Mybo Revolution Compound Bow Technical Rundown 

Yep Edge shooter here too and I love it to death, but the Revolution is truly sublime.

He just did an Mybo review on I believe the Origin 🤔, (not positive). Several people are asking for this review/comparison to PSE's Citation.

@@theamazinggoldfish8713 he did on the Origin, yeah. Hopefully he'll continue with the Revolution :)

Steve Hann was pretty positive in his quick review of the Origin, but he didn’t do his usual chrono test and 18m shoot. Just had a look at the fit and finish, general features etc, all of which he liked. Hopefully he’ll do a follow up soon.

@@theamazinggoldfish8713 whereabouts in Steve Hann review did he make negative remarks about the Mybo Origin? I watched that video recently and the impression I got was that he liked the bow

@@capricornmagic63 I understood that too the first time I read his comment, but I think he means he isn't positive that it was the Origin model that steve reviewed. Not that it wasnt a positive review.

Any idea as to the cost in USD? I just bought an Supra Focus XL but the Citation was out of reach financially.🏹🤠👍

@@theamazinggoldfish8713 I have a Supra XL... I hate it! £1200 which is $1670, but the UK price includes VAT taxes we have here at 20%

@@TheAegisClaw I'm enjoying mine so far but it is taking time to adjust to it. I am thinking that a 37" bow would fit me better. This revolution looks great. If you get one drop me a line a month after you've had it, and let me know how you're liking it. Take care & happy shooting. 🏹🤠👍

One of the reasons I like this bow is because it does not have a shoot through riser as I'm not keen on them. What is it about them you like?

I've shot both a little bit, spend the money and get the Rev. Now I will say I don't love either grip, they both have odd feels but the rev is definitely better in the sense they have kept a constant size and didn't go for a tapered design. However, they did leave a small lip on the side of the grip and you can feel this with your finger. The main flaw int the edge is the cam system, specific moduels and a limited draw stop. The Rev has one of the best cam systems on the market in terms of being able to really fine tune your draw length including holding weight/valley. 500 GBP is a fair bit different though, I would say if you can get an edge draw length that gets the right fit and feel then that bow will do just fine.

Hopefully a Barebow dedicated riser too.

They just released Wave X recently.

@@This1sEngland Look at their Pathfinder bow, can be shot off the shelf or from a rest / button. I have one, do NFAS bare-bow archery with it, it can be shot with a Matthews bow quiver too

@@smitbar11 Got in touch with Ben, there may be a dedicated BB in the pipeline ;) ..hush! :D

Because we use both.

A lot of the threads on all bows are still imperial too.

In england we still use pound per square inch, the mile and the furlong. Economy is still stated as miles per gallon tho they sell fuel in Eurobabble units. Im fine with both measurments but I prefer Imperial.

@@sahhull history will forget imperial and remember SI units

@@sahhull I think the furlong only holds out for horse races! The bar/millibar and Pa are used for pressure these days much more than lb/sqin surely? Since 1 bar is about 1 atmosphere these are pretty natural units. It does depend how old you are of course. I think the worst thing about imperial is the units used for torque are inconsistent, I've seen ft-lb and in-oz and in-lb - make your minds up! Nm is so much nicer, especially as 0.1Nm, 1Nm and 10Nm are roughly thumb-and-forefinger, handheld screwdriver, and steering wheel values of torque respectively.