Sanlida Dragon 10 Review (New king of Amazon )

[@johngarnergarner6724]

I'm a long time bow hunter, and every year I watch prices go up and up. It's not that I can't afford the flagship bows, I can, but I frankly resent having to pay these absurd prices, and I'm not going to. These Sanlida Dragon 10's are getting great reviews. So, I'm buying one and if I don't like it I'll send it back

[@BackyardBows]

Another one worth your time is gana be the consequence from Darton, great price and quality and breeze to shoot will have that review up soon

[@johngarnergarner6724]

Looking forward to seeing that one. Came across your channel a while back. Appreciate the great reviews and good work you do on behalf of us bowhunters

[@BackyardBows]

@@johngarnergarner6724 appreciate the feedback

[@timbow50]

Bear and Dayton have some fantastic $6-700 bows. Watch Podium archer and his reviews on what they call a budget bow

[@fenf777]

I owned the dragon x8 for 2 years now. The sanlida dragon x8 is a really good bow and until now all the components on the bow still intact without any problem and still shoots good as it was before. Looking forward to this new dragon 10

[@tinydubtheone]

Like it or not sanlida is a solid bow company. They've been making bows the last 20 plus years and in my opinion have proven to be legit. Believe it or not sanlida does have $1500 - $2500 bows and the quality really is hard to beat

[@matthewschmitt2454]

Have the dragon X9, just purchased this X10. I can tell you that the actual Sanlida bows are solid, you just have to upgrade certain accessories (which you'll do with any setup). I'm excited about this X10!

[@llamawizard]

How does the 9 and the 10 compare with each other? Is it worth going up in price range for the 10?

[@brianadams5093]

I bought the dragon x8 a couple of years ago for my wife to get into archery. She never got into bow hunting so I set it for me and absolutely loved shooting it. I made a few upgrades with new arrows drop away rest sight and stabilizer. I have a older hoyt that had a harsh draw. The dragon x8 was so smooth and light the hoyt was put back under the bed. Enjoyed the review, keep up the good work

[@BlackSunsh1ne]

I agree! If American bow makers want to be competitive, they need more of a mid-market bow for us working people. Why are bows only 'budget' or 'flagship'? Not everyone wants to spend $1,200+ for a bow to drag through wet bush, and up and down a tree stand.

[@qwersouth]

I am upgrading to the Dragon 10 for the 2024 season. I have the Dragon x8 currently. It is a fabulous bow. You should definitely try to review the x8 or x9. I would definitely love to hear your expert advice on either of those bows also. Thanks. Keep up the great videos! Also they make 2 cams for that bow. One is 27-30 draw and the other is for 30-32 inch draw.

[@Oleman72]

Love the review honesty is hard to find these days and not being bought out even better

[@nilslandis1603]

Great review as usual, gotta love the way you give time and effort to all price ranges. Thanks for all the work you put in.

[@elchuyteg6305]

Looks more like an APA bow. Thanks for the review and honest opinions!! One of the best channels with a lot of information!

[@wadhopper]

Totally agree 100% with your entire review! I just received the Dragon 10, 50-60, 27"-30" same color (only color available in my preferred weight range). My current setup revolves around the Bear Execute EKO 32" so that's what I'm comparing it to. This bow is as dead in the hand. The draw cycle is smooth and rock solid back wall but I do get the feeling that it "wants to go" and you can feel it. Any relaxing and it'll jerk. What I noticed immediately is how easily I was able to get on target. I have target panic, so much so that I compensate with a 6 O'clock zero (yeah, I know...) but it works for me. At full draw my pin is where I'm looking, not something that's easy to come by. Going to stop by the LAS after work this afternoon for a "proper" setup. I honestly (so far) like this better than my Execute......time will tell.

[@outdoorsmanallday]

Kudos to you for being so honest. Lots of respect

[@jaysonsulser6099]

made in the USA budget bows are called bear.... and people shit all over them, and for no good reason they are great bows for the money!!

