Sanlinda Miracle X10 | Set Up & Review 

I'm glad you agree!

Yeah I was eagerly waiting for your reviews but eventually I bought it from china...it was a gut feeling but loving it though

I almost ditched this footage so many times 🤣

Let me know what you think of it 👍

how was it

Excellent, that should be a pretty decent set-up too

Yea I was discussing this with a mate yesterday. There is obviously a grey area between complete innovation and then blatant copying of other design / technology that's in the market. In this instance, it was obvious that Sanlida has taken design choices from other popular equipment, however there is technically no technology here that isn't on every bow in the market. I personally think that Sanlida could do better if they changed some design elements and built its own brand rather than try to catch the overflow from others designs. This equipment is NOT at the cutting edge of design and innovation. What it IS, is an excellent quality product for consumers at a great price point, and I think this is generally a good thing as it will force the top brands to keep innovating and improving their designs to stay on top. They can't just stamp out the same bow year after year in a new shade of blue and expect to own the industry!

Great comments. For the limb straightness, we did a basic limb alignment for this set-up video, but didn't screen for limb tracking. A good sign was low limb flutter. Perhaps we'll do another tuning video if there is enough interest and go through that. In more detail. As for the sight, it's probably the thing that I was most surprised by. It's very good, and Nino says it's still tracking clean. My dealing with Sanlida has been pretty good. Their website is not the best in terms of online store, but their communication with me has been very clear and helpful. I am mindful that this may be different as a RU-vidr to a normal customer, so if you do deal with them, then I'd love to hear about your experience. I think they could accomodate your spare parts. Other than that, I gave them some pretty blunt feedback on their rest, plunger and clicker, but it was well received, and after receiving basically the same feedback from Jake as well, I got the impression that they are going to change their rest and plunger design. I think the most disappointing thing about the rest, plunger and clicker is not that it's terrible... but it just isn't up to par with the rest of the bow, which is excellent. So in contrast it looks cheap. For the price though, I'd do what you did, and buy the kit but fit it with a shibuya rest and plunger.

Hey Liam, glad you found this helpful mate! I put the links in the description to this video. Did the links work for you?

Thanks jarred (hope that spelled right) I was on the they’re news site not the outdoor one so thanks for the reply

Not that I'm aware of! Let me know what you think of it when you get it 👍

Thank you for helping. I have been away from the sport for 50 years, was wondering what you set your top nock at for this bow? I know this is basic, but I trust what you have to say. I have been told 1/4 and 1/8 above center to get this right from the start would be very helpful, any other adjustments made to bow, arrow rest, pressure button, center shot that you have tweaked would be greatly appreciated. I have a lot of catching up to do. From what I have seen, what is not to like on this bow? Sorry for being so long winded. Thank you for having such an informative site. Rich

@@richardpettit2541 no worries Rich! That's a good starting point for the nocking point, it's impossible to say the ideal nocking point for any bow straight up. You'll need to do a quick bare shift tune to get your NP height dialled in.

Ooooh that's a tough question. I've shot some of my best scores with the Inno CXT, but I do prefer CNC machined risers over carbon. For the money, I'd probably go with the Sanlida Riser, which is excellent, but if you could get the W&W 2nd hand for a good price then that'd be a great buy as well. Either way, the bow will shoot better than you can, so the rest is up to your technique and training! 💪🏹🎯🔥

The right arrows to use will depend on your skill level and budget. For example, if you are an intermediate level archer, then something like the Easton Avance Sport may be a good option, but there are many alternatives. All arrow manufacturers will make a variety of spines, and you should check the manufacturers spine chart with your draw weight and draw length to figure out which spine to buy.

This was a 36# set of limbs. I should also clarify that the front heavy comments was more about the balance than the weight. 👍

Yes, I think its a great option for getting started out with a full kit. Getting good 2nd hand gear is also a good option. It just depends on budget, what you can get for your money and also personal preference TBH. At the end of the day, your skill, technique, training and HOW you set up the bow will make more difference than what bow you shoot.

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@@RogueArcheryTV Thank you so much bro 😊👍✌️

Not really. The parts I'd recommend upgrading are: - Rest - Plunger - Clicker - String Nevertheless, a great value set up and I think for the price it's reasonable to upgrade these small parts.

The Miracle X10 is better. Its easily worth the slightly higher price.

I havn't personally tested the X9 limbs, but I believe that they are a carbon foam limb with less expensive UD carbon laminates. The MD carbon laminates in the X10 limbs provides extra stability through the shot and if it's within your budget then that's what I'd recommend. If however, they are an intermediate set of limbs for training or that you plan on upgrading, then I think the X9 limbs would be good too.

@@RogueArcheryTV thank you! I’ve got X9’s on the way.

@@evo8kiko05 let me know what you think of them 👍

@@evo8kiko05 how was the x9 limbs?....is it ok?

Buy from Amazon and contact seller and ask for a left handed riser. They sent me the a purple left riser with block adjustment instead. Sadly no left sight. I’m gonna try a left shibuya dual click windage block. From another video I think it could work.

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