의 경우는 근거리 사법이 유용했을 것이고요. 현재 궁궁활터 쏨세들을 볼때면... 중원의 사법이나 일본 규도의 영향을 받은것 같이 여겨지는 궁체들도 많습니다. 거궁시에 머리위로 높이드는 모습은 일본 규도에서 보여지는 것이고요. 만작시에 윗동이 돌아가 흡사 양궁자세와 같이 왼어깨가 펴지는 모습은 중원의 사법 영향이 아닐까 합니다. 현재 국궁 활터에서의 궁체는 크게 두가지 성향으로 구분지어 볼수 있는데 앞으로 미는 궁체와 옆으로 미는 궁체죠. 줌통의 배가 홀쭉하지 않고 통통하고 밋밋한 모양은 하삼지로 흘려잡기를 구사 하였을때 요즘의 활이 옛것보다 위 아랫장 탄력차를 적게주어 그런거죠. 발시할때 국궁의 활시위는 원호를 그리게 되므로 줌팔이나 왼가슴을 스치지 않는것이니 비틀어 쏘는것이라. 소위 쪼와서쏜다. 또는 짜서쏜다. 하는 말이지요. 반면에 양궁의 경우는 활시위가 직진 하기에 줌팔이나 왼가슴에 보호대를 필요로 하는 것입니다. 영상의 시연자는 줌통을 흘려잡지도 반바닥으로 비틀어 쪼아 밀지도 않았으니 국궁 사법과는 거리가 있어 보이는거죠. 따라서 활의 윗장 탄력 위주의 사법이고요. 국궁은 아랫장 탄력을 중시하기에 원거리 사법에 맞는것이고 우리활을 저렇게 쏘면 자연히 화살에 힘이 실리지 않지요. 태권도의 정권지르기가 참고될겁니다. 비틀어 끊는 동작이지요. 주먹이 회전하고 끊어치는 순간에 힘이 배가되는 것이지요. 양궁처럼 윗동이 회전하여 옆으로 미는 동작은 복싱의 스트레이트가 참고될 것입니다. 주먹이 회전하지를 않지요. 활시위도 마찬가지.... 시위 소리부터가 달라집니다. 국궁활을 회전없이 쏘게되면 철퍽거리거나 턱턱하는 소리가 나며 왼팔에 충격이 전해져 엘보가 오기도 하고 맹렬하게 진동하는 화살대가 중통을 쳐서 작게는 찍찍 소리가 섞여들리고 크게는 장작패는 소리가 나게되죠. 출전피도 마모가 심해지고 화살대도 상하며 줌팔도 무사하지 못합니다. 노련한 궁사의 시윗소리는 쓕쓕! 병마개 따는소리 비슷하게 들리죠. 시윗소리가 맑고 경쾌할수록 모든 에너지가 화살에 온전히 실리는 것입니다. 그럴때 쏘아진 화살도 마치 로케트처럼 요동없이 아름다운 궤적을 그리게 되지요. 좌우로 꼬리질을 하거나 위아래로 꺼떡이거나 비스듬히 날아가는 화살은 부끄럽게 여기는 것입니다.

[@Seong_gae_al]

I am Korean. i'm so happy to see you use my country's bow!

[@justdxit]

The bows I saw in Korean TV dramas and movies didn't seem that powerful. I didn't think it would kill someone. But after watching this video, one arrow is enough to go to the next world.

[@alstjrqkr689]

Poor editing i guess😅

[@두비두비-h7e]

that's kind of sugar bottle in the movie.

[@gagida1829]

actually, the real composite bows back in the 14, 15th century is muc stronger than this one.

[@ersatzvitamin1]

ISEKAI HERE I COME

[@jake4194]

And most korean bows used in war were twice as powerful as this one is! this one is only 55#, they used to be made 80-140# in draw weight!

[@loiskim5685]

The shooting sound is very light and good. I can feel the taut string. If you like to know more Korean warbow and arrow, I recommend to searching for "애깃살" . I don't know it's English name. but It's a secret ultimate arrow. I think you like it.

[@akkim2976]

In Korean archery ranges, the targets are 145 meters away (about 150 yards). You are supposed to aim way higher. You will be able to enjoy that nice bow even more if you can try further targets.

[@ArminHirmer]

yepp, but the range here is just 30m, so what can I do :)

[@akkim2976]

I love your video. It’s a really nice review!