[@Type1Archery]

I just got a legit this year and killed a big doe first hunt. I shoot it everyday, had to replace the cable guard already and it holds like hot garbage. But I still love it

[@BackyardBows]

I definitely don’t shit on bear archery or there products

[@jordanbrooks946]

Bear makes good bows, their top end bow will run ya 1200 bare. I’m a Hoyt guy tho. Just picked up the alpha x 30

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

Its funny becsuse i was looking at Hoyt as thats what i shot and then man since i draw 31.5 ( then some really ) SO many flagships are out of the running and most cheap...thats how i found this bow...looks like my old alphatec, cheap as a bear but up to 32" draw heh​@jordanbrooks946

[@jaysonsulser6099]

@@BackyardBows for sure! I watch every review you do brother! most honest reviewer on youtube! I have owned a couple of bears in my day they all were great lil shooters, I was barking at the fanboys!

[@kendallinman606]

As a traditional Bowhunter I own a few custom bows, so I tried a longbow called old Mountain Mesa from Three rivers archery it to is made overseas, I loved the bow so much I now have two of them. If the archery companies here in America don’t do something about their stupid high prices their going to pay a price in the end. If you go and buy a high end compound bow with all the goodies to go with it your going to be around the 2,500 to 3,000 dollar mark. That is insane

[@ricksears3330]

Your channel and reviews are top notch. Keep them coming

[@TheShowgunofHarlem]

Great review man. Hit the nail on the head here. Just gained yourself a new sub.

[@Yelladog78]

I have the Dragon x8, it's a fine bow & it's super quiet and shoots very accurately. I cant speak for the dragon 10 but only the riser is made in 🇨🇳, everything else is 🇺🇲made on the x8. My kids bought it for me for father's day, it got me into bow hunting because it came with everything plus 12 arrows for $199. I've upgraded the quiver and arrows. I wouldn't have let the kids spend more for a hobby I wasn't sure I'd like. Another plus I can adjust draw length & pull weight here without a bow press. $199 got me in the woods hunting from October 1st to January 15th. I got zero complaints

[@BackyardBows]

Love it

[@johnfowler7813]

@@BackyardBows Yeah my son bought one a x8 and for the money it is a great bow

[@bradleyengland8674]

I really respect your honest review. Love watching your videos. Keep up the good work

[@BackyardBows]

Appreciate the feedback 🙏

[@bradleyengland8674]

@BackyardBows absolutely thanks for making easier to make a honest decision on buying a new bow.

[@beedizzle4849]

Hunt with the Dragon x8 i love it! 0-70lbs pretty accurate little bow. Everything is just so customizable with it and theres no need for a press. I really wanna get my 8 year old the same bow because he can draw mine

[@wardyboy87]

I literally picked one of these up yesterday for 200 pounds and I'm so impressed with how it shoots for that money! Going for the X10 maybe next year!

[@notundermywatch3163]

That's some 8 year old you're raising 💪

[@beedizzle4849]

@@notundermywatch3163 the kids a beast.

[@jjpython]

ive the dragon x8 and ive shot it for 2 years without any issues, its as accurate as any bow shot around me

[@IgorKlimovdj]

I've had this bow for six months now and it's great, I also have hoyt invicta and Mathews TRX 36 and I have to say the dragon is not inferior to them in any way and its completely reinforced concrete wall is just something incredible

[@albertbrewer6735]

I have the wilderness one and I'm very impressed with the bow. And it is definitely a tac driver even though it's not perfectly tuned.

[@robertporteus7700]

I have the Dragon 8, bought it to Rehab my shoulder. Sandlida makes very top quality target bows and I was suprised how well the Dragon 8 performed. Good to hear they upgraded the 9and 8. The Dragon 10 looks like an outstanding bow. I to am sad that a china based company has put out a nice bow but hey if fills a market that apeals to new and money conscious people , great review.

[@tracysegraves9965]

That riser puts me in mind of the APA bows.

[@hootenknives153]

Would love to see a review on the dragon 8 or 9. Me and my son are wanting to get into deer hunting and are looking for something to get started with

[@haroldbreed6265]

I have a sanlida dragon x8 and it has impressed me it shoots better then my pse bow both set up the same way out of the box easy setup and completely adjustable

[@criticalmass5574]

I have the dragon 9️⃣ and I’m very impressed with it I’m going to get the 10 Thanks for thinking about us. poor guys that can’t afford an expensive bow.

