[El Greco]

A video I made yesterday. You will have hard time understanding my accent but the numbers speak for themselves

 

[JParanee]

Great limbs and nice pool

Thanks for the video

 

[steve morley]

Nice video :cheers:


The BF extreme seem to offer a better finish and overall looks, if very little difference in performance then it really just comes down to price/looks. Or if Bowhunting the standard Extreme would be an option if you worry about damaging the pretty carbon weave on the BF's

 

[TradArcher]

Good Job! Thanks.

Tom

 

[El Greco]

Thanks. The BF extreme definitely look much better with the carbon weave front and belly.

 

[G-Dawg]

Thanks for the video. I shot the black max extreme at the bbtc shoot and I thought they were very nice and quick for the money, and this video just backs that up. Thanks Again.

 

[Jon Lewis]

Good video EG, interesting findings. Perhaps run one about the way they group arrows too.


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[Dave Holquist]

Nice video :cheers:

The BF extreme seem to offer a better finish and overall looks, if very little difference in performance then it really just comes down to price/looks. Or if Bowhunting the standard Extreme would be an option if you worry about damaging the pretty carbon weave on the BF's

Any idea if the carbon weave on the BF Extreme is supposed to add much, if anything, to stability? Cosmetically, it does make for a sharp-looking limb.

 

[garyleehughes]

Good video. Thanks much
GLH

 

[sperki]

Great video, and it makes me feel better about not breaking the bank on archery kit.

 

[bowhuntrmaniac]

I had pretty much the same findings with my BF's and BM Extremes. My BF's are on my 17" Titan and the BM's on a 17" Dryad Epic. Same weight on both.

 

[swoody72]

You may have said it in your video but what grain arrow were you shooting? I just got a Titan II and I am in the market for some limbs.

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[Glenn M]

Nice video. I was real happy with my trad tech extremes

 

[El Greco]

I don't remember the arrow weight. I believe it was 405 grain.