Korean Warbow Monolith by Nawalny Bows - Review

The holy grail of reflex bows!
Man, I am in love with this bow. The shape is just how I think a bow should look like, Korean with a touch of Tatar. The performance outstanding and the draw is so smooth!
Thank you Lukasz for making this bow!
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[@wethenorth783]

I’m here after Korean won the 🥇

[@jennymusicstudio]

♥️Fantastic♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@revinlifestyle3183]

Look So great😍👍

[@rynachoi3082]

Beautiful bow!

[@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.

[@matthewmaxcy1574]

Absolutely amazing ...

[@shame623]

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

[@TheNapesse]

Perfect bow.

[@elee9056]

you got it before me 😭😭😭

[@theatrenisha9345]

one arrow one bow ..poetry in motion.

[@babooticable]

이 제품 한국산이 아닌 폴란드 산입니다.

[@user-gm8ui4ki4d]

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

[@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.]

[@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!

[@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.

[@user-sj8hi2cj1e]

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

[@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.

[@flynight1110]

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

[@dileb112]

You're right, Armin, this bow fits you perfectly! 😀

[@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