[@BackyardBows]

Definitely try and show love to all equipment used by fellow hunters on the platform

[@dancopeland6304]

I would only have a concern getting string specs. I’m sure they will be like most and need to be replaced with something quality sooner than later. Good review.

[@Lucky-si9hy]

Bow is sick got one for Christmas crazy shit

[@StanielP]

it comes out to 32 inch DL it orders with a normal and a LD cam

[@Valiant_outdoors]

for this bow they do have 2 different cam sizes med(27-30in draw ) and large(30-32in draw) I've only found the large in the package they offer also

[@billysilva6388]

Buy last year's big name bows on clearance sales or even new bows from 2 years ago. You can usually buy those for almost 3 to 4 hundred less. I do this about every 5 years.

[@randallflores-qr8cs]

Many of have been saying the same thing for the last ten years or so. The bow companies have been price gouging on flagship bows. A large percentage of the bowhunting community are retirement age now (myself included). I can't justify spending the price they are charging.

[@Dcw-rp6ib]

I have the Dragon 8 and its a really good bow.

[@ChristianRohr-h8o]

I own a 3D Course and have 4 of these bows as rent out equipment or to teach people how to shoot compounds. So far i‘ve never had any major issues with these, quality is really good. Nothing rattles lose or something like that. The only things i noticed so far the strings and cables stretch and wear a little more compared to american made bow with the same number of shots.

[@BackyardBows]

Love the feedback

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

Hey good thing about that is they list all their cable and string lengths on their site almost like they know your gonna need some heh......take the LIFT one big selling point this year is the Match strings, which means people paid all that money for the Phase 4 last year and immediately were upgrading their strings adding another 150 to the price... Makes me wonder will it perform even better once your wear out this first set and put good aftermarket on...

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

Did you have to have any special insurance, etc...? I'd like to give free lessons to people who want to get into it, but worried about the people like the robbers that get hurt in your house, and try to sue you.

[@ChristianRohr-h8o]

@@WolfinWolvesClothing713 The people who are interested usually come to our local archery club or a bow shop that a friend of mine owns, so you can see if they are really willing to learn something. Then, I just check if they have any experience with archery at all, like traditional or something, and let them sign a little contract that they can't sue me for injuries from just being silly with the bow and doing shit. It's also a good idea to use equipment that is simple and not much can go wrong: a simple wrist strap release, whisker biscuit rest, sight with one pin, and so on. Make sure they understand how the stuff works before they shoot. And then just teach them step by step, making sure they do it right from the start. A common problem, for example, is people trying to draw with the finger on the trigger. By keeping it simple and teaching in small steps, I've never really had any problems so far.

[@ChristianRohr-h8o]

@@WolfinWolvesClothing713 The people who are interested usually come to our local archery club or a bow shop that a friend of mine owns, so you can see if they are really willing to learn something. Then, I just check if they have any experience with archery at all, like traditional or something, and let them sign a little contract that they can't sue me for injuries from just being silly with the bow and doing things. It's also a good idea to use equipment that is simple and not much can go wrong: a simple wrist strap release, whisker biscuit rest, sight with one pin, and so on. Make sure they understand how the stuff works before they shoot. And then just teach them step by step, making sure they do it right from the start. A common problem, for example, is people trying to draw with the finger on the trigger. By keeping it simple and teaching in small steps, I've never really had any problems so far.

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

Oh HELL Yea, the one I been waiting for thanks Brandon but correction so you can toss in an edit... It's available with 2 cams...1 is 27-30 and what they call their large cam is 30-32" draws...so you can order one for 30-32!!!

[@BackyardBows]