[@zdenekoldrichmarek2867]

Thankyou for introduceing this bow I always understood the Korean Bows were laminated with wooden elements but the Horn Bows being more for cerymonies/cerimonial roles?The price is not dramatic but can be afforded for the quality you get.Well Done Sir,Be Blessed.

[@Doody두디]

말투가 먼가 밥아저씨가 생각나네요..영어라 이해는 못해도 듣고만 있어도 마음이 편한해지는ㅋㅋ

[@modularwin4774]

나도 그런 느낌!!

[@Minsang1st]

탕 쏘고 참 쉽죠잉 할것같음

[@matthewmaxcy1574]

Absolutely amazing ...

[@polione78]

정말 멋진영상 리뷰 감사합니다. 전에도 다른엉상을 봤지만 한국활을 다루니까 너무 재밌네요. 한국활장인이 직접만드신 조선 각궁도 꼭 리뷰해주시면 좋겠네요.

[@ziranwolf2696]

What a beautifully shaped bow! It is well outside of my “justifiable” price range, but thanks for the great review, so that I can enjoy it vicariously through your excitement. Cheers

[@ziranwolf2696]

I even like all the Tatar”ish” aspects; the additional brace height, narrower arrow pass and longer extreme siyahs. If someone had to squeeze a complaint ( more of a preference), out of me…I would like it better with Korean tips. This is still a spectacular weapon.

[@unknown-np7vs]

단순 체험+ 리뷰인데 훈수두려는 사람이 넘 많다..

[@Miles_Link]

보니까 10꼰대들이 몰려와서 발광중이더군요.

[@marksmithcollins]

이창호 바둑판 언박싱영상에 기원할배들 와서 쌍지팡이짚는격

[@user_IVVVI]

@@marksmithcollins 비유ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@recruit4714]

ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@바람발자국]

단순체험이라해도 우리나라 각궁이 아닌데 한국각궁이라고 소개를 하고 영상을 찍으니 그러는거 겠지요

[@김태균-j7z]

우리나라 대한민국 활이 좋다.그래도 알아주는 외국인이 있어서 고맙다.👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷👏👏👏

[@babooticable]

하지만, 제품은 폴란드 회사가 조선초기 전투용 활을 연구해서 재현한 것이라고 합니다.

[@jeungsangnam4144]

아쉽게도 활줄거는 고자잎에서 양양고자의 모양을 보면 한국의 것이라기보다는 터키의 각궁과 더 닮았습니다.

[@3en6ql2h5j]

조선초 활들의 특징입니다. 선고자활 이거나 만주궁과 디자인이 비슷해요. 요즘 쓰는 형태의 각궁은 좀 더 후대의 물건입니다.

[@ovloh]

그러네요. 그런데 60/60. 거의 완벽한다는거죠..

[@freakinchicken]

@@jeungsangnam4144 오금 부위를 보면 국궁과 더 닮았다는 생각도 듭니다

[@wethenorth783]

I’m here after Korean won the 🥇

[@VeryHappyAmmo]

Lol when DON'T Koreans win the gold!?

[@PK-eo8kp]

Koreans absolutely dominated 🥇 🥇

[@phantom-rider]

Koreans always dominate 😂

[@tmrrhph5531]

It can be rude to other foreign players but our players always say that becoming national player is harder than the gold medal in olympics😅

[@TheAnonymousSword]

I have great respect for the korean shooting tradition and absolutely love the korean bows.

[@nathanielbaptiste9088]

That is an awesome powerful bow

[@MsGoodstuffs]

thx for the nice and professional review! That bow looks like a masterpiece :)

[@Putputputgim]

고대 중국인이 한국인을 부를 때 그들은 동쪽에 사는 활 쏘는 민족이라고 불렀답니다. 현재 한국 양궁은 40년째 금메달을 따고 있답니다. 저희 4:04 아버지는 60대의 몸으로 한국활로 150m의 타겟을 맞춥니다. 전투용 활이기에 45도로 사격을 가합니다.

[@josephstearn3393]

I own a Nawalny bow. It’s very good. It cost a lot. I’m nit picking here but I think the horn effect on Grozer bows is nicer looking. Also one of the leather string pads has crushed down quickly leaving the bow buzzy. My bow was decorated and looks great, however the finish has little details out of place, like spots of paint here and there. I really like the bow and shoot with it all the time, I just think it’s worth mentioning these details, especially with price tags like this.

