My wife bought this bow from you Steven, plus the Topoint stabilisers, Topoint peep kit, Topoint target sight, Topoint arrow rest and she is absolutely killing it at our Archery club. She is addicted to archery now thanks to having this great setup and it fitted into our budget. It goes to show you don't need to spend huge bucks to enjoy archery.
Hello Steve im an Archer from Guatemala, im in the National team I go to Word cups and tournaments , I shoot a supra, but this bows looks nice for the price, so do you think this bow Will be good bow for 50 mts, and If it will tune well? Thank you for the time
Hello, I work on a golf course in china. I just bought the Topoint TS350. There are wild boars on the course that destroy the grass.. what do you think of this model?
I'm looking for a compound bow (beginner), what dou u think about sanlida prodigy x10?? What do u think that sanlida or the topoint serenity is better??thanks for ur attention...(i'm sorry about my english 🙏)
What will this bow be shooting like in 5 year's ??? I have a 2013 Stinger3G it still has the original string/cable and it group's 6 arrow's under 2 inch's at 40 metres.
Hi Steven! Great review. I really like the design and quality of this bow and would purchase one if they had them available in a left hand version. Do you know of any left hands in the infinity??? Thanks again for the great review brother!! 🏹🏹🏹
Whats with the price range on this? Finding everywhere from 200 usd to 900. Some of them also seem to range in different draw lengths despite having same model numbers.
Can you review the Topoint TS 350? That is their hunting bow at 31 inch axle to axle and shooting 350FPS. It looks like a good bow, and at the price they are advertising for a 350 fps bow, I'm curious if it shoots the way they advertise.
As usual great review Steve. The Chinese bows are good value propositions. Another interesting bow is the Kinetic Trium X, which is getting some good reviews. Maybe you could do a review on that.
Love the review, have you or are you gonna review the 2017 Mathews Halon 32 7 Compound Bow? Would be interested I seeing a review looking to trade up from a dragonfly 40.
No peep sight on this. Admittedly I’m a newbie to the sport, but I was under the impression that most compounds had a rear peep sight as standard. Is that not the case? Do you just need a really consistent solid anchor point instead? Clearly you still seem to be able to shoot just fine without one!
I love the Expedition. I am not a dealer for them. I have only seen them at the ATA show. Dealers in Australia do not carry them. They have a good finish, Good Weight on the bow, good speeds. Xpedition is very top end and you dont sell alot of those bows. But I do like what I see.
Now this is a really pretty bow IMO. Nice unfussy sleek lines. An interesting option, although even cheaper, compared to the nice new W&W Dragonfly. Prefer this binary/slaved type of cam system to the hybrid on the Dragonfly. Steven, these limbs ? Are they Chinese made ? Wonderful value target bow, & that draw length module adjustment for potential buyers is a real big plus.
I have been shooting a Junxing Pheonix (a $200 au 40" axle to axle Chinese target bow) and have done quite well as a beginner, I understand exactly what Steve is saying about people buying American Bows and sometimes it is the archery stores problem. I have seen new members arrive with Stingers and other US hunting bows that have been recommended to them as cheaper options (Yet they had no intention to go hunting with it) to the $2000.00 US target bows, they have basic hunting setups. (recommended by the store) and come to do target shooting. Most last 6 months and their shooting doesn't improve. Their 600 dollar Hunting bow cant be fitted out like the target bows.they see on the range. It Is not as forgiving as the target bow and is realy not designed for target shooting. They notice that those with a Target compound bow shoot well and they believe they would have to pay up to $2000 to compete so they fade away. if they had been shown a cheaper Chinese target bow. buy a stabilizer and a target sight and as Steve says get out there and shoot. Will improve, gain confidence and like in tennis or golf as they improve and shoot to their limit of there bow they will feel confident and happy to choose a better bow to continue their sport. Some may disagree but Chinese target bows are the ticket to increase the number of people taking up and continuing this sport. Just need more people like Steve to spread the word.
Good honest review. I have to disagree on your comment on strings however. You are correct that you will not SHOOT any better with better made strings but the bow will hold tune better and longer in my experience. Saying that I always shoot the factory strings to get all my measurements dialled in, peep height correct & just learning the bow in general. I would rather damage a factory string making peep & d loop adjustments anyway. Some factory strings are great & some are terrible as well & until you put a lot of shots through you really don't know ;)
Oh some strings are bad, made with poor materials - but generally they are fine. I take this bow with a 5 pin sight and a biscuit rest and it shoots great. It depends on budget too. Most of my customers are not going to spend $170 on strings then $130 to have them fitted (we dont charge this much but other shops do).