Awesome thanks for the information that’s good to know

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

@BackyardBows I'm the one that requested and I draw 31.5 which is why I know...LOL.... Also in my research sometimes you need a cable twist to get the true 70lb it often falls just under around 68.x or should I say ive seen cases.... As a previous Hoyt shooter as SOON as I seen it I thought Hoyt heh.... Thanks SO much, I think after your endorsement, I'll make my new years resolution to pick up archery again ( and teach to my grandson) and do it using this bow with the money I save on a bare bow vs an Alpha 33 or Rx8 or Lift 33...I'll buy a better rest and sight ( which sanlida does make a dial sight now ), offset stabilizer for front and rear...and still be all in 800.... I know your shoulder is kinda sensitive, I remember reviews where your like nope not even gonna try that on a 60 second hold I'm done, it's real easy to tell if a draw cycle is harsh on your videos lol...if it's harsh you aren't having it ( oddly those bows are often 4x the cost )...THATS what I was waiting on.....if you enjoyed it I know I can't be wasting my money and it's easier to risk 440 to get back going than 2000 especially if my body doesnt hold up...ill order mine in wilderness... Really appreciate ALL content and what a great Christmas present...there were flagships that were louder as well.... That tech score I'm sure is fair I mean no IMS or rails ect, you DO have to know your draw within reason because it's not a module it's the entire cam if your over 30"...but I hadn't caught the tie in for the drop away which I'll be using.... WE watch you draw bows and this one looks looks nasty at full draw so looks are there they REALLY needed a fade like Wilderness fade to black ect... Hope you have a great Christmas and happy new year.... I know it sucks I'm a proud American too, but the limbs are made here, and it's gonna take people buying bows like this with top notch accessories shooting well and harvesting to get the flagship bow makers back in control because they are OFF the chain...there is NO way a LIFT or Alpha33 cost 4-5x more than this bow to manufacture especially when there is no import and shipping, the profit margin must be insane....if they disagree open them books...ok then.....

[@keyadventureschannel]

you should do the dragon x8

[@martypopeye8236]

I love American made stuff too. I really like Chinese Tupperware it seems.

[@jamesirvine281]

I reckon you've just found my next bow, thank you sir ❤

[@pmachine3061]

I used to buy flagship bows the second they released every year. I still buy flagship bows, but I wait till they release their latest bow, then I buy the previous year bow for a discount. And I usually do it every 2 years because they change almost nothing from year to year

[@ryansmith9030]

Thanks for reviewing something that personally I wouldn't even consider, but I realize that there is a market for this, and as you said it is a nice option to get guys in the field that don't have $1000+++ to spend!

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

Or waste

[@DaniWardani-kq4vv]

​@@ShawnGilbert1967aye aye wasted 1000$$

[@jessiecarroll7003]

I bought a Bear Legend XR this year. 500 dollars and it shoots absolutely amazing.

[@BackyardBows]

Agreed

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

I looked at them nice bow, not long enough for my draw and slower than I want but nothing wrong with that bow either...

[@jessiecarroll7003]

Yes not very fast but the draw cycle is a dream to pull back.

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

@jessiecarroll7003 I got one for my father in law, solo cam and it's definitely smooth....he shoots recuves but I got him an entire kit for Christmas with case, hell even my daughter can shoot a 55lb recurve instinctive/fingers hehe I'm proud of that..... I have zero against Bear personally, EXCEPT making that Pro Shop only bow with the exact features us prosumers would want forcing us to interact with them to get it ( and them make their profit)... But appearance is a thing like Brandon has said, and like this review said customers thought Hoyt released a new bow......I'm old and looks still matter even when I know they shouldn't lol.....this thing LOOKS like a flag ship especially when it's decked out with front and rear stabilizers, a drop away rest and dial to shoot sight ect.... Bear should do one in between like this

[@alvindavis7833]

As a new bow hunter should i get the x10 or cheaper x9

[@BackyardBows]

X10 little bit more for what I think is well worth it

[@llamawizard]

Update?

[@lonestaroutdoorsman9652]

I bought a dragon X8 as a backup it's worth it but my primary is my bear arena 30

[@matt13650]

Awesome video as always and i can't wait to see you test the new bear Alaskan xt

[@RichValentine1972]

Would like to see you break this down on the individual parts themselves, cams, limb pockets, riser. The string and anything else, then put it up against a Bear bow of the same price range.

[@Liehsc]

I’ve got the Dragon x9 and it’s a great shooter. Paid $269 for the full package.