[@ukasznawalny7038]

Thank you for opinion. We had few report about string bridges problems, now we send always extra bridge . I dont paint myself, cooperate with pro artists. Always try to control quality of paintings but sometimes small mistakes just happens, a lot of complicated handmade work, humans are only humans. But anyway I still try to improve my bows in all possible way

[@lucidd4103]

This look amazing. And you have to admire the original one when you see the limb doing almost a full circle at rest, this is to show how far the craftsmanship went back in the days.

[@bigernbladesmith]

I was already a Nawalny fan. Now I must buy this bow. Great review.

[@N.A.George-zz6qk]

At about 0:06 I started looking at the tree in the background. Is that an Acacia saligna? I did my PhD on that species.

[@Tystros]

Bow looks great! I wish it would be available in more than 80#@31" though... When I read "warbow" I hoped Nawalny might go up to something like 150# possible max draw weight with this or so. I like heavy bows, so I think regarding Korean bows I'll have to stay with my 100#@31" Daylite Monarq until some other company/bowyer makes at least a bow with a similar draw weight to that. Visually I much prefer this Korean Warbow from Nawalny to the Daylite Monarq, I like bows that looks more "natural" over bows that looks obviously like synthetic materials.

[@LifeisGood-ye8rl]

Am sure he can make it if you ask for extra of course. Also if you’re used to with 100# this 80 pound would make a joy and pleasure to shoot. Like an all day weekend shooting sessions and still historical accurate weight since Korean bows are faster and they probably make war bow in that range to fight lightly armor Chinese infantry or Waiku pirates who were likely wearing woven scale armor which was nowhere near protection level of European plate armor

[@Tystros]

​@@LifeisGood-ye8rl Usually, bowyers don't make higher draw weight versions than the max draw weight they offer on their website. I haven't asked nawalny, but I've asked various other bowyers in the past, and they always said the max possible draw weight is what they mention on their website. I think bowyers tend to be cautious with higher draw weights because if they don't have experience to make higher draw weights, they are not confident that a higher draw weight bow they make wouldn't potentially explode at some point. I can understand that of course, I also don't want to buy a bow where I'd have to fear that it explodes at some point because the bowyer has never made such a high draw weight before. The only bowyer I know of who is willing to make very high draw weight bows is Misko Rowcanin, I think I heard he makes the MR Tiron in any draw weight anyone might potentially want. But that's a Serbian bow, not a Korean one.

[@LifeisGood-ye8rl]

@@Tystros I did some research on the MR bows too seems like they’re built like tanks but my take is they have a stiff draw even for conventional weight range 60-80# and they are in my opinion not efficient even at higher draw. Justin ma did the speed test on his 120# and the speeds seems to average about 170-174 on 9.5gpp arrow. Respectable for horse bow design. The Korean bow Nawalny makes at 80# are pretty good draw weight. I think it would do just fine against lightly armor combatants during that period. And the speed is no slouch.

[@Tystros]

​@@LifeisGood-ye8rl yeah I am sure that a 80# Korean bow is enough against most lightly armored combatants. But I personally don't really plan to go to war with my bows anyways lol. I just like the feeling and challenge of heavy draw weights. I have a cheap 140#@32" fiberglass horsebow from "longbowmaker", some Chinese company. That one is really built like a tank, and not efficient at all. But its great for training high draw weights. I always want to go up further in draw weight, so I've been wondering for quite a while which bow I should buy next that has a higher draw weight than 140#. There's not many options. I'd love to have some Korean bow with 150#, but no one seems to make any. I really like how efficient and fast all the Korean bows seems to be, no matter if it's the ones from Daylite, Kaya or this one from Nawalny. But since none of them make really heavy bows, I think I'll have to buy a MR Tiron at some point, since there's just no real alternatives.

[@ukasznawalny7038]

@@Tystros max draw weight calculation is based on designs of bows. Most of my bows is very high performance bows. Designs are push almost to extreme, high unstrung reflex, agressive angles etc. I suppose my tatar can be made in around 140-150 lb , strongest for this time had around 130 on 32" . Monolith technology is much more durable and efficient with softer draw and better FD curve than standard glass/wood laminate. It is not problem make even 200 lb but moderate shape is neccesery for users safety. Maybe I will think about spcecial" warbow" design in future

[@elvenisar]

우리나라가 각궁만 쓴게 아닙니다. 비올땐 풀이 약해져 활이 망가질 수 있으니까 목궁을 예비로 썼어요. 그거인듯 합니다. 코르크는 전혀 고증에 안 맞지만 ㅎ 코로나가 끝나면 국궁협회에서 초청해서 진짜 각궁 보여줬으면 좋겠네요 ㅎ

[@Theslaveoflogic]

저 제품은 각궁을 현대소재로 재현한 것으로 보입니다. 현재 한국식으로 말하자면 개량궁이죠.

