Warrior - laminated Korean Bow by Freddie Archery - Review 

Maybe, a comparison with the Majestic from daylite could be interesting.... for the same price range... ;)

Is this Bow better than the Gera Bow Fox Max Deluxe? I want to buy