[@daydrinker187]

I wanted pick this up after seeing your review on it. Keep in mind I still have my first bow from a couple years ago, my Bear Legit. And I do plan on purchasing a flagship in a year or so. I’m leaning towards the PSE Mach 30. It’s hard being a lefty because the shops in my town have very limited options for left handed people, usually no more than 1-2 bows, maybe 1 left handed drop away rest on the wall too. Depending on the day not even 1 left handed bow on the wall. Sadly I’m left to reviews when doing my shopping but luckily we have channels like yours on KZbin. I’d love to have this bow in my lineup alongside my Bear Legit and my future flagship. If you have any contact with Sanlida tell them to hook up the south paws with this one lol

[@l.i.archer5379]

APA has the bows with the RiserTech thingy forward of the grip. Hoyt has it to the rear of the grip. I was looking at this bow, but it doesn't go down to my drawlength of 26.5" (I'm actually 27", but you know most bows run a 1/2" longer than spec'ed).

[@orionfpv613]

Great vids brother! Thank you for making em! was wondering. During the noise test. Do you think the arrow hitting the target might be getting picked up over the bow? On vid it seems like the arrow hitting in that room is way louder than the bow itself.

[@BackyardBows]

We have considered that and recently bought a Vegas big shot with a dampening system I front of it to hopefully eliminate that possibility which we first tested in the Athens review and will use from here on out

[@TheNosapiens]

Awesome work, I am 44 and I just start archery, I am totally I. Loved I get myself a x8 to see if I was gonna feel really attracted to the sport and is being wonderful with out breaking the credit card as for paying 2000 for a bow make it an elite sport, now I think after watching the video I will upgrade to x10 and yes we all love America made stuff, but stuff is getting unaffordable, great wake up call to American manufacturers

[@keyadventureschannel]

they offer them in a 30-32 draw length called large cam

[@CryptoHuntinDad]

I was wondering if you would test all the bows a 2nd time at 27 or 28 in draw, I think most ppl shot around 28 in and 400 gr to 475 gr arrow so maybe shoot at 27.5 in with 350 gr 450 gr and 550 gr so we know what bows perform the best at little shorter draw. Thanks

[@ullikuschal8000]

You can order in in medium 27-30 and lange 29-32

[@BackyardBows]

Love that

[@Cpt-Pugwash14]

Seems like a pretty decent bow!!

[@MontanaBadass]

I really wish you would have got the ready to hunt set up with the Sanlida accessories, I'm very interested to know how there fall away rest works as well as there adjustable sight.

[@gabbykamai4975]

do a review for the sanlida x8

[@randallflores-qr8cs]

The same phonies grandstanding against Chinese bows are probably making those comments on their thousand dollar Chinese cell phones lol.

[@mrturner1419]

Great bow for the price,love mines....

[@Ratt-ln3mk]

According to lusk archery adventure the string is made in USA.

[@tragedy866]

In your opinion, how does this bow stack against the legit or legend pro you reviewed?

[@tylerlee5349]

I definitely agree there needs to be something nice in the lower price range. I just have a hard time believing it costs well over twice as much to produce a bow now as it did just 6-7 years ago. I have an Elite omnia from 2017 that I got brand new for less than $500. Any top end bow is starting at $1200 now, right? Doesn’t seem like THAT much more tech and quality to over double the price. I truly think it’s just because people will pay it now…

[@chrississon2646]

Elite omnia 2017 , what did you get a prototype

[@tylerlee5349]

@@chrississon2646I misspoke. I have a bee omnia. My 1017 is an impulse 31. I also got my Omnia a couple months ago in brand new condition used from a bow shop near Boston for $735. It is virtually brand new condition except it already had a peep sight and d-loop tied on. That’s about $500 less than the price tag on new ones I’ve looked at.

[@tylerlee5349]

*new Omnia

[@2975lift]

Can you shim the cam for a paper tear or is it yoke only tuning

[@deanbrantley]

Everyone keep in mind when your wanting an “American Made” product that very very little of it needs to be actually made here to claim that.

[@BackyardBows]

It’s so true and many don’t know the reality

[@hunteradamson5024]

It will still be manufactured by a American owned company.

[@MrFanntaz]

So I can choose between Bowtech Icon , Sanlida dragon 10 , PSE Ferocity 2018 They are all about the same price in my country . What would you get ? Most I care about it speed and accuracy . I dont care if it US made , Chinese made ,Russian made i care about price to performance.

[@beedizzle4849]

Kind of release you got?

