| From: Grampus
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| Date: 30-Jun-15 |
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I have an original modal Whip, probably dated from 2010, 64", pulling 54 pounds. I am interested in the difference between my Whip and the HS Whip.
Is there any gain in performance? Assuming that I can sell my Whip at a reasonable price, is the HS Whip significantly better assuming a substantial price differential?
My belief is that the performance of most top of the line bows falls within 5 to 10 feet per second.
Observations and recommendations are solicited.
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| From: jimwright
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| Date: 30-Jun-15 |
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Why not call Dan Toelke and ask him? I assure you, no one knows his bows better than he does and he will answer any question you have.
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| From: md5252
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| Date: 30-Jun-15 |
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What Jim said x2
That being said it's my understanding that the Whip HS is faster and an all around better shooter and design.
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| From: Flash
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| Date: 30-Jun-15 |
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I recently bought a used standard whip, loved the bow but sold it to finance the purchase of a custom hs whip. Original whip was 55#s, Dan told me if i wanted to use the same arrows to get a 52# hs. So yes, they are just a tad faster. Im drawing 28.5"s shooting full length 400 spine carbons, 200 grains upfront, total arrow weight 500 grains. Got full penetration on this boar, I am amazed how hard these bows shoot.
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