Who has the Satori and what d yo think?, What limbs are you using or any one using the carbon/bambo core same question. What kind of perfomance are yo getting

I bought one in November at LAS. I got the 19" buckskin riser and med black max2.0 carbon wood limbs at 40 lbs. I had a Chad Weaver make me a bcyx string and put monkeyballs silencers on it.

I reshaped the grip a number of times and got it perfect for me.

I absolutely love this bow. It's a little on the heavy side( mass weight). But that's one reason I bought it. I hold it steadier than a light bow.

It draws and shoots so smooth. I couldn't be happier

Another thing is, I don't need to wear an arm guard. Not sure why but I'm not

I had my limbs camo dipped too. It looks sharp.

Hope this helps. Jim

I like the riser. I bought one in 19". Hoyt limbs are very expensive ($789) for what you get. I currently shoot a set of medium TradTech RC Carbon Extremes in 45#. Very nice limbs. I am currently in the process of replacing them with a set of TradTech BF Extremes in 50# shorts.

Jim Keller, what is your draw length? I am currently looking at the Satori. Trying to decide between the 17” riser and long limbs for a 62” bow. Or 19” and medium limbs for a 62”.

Can you guys post some pictures of your Satori’s?

I shot the Satori at LAS and I see one in my future. Probably later this spring.

I love mine, I'm shooting Uukha Ex1 Evo2 limbs on it.

I've got two 21" Satori risers--a RH and a LH. They are my primary hunting risers. I'm using Uukha limbs on mine. I can't think of any riser I'd trade them for--really well pleased.

I have the 19 inch riser with the medium Satori limbs . Great shooter! Not real crazy about the stock grip but I’m working on that. I called Hoyt and asked them which riser limb combo they recommended for me. They asked my hight and draw length and a few other questions and I bought the combo they recommended. They told me 2 different combos and the performance difference between them . So I decided on the one I wanted. Call and talk to Hoyt , very nice customer service.

Any of you have experience with the Tradtech Titan and the Satori? If so what are your options? If a shooter wants to shoot off the shelf it appears that the Satori has an advantage.

Matt, my draw length is 29". The 19&21" risers are tapped for a quiver. The 17" isn't. I will be using a Kwikee Kwiver that I can take off in the tree. Another selling point for me. Jim

great bows only wish riser was tapped for arrow rest and Hoyt has had some problems with the finish chipping off. They are fast and accurate usually come in a little heavier draw than listed.

I will use a removable style quiver, so I might go 17” with long limbs.

greyghost,

All Satori risers are drilled and tapped for a plunger or rest.

The Satori limbs are all marked for a 21" riser, so you have to order/buy according. 40# Satori limbs would be, 40# on a 21" riser; 42# on a 19" riser and 44# on a 17" riser.

I’m shooting a 21” satori riser with med border hex 6 limbs and it seems to be my favorite hunting set up

I bought the 19” Buckskin. Put Medium Hoyt carbon / wood limbs on for 62” bow. At my 27.5” draw,it is smooth, and quiet. I’m Happy Ken

I have a 19" Satori Riser and love it. I had some 35# blackmax limbs lying around and shot those for a while to get form down and to really get a good feel for the riser. I plan on making a hunting rig with the riser. Brandon from Morrison Archery is making some Max 5's for me to use. Gonna be a sweet hunting bow. Im super excited to see how the whole rig turns out. Gonna be about #45 and 29" for me. I also really enjoy all the adjustments you can make with the Satori. Not to mention that it is an ILF riser. Hope everyone else is enjoying their Satori's!

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