[@llamawizard]

Have you tuned this for fixed blade broadheads, I want to get this bow because of the price, but another reviewer said he could not get it tuned for fixed blades due to the hybrid cam system, he speculated.

[@tomm5293]

Would you take this bow over bear adapt?? I understand the adapt is a single cam

[@BackyardBows]

No I would buy American, if that wasn’t a factor yes

[@tomm5293]

Thanks for the reply man...love the videos keep up the good work

[@TheGuyFromWI]

I bet with a decent set of strings it would be even better. I'm glad to see this. Seriously tired of the price gouging. Personally I only look at flag ship bows the following fall when they drop 40% in value. Bow resale is horrendous.

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

Yea its not that the Dragon is costing 4.5x less due to child labor, the industry is absolutely getting price gouged to tell it might cost them 20% more to make not 450% more...also the proshops probably make 30% too

[@anthonyalexander5607]

CHOMPING AT THE BIT

[@CodyVinson]

Hiw does this bow compare to a bear adapt

[@BretMccord-ej2rk]

Stuck comparing this and the diamond edge 320,ive only ever used hand me down bears and bowtechs.i bought a bear limitless awhile back and i found out i dont like the micros.now the edge 320 is 32 axle to axle and the dragon x10 is 33.5 and there both around the same price,im just curious if that 1.5 inch is going to matter alot and if i should just stick with a bowtech bow,i know not to be a fanboy when it comes to these things but i know bowtech and diamond and shot both,this company ive never heard of.would love to see a comparison between this and some other brand name similarly priced bows or even just ones of similar axle to axle

[@backcountrybluegrass4770]

Facts are it's not the bow it's the shooter.i have this bow and it does just fine.i like it alot and it fit my budget

[@BackyardBows]

Agree partially

[@StanielP]

the IBO speed they list is at 32" DL 70lbs 350 grain arrow no fletches probably

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

It's a lot closer than a lot of flag ships which almost all have been rated 20 over what they will actually shoot

[@ShawnGilbert1967]

It actually shoots 349 at 32" and 68lbs... It shoots 333 w 350gr arrow at 30" draw and only 68.5lbs...twist the cables get that to true 70 and she is right on the money but I don't think I seen 1 flag ship get within single digits of their rating this year lol....at 4.5x cost....

[@Lugnutz89]

I've watched some videos of the x9. I'm curious if you reviewed it, what you would think. Seems a lot of the reviews complain about the arrow rest interfering with the fletch of the supplied arrows then they complain about accuracy. They switch arrows and still complain about accuracy. My thought is switch out the rest for something affordable and then try it out. I'm also curious about your thoughts on one bow going from very short draw length all the way up to 31 or 32 inches. Your review of the dragon 10 was THE most in depth and thorough I've seen. Looking forward to checking out more of your vids.

[@andychinn7674]

When Bows are more expensive tben high end firearms is gettin to be Bullbuttef!! My dad retired UAW and im sick of american made cars and fed up with some of these Bow prices. I WAS WANTING TO GET A USED bow made in 2019 American made company and tbey want over a thousand for it!! I dont understand how bows are gettin more expensive then freaking SIGS AND KIMBER HANDGUNS!! THESE COMPANIES ARE RIPPING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE OFF!! IM ABOUT GO START BUYIN FOREIGN CARS AND NOW BOWS!!! IM FED UP WITH THE BULLCRAP PRICES!!!

[@tyrrellmayberry657]

How did it do when paper tuning ? I have this bow and I can’t get a left tear out when paper tuning

[@leeanderson6094]

Qual diferença entre o sanlida dragon x8, para o x9, para o x10? Pois estou a procura de um deles porém a diferença de preço é muito alta e não vejo tanta diferença

[@stevemitchell8631]

My son bought a 1000$ elite bow today and all set up was 1300 $ ...I think I will buy the dragon

[@BackyardBows]

Good dad Sacrifice right there , but really u won’t be disappointed

[@mikemarchesseau5759]

Thanks for the review! I don't think it's for me, but good review. A couple of US made options that are affordable, are the lower end Obsessions and High Country Archery. Neither seem to get much attention but they look solid and seem to be trying to get back into the game. I would love to see reviews on them if you get chance. I'm sure they would like to get their product reviews out there.