@@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale I bought a Jinxing Phoenix from you (love the accuracy of this bow) as my first bow and within a year the strings and cables stretched so a 40 inch axle to axel bow was now a 41 and the drop in poundage was from 55lbs to 46 lbs. replacing with never stretch cables and strings increased the poundage to 57lbs at 40 inch axle to axle. the custom stings and fitting cost $180 (almost the cost of the bow) but the results I am getting from this bow made it well worth it and i am shooting scores indoor as well as some of the guys who are shooting S2000 bows So some times the string material does make a difference even if it is only to stop the stretching.....
No I have not done the new Stinger yet, they only arrived 2 weeks ago. I will be doing a full review on the bow and I will be setting one up with cheap target gear and taking it to the club for a video and seeing how I shoot with it at the club. I hope a cheap bow setup can beat a lot of expensive setups.
Archery Supplies Cheers Steven, that's exactly what I'm looking for, blame Jimi Ellis and the ExA for tempting me over from the recurve lol appreciate you taking the time to reply - love the videos, please keep them coming 👍
Looking forward to this as my sons Stinger has arrived and its really nice to shoot, in fact I'm thinking of getting one for myself. Definitely would like to see it what it can do with a target setup.
13:00 - Another 60lb target bow from Topoint? Deja vu! In another video you criticized Mr Lee's Topoint Stronghold 38" target bow for drawing only 52lbs instead of the stated 60lbs draw weight. How about this Topoint Serenity? Does the actual real-world draw poundage fail to live up to the advertising as well?
thank you my first bow was chines and i shot 368s aba now pse bm34 i do 388s with cheap stuff on bow pb is 396 if i could make that bow farster ied get 1 a -- gumboot
My wife bought this bow from you Steven, plus the Topoint stabilisers, Topoint peep kit, Topoint target sight, Topoint arrow rest and she is absolutely killing it at our Archery club. She is addicted to archery now thanks to having this great setup and it fitted into our budget. It goes to show you don't need to spend huge bucks to enjoy archery.
Have to love the crude and honest truth of this man ....Steven "no nonsense" Hann thx
Thanks
Hello Steve im an Archer from Guatemala, im in the National team I go to Word cups and tournaments , I shoot a supra, but this bows looks nice for the price, so do you think this bow Will be good bow for 50 mts, and If it will tune well? Thank you for the time
Fantastic in depth review, I'm thinking of buying one thanks,
Regards from Ireland 🇮🇪
Hello, I work on a golf course in china. I just bought the Topoint TS350. There are wild boars on the course that destroy the grass.. what do you think of this model?
Great work, another fine Review.
Beauty AS.
I'm looking for a compound bow (beginner), what dou u think about sanlida prodigy x10?? What do u think that sanlida or the topoint serenity is better??thanks for ur attention...(i'm sorry about my english 🙏)
What will this bow be shooting like in 5 year's ???
I have a 2013 Stinger3G it still has the original string/cable and it group's 6 arrow's under 2 inch's at 40 metres.
I would actually like to see a review of this bow with a full target setup on it if possible.
Hi Steven! Great review. I really like the design and quality of this bow and would purchase one if they had them available in a left hand version. Do you know of any left hands in the infinity??? Thanks again for the great review brother!! 🏹🏹🏹
Whats with the price range on this? Finding everywhere from 200 usd to 900. Some of them also seem to range in different draw lengths despite having same model numbers.
comes in Two models of draw length 27-31 and a short model 25-29. Sells in Australia 750 the bow has just been released.
I recently purchased a Decut NAHA sight and it is great. I believe that the Diamond Medalist is around the same price
Hi Steven. Do you ship internationally?
Can you review the Topoint TS 350? That is their hunting bow at 31 inch axle to axle and shooting 350FPS. It looks like a good bow, and at the price they are advertising for a 350 fps bow, I'm curious if it shoots the way they advertise.
Happy Talk I believe The TS350 is the same as Topoint Serinity.
You said 60 pounds at 29 inches. So 270FPS isn't as bad ,as if I know correctly, at 300Fps + you get with a 70 pound compound and 30 inches of draw
As usual great review Steve. The Chinese bows are good value propositions. Another interesting bow is the Kinetic Trium X, which is getting some good reviews. Maybe you could do a review on that.
Love the review, have you or are you gonna review the 2017 Mathews Halon 32 7 Compound Bow? Would be interested I seeing a review looking to trade up from a dragonfly 40.
Oh have I not done one. I should.
Yes, and thank you.!
No peep sight on this. Admittedly I’m a newbie to the sport, but I was under the impression that most compounds had a rear peep sight as standard. Is that not the case? Do you just need a really consistent solid anchor point instead?
Clearly you still seem to be able to shoot just fine without one!
Nice looking bow for the price point. Needs a little more attention to the cams as far as deburring goes. Nice review, but that goes without saying.
I noticed that too
What do you think of the 2018 Expedition Perfexion XL?
I love the Expedition. I am not a dealer for them. I have only seen them at the ATA show. Dealers in Australia do not carry them. They have a good finish, Good Weight on the bow, good speeds. Xpedition is very top end and you dont sell alot of those bows. But I do like what I see.