[@elvenisar]

@@Theslaveoflogic 한 20년 전 계량궁은 빨강 파랑 프라스틱 촌빨이 풀풀 날렸는데... 역시 강산이 두번 바뀐만큼 많이 변했네요 ㅎ

[@최광식-l7c]

거의 원모양의형태가 나와야 하는데 이건 활시위거는게 너무 쉬운게 .

[@rcn810]

그냥 현대적인 재료를 사용해서 만든 개량궁 종류일 뿐입니다. 목궁하곤 전혀 다르죠....하지만 일반에선 평범한(?) 목궁을 더 많이쓰긴 햇죠....ㅎ

[@jojaehyun3438]

참 고요하고 , 차분하세요 ~ 조용하게 감상하는 영상 입니다 ...... 조용한 클레식 음악이 어울리는 영상 입니다 ...감사히 잘 보고 갑니다

[@김인규-i1q]

이분 영상들 많이 봤는데 우리나라 활을 상당히 좋아하는것 같네요

[@모두마루]

각궁 은 테스트 해보셨는지 궁 금 하네요ᆢ더해서 편전 까지ᆢ 서양인의 시각 이 궁금 하네요

[@wachidhasyim1308]

What a beautiful n great performance bow. Hi Armin, I'm still confuse whether this term 'monolith' is categorized as a laminated bow or a mono material one like EFG or PFG bow, since there is no wood material in the core if im not mistaken.

[@ukasznawalny7038]

its laminated of synthetic materials with small amount of wood

[@wachidhasyim1308]

@@ukasznawalny7038 thanks Lukasz for answering my question directly. Hopefully someday I may shoot using one or two or three of your products😂

[@ArminHirmer]

hmmm I thought I answered this in the video... but now Lukasz did

[@wachidhasyim1308]

@@ArminHirmer oh, so you did... Sorry I missed it.🙏

[@simon5316]

Korean War bow is one of the best war bow in the world

[@강형태-y4b]

Hi! KZbin algorithm brought me here! Thank you for reviewing great bow! And your review and skill are great too! I'm really appreciated by your knowledge of bows. And I felt like I learned about bow by James bond's villain hahaha Awesome! ^^b

[@ArminHirmer]

Hahaha thank you

[@oioxix6816]

21:08 Carbon Bow : Yes master! I'm ready to break your left elbow!

[@txtjpgsshavi]

There are higher level bows super high end Show me Korea's high-tech bow master of the bow

[@jclulu3942]

One of the best bows in the world. Thanks for the nice review.

[@srinjoyroychoudhury7034]

Hello Sir I was wondering if sometimes you could do a review of Nijora Tokala Arrows. They really are interesting. Only company I know that makes customizable carbon arrows of long lengths between 32-42 inches

[@ArminHirmer]

Not the only company but I plan to do more arrow stuff in the future. Nikita could send a couple so I can test them :)

[@srinjoyroychoudhury7034]

@@ArminHirmer Absolutely looking forward to that. And I hope Nikita sends you that beautiful new assyrian bow along with the arrows

[@ArminHirmer]

@@srinjoyroychoudhury7034 already here :)

[@LooxJJ]

This is an awesome bow from Poland!! Love it.

[@방탕중년단-j2g]

I am Korean. You've reviewed the Korean traditional bow, thank you very much

[@rcislariu]

The bow is amazing I just wish it had that short korean brace height.

[@trevorjones7450]

A truly Beautiful Bow!! Nice and Quiet right out of the Box too!! Well Done!! Very Cool "League of Archers" embroidery on your shirt too!!