[@BackyardBows]

Contacted high country thanks for suggestion.

[@RasSunfiiyah]

Start your own low budget quality bow line

[@nitro1275]

I would love to see a review on the new Dartons . I heard they are really something. Totally redone.

[@nitro1275]

Also love the honest reviews keep up the good work.

[@BackyardBows]

Should be getting two dartons in soon

[@shortbuslife3440]

You should do a comparison of this and the Topoint Acuity

[@charleszielke2634]

I wonder about warranty support.

[@BackyardBows]

That’s something I have thought about to

[@TheCodyO]

From experience, it is really good. I was just getting into it with a Sanlida x8 and I shot an arrow that was way too light and bent my cams. Sanlida sent me new cams free of charge. You have to buy then from amazon or sanlida to have a warranty though

[@slybig1369]

I really like your videos man, would you go with vtm or dragon 10?

[@James-q3t5j]

Hey man could you do a review on an older bow like the Hoyt spider turbo

[@BackyardBows]

I love throwing timeless bows in when I can I’ll try and slide some in

[@chrissimmonds1868]

Can you please test the shengsuan x5 carbon bow

[@BackyardBows]

Email sent

[@chrissimmonds1868]

I love your videos I'm trying to figure out what bow to buy.so much good info thank you

[@Bullwolf1965]

Thanks good stuff

[@Lugnutz89]

Lot of comment so maybe its been mentioned, you can get 30 to 32 inch draw as well!

[@BackyardBows]

Yessir that is something brought to my attention afterwards which is awesome for those longer draw guys

[@mussersbowsboatsandscience6610]

Cool bow!

[@markmalott6393]

The new Bowtech Honor package cost 4 grand. Unbelievable. Bear and PSE mainline bows are great cost-effective alternatives to flagship bows. The dead deer do not ever complain.

[@BackyardBows]

I’m gana have to get my hands on this Bowtech I thought they were joking at first

[@josecasillas6383]

Great review brother. Ive been shooting Elite for years. My kids shoot Elite and Bear. Any way you can come up on a Bear Persist? Thnx again for what you do big dawg.

[@thomasandrews2045]

Have you ever reviewd a " High Country ×12?, its an older design, thats been reissued. Its excellent! I like it better than all my other bows except my black mamba 35

[@BackyardBows]

Looking into them thanks for recommending

[@WolfinWolvesClothing713]

I remember high country was one of the fastest bows you could get 20 yrs ago. Everyone liked them that shot them.

[@RealRadNek]

7:18 Is that a fancy cut or do I see one of your kids running to get out of the way of you shooting while they are playing in the backyard? 😧

[@BackyardBows]

He is the one working the camera lol

[@Cparchery...]

Darton made a budget bow that is spose to be really nice

[@BackyardBows]

It’s ordered can’t wait for that one

[@jasonard7227]

I have a suggestion for ya and hope you do it just go buy a Mathews Lift 29.5 80 pound mod 29 inch in that sand color and then just ship it to me that would be great ....for real thx for the info on these bows this seems like one of the better amazon bows...

[@dalton_fry]

You should do a ready to hunt package like a bear or diamond from cabelas. I just started shooting a year or so ago and got one fell in love with it. now im waiting on a newer hoyt bow lol😂

[@BackyardBows]

We have done several check em out

[@dalton_fry]

@@BackyardBows i just started watching the channel to watch your review on the z1s. the bow shop i go through made me a deal on one but have been watching more of your stuff on bows i haven’t heard of. the unbiased is what separates you from most! keep doing it

[@BackyardBows]

@@dalton_fry appreciate the feedback and suggestions 🙏

[@theshiftygod]

Anyone know what boots Brandon is wearing?

[@llamawizard]

This versus Matthew’s switch versus Darton consequence?

[@BackyardBows]

Dam that is honestly a tough one 🤔

[@jeremylandphier692]

Either big companies step up and cut costs or cut out the gadgetry , my older Mathew’s single cam bows flat out shoot better than the new stuff ! Simplicity is what I look for !

[@BackyardBows]

There is a part of me that feels the exact same way, love simplicity

[@biakmawia]

M129 also very good even cheaper than dragon 10