Does the draw length have to use a bow press for serenity?
No. I've had one now for a few months. It's easy to adjust the draw length.
Now this is a really pretty bow IMO. Nice unfussy sleek lines. An interesting option, although even cheaper, compared to the nice new W&W Dragonfly. Prefer this binary/slaved type of cam system to the hybrid on the Dragonfly. Steven, these limbs ? Are they Chinese made ? Wonderful value target bow, & that draw length module adjustment for potential buyers is a real big plus.
I really like the look of this bow, simple to adjust. I will find out on the limbs.
US limbs. Gordon Glass
The industry standard. That makes this new bow a genuine consideration for some.
I have been shooting a Junxing Pheonix (a $200 au 40" axle to axle Chinese target bow) and have done quite well as a beginner, I understand exactly what Steve is saying about people buying American Bows and sometimes it is the archery stores problem. I have seen new members arrive with Stingers and other US hunting bows that have been recommended to them as cheaper options (Yet they had no intention to go hunting with it) to the $2000.00 US target bows, they have basic hunting setups. (recommended by the store) and come to do target shooting. Most last 6 months and their shooting doesn't improve. Their 600 dollar Hunting bow cant be fitted out like the target bows.they see on the range. It Is not as forgiving as the target bow and is realy not designed for target shooting. They notice that those with a Target compound bow shoot well and they believe they would have to pay up to $2000 to compete so they fade away. if they had been shown a cheaper Chinese target bow. buy a stabilizer and a target sight and as Steve says get out there and shoot. Will improve, gain confidence and like in tennis or golf as they improve and shoot to their limit of there bow they will feel confident and happy to choose a better bow to continue their sport. Some may disagree but Chinese target bows are the ticket to increase the number of people taking up and continuing this sport. Just need more people like Steve to spread the word.
Good honest review.
I have to disagree on your comment on strings however. You are correct that you will not SHOOT any better with better made strings but the bow will hold tune better and longer in my experience.
Saying that I always shoot the factory strings to get all my measurements dialled in, peep height correct & just learning the bow in general. I would rather damage a factory string making peep & d loop adjustments anyway.
Some factory strings are great & some are terrible as well & until you put a lot of shots through you really don't know ;)
Oh some strings are bad, made with poor materials - but generally they are fine. I take this bow with a 5 pin sight and a biscuit rest and it shoots great. It depends on budget too. Most of my customers are not going to spend $170 on strings then $130 to have them fitted (we dont charge this much but other shops do).
Yep that makes total sense :)
@@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale I bought a Jinxing Phoenix from you (love the accuracy of this bow) as my first bow and within a year the strings and cables stretched so a 40 inch axle to axel bow was now a 41 and the drop in poundage was from 55lbs to 46 lbs. replacing with never stretch cables and strings increased the poundage to 57lbs at 40 inch axle to axle. the custom stings and fitting cost $180 (almost the cost of the bow) but the results I am getting from this bow made it well worth it and i am shooting scores indoor as well as some of the guys who are shooting S2000 bows So some times the string material does make a difference even if it is only to stop the stretching.....
Het ziet er een toffe boog uit niet te duur
How does the price stack up against the Stinger? Have you videoed a shooting review of the Stinger?
No I have not done the new Stinger yet, they only arrived 2 weeks ago. I will be doing a full review on the bow and I will be setting one up with cheap target gear and taking it to the club for a video and seeing how I shoot with it at the club. I hope a cheap bow setup can beat a lot of expensive setups.
Archery Supplies Cheers Steven, that's exactly what I'm looking for, blame Jimi Ellis and the ExA for tempting me over from the recurve lol appreciate you taking the time to reply - love the videos, please keep them coming 👍
Would be nice to see you shoot the pse stinger extreme
Looking forward to this as my sons Stinger has arrived and its really nice to shoot, in fact I'm thinking of getting one for myself. Definitely would like to see it what it can do with a target setup.
Do you ship internationally?
Great stuff very interesting and clever man
I made a mistake on my last comment. This bow, the serenity is the model I'm interested in, in a left hand version. Sorry for the mistake. 🏹🏹🏹
13:00 - Another 60lb target bow from Topoint? Deja vu! In another video you criticized Mr Lee's Topoint Stronghold 38" target bow for drawing only 52lbs instead of the stated 60lbs draw weight.
How about this Topoint Serenity? Does the actual real-world draw poundage fail to live up to the advertising as well?
On my cheap bow-scale, mine draws 55lbs.
who sells in USA
Too bad no left handed option yet?
I checked LH is not a problem. Comes in Blue, Green, Smoke, Brown, Blue, Orange - 2 cam sizes 27.5-31.5" and 25.5-28.5"
thank you my first bow was chines and i shot 368s aba now pse bm34 i do 388s with cheap stuff on bow pb is 396 if i could make that bow farster ied get 1 a -- gumboot
Well done.
Review the darton maverick 2