[@mikker32]

I am in love, just a beautiful bow now I need this in my collection. Keep up the good work my friend

[@ArminHirmer]

Thank you

[@Wüstenfuchs-x2b]

Main Weapons of the Koguryeo Empire (one of the history of Korea )

[@ppudr]

대부분의 한국인은 국궁을 직접 체험할 기회가 별로 없습니다. 그저 지금의 중년 세대가 시골에서 살았다면 아이들 끼리 대나무를 휘어서 직접 활과 화살을 조잡하게 만들어 가지고 노는 정도. 시골 유지 어른들이 공원 활터에서 국궁을 쏘는 걸 구경하는 정도. 외국인이 한국의 활을 소개하는 걸 보는 것도 색다른 재미가 있네요. 맘에 들어 하니 또 좋구요. 활의 미적 감각까지 이해하고 받아 들이는 것도 고맙네요. Thank you so much~

[@inkim5472]

급작스럽게 유튜브가 날 여기로 인도했어요. 비슷하게 끌려온 한국인들 몇명이 보이네요 :) 이런 종류의 리뷰영상은 처음 보는데, 한번도 안멈추고 끝까지 봤네요. 재미있었고, 좋아요 누르기와 구독도 했습니다! (번역하기 쉬우라고 단어랑 구문을 정리하는게 이렇게 빡셀줄이야...ㅋ)

[@EhzToT]

in the Mongolian Draw, it is recommended that you use a scapula, spreading the bow and string from the top of your head, rather than pulling the strings using one arm. Also, it is recommended to aim at forward or 45 degrees.

[@ArminHirmer]

sure, still sky draw is not very well seen here in Europe and banned in most clubs, so one has to adapt (and yet there are still more ways to do the same). thanks for watching

[@agamagreen]

Ahhh...nother wonderful bow from Lukasz! I want to have one next year, something to look for in 2022! 😁 Am I mistaken, or is this the first bow reaching 60/60 points? The thumbring looks beautiful as well! The box for the ring is showing how much passion Lukasz brings into his masterpieces! Thank you so much for the review, Armin! Enjoy! 🏹🔆

[@ArminHirmer]

If then we did not have many with full points :)

[@이은정-p9w]

Hello, I live in South Korea. Thank you for the video. Have a nice day!

[@꼬라지미녀]

한국 장인이 손수 만든 활 꼭 해보셔으면 하네요..갑자기 떠서 온 이 영상 넘좋아용^^ 한국 활이 이렇게 멋있을 줄이야 와우~~꾹뽕

[@gbk9224]

한국의 고대 기술 중에는 현재에도 재현하지 못하는 것들이 많지요. 활도 그 중 하나입니다. 하지만 시대가 변한만큼 또 다른 방향으로 많은 발전을 이루고 있죠.

[@aaronhernandez580]

It is a beautiful bow. Will you be doing ang reviews on their other bows? Their other bows look just as beautiful. Maybe with a beginner/entry acceptable model?

[@ArminHirmer]

I did already a bunch :)

[@jareth7456]

Pretty sure he's reviewed every single one of the Nawalney bows with the possible exception of the medium sized Turkish bow

[@antonioangelvillafane10]

Simply superb review Armin, I am undoubtedly persuaded...

[@flynight1110]

아저씨 너무 멎있습니다!! 점잖으면서 차분한 분위기에 그 솔직한 감상과 설명 실력을 발휘 하시니 구독할수 밖에 없게끔 만드시네요

[@p.q8886]

It's a product review, but thank you for your interest in Korean traditions and culture! Have a happy day :)

[@Joseph-ng6gh]

The real traditional korean war bow is much more powerful(even modern archery players cannot pull the bowstring) and well-made by a water buffalo horn and other nature materials. We can call that just a korean bow for a commercial purpose, but not 'a war bow'. My ancestors had used their bows like muskets.

[@tammynfletcher]

I will have to say that's the prettiest Korean bow you've ever reviewed! Wow!!!! Nalwany bows are works of art! Armin you one lucky bastard! Thank you so much for the excellent reviews!!!

[@ArminHirmer]

Oh yessssss

[@hal_hal_bbal]

만점이에요?? 대박 한국 전통 활 위력이나 퀄리티가 엄청나다더니 진짜 그런가보네

[@kokekeen3096]

Just a review vid though, it gives me a satisfying feeling. I don't know if it is his voice or the rustling unwrapping sound, but It is pretty much like an ASMR video to me.

[@light_steps]

구독해놓고 조용한 asmr 듣고싶을때 들어와서 보는데 만점 나온 거 보고 깜짝 놀람 ㄷㄷ

[@김원준-o3z]

목소리 너무 좋으시고 배경에서 들리는 소리도 정숙해서 진짜 평온하더라고요

[@stephenmegaughin4020]

Awesome Bow Armin That is a real Beauty it is putting more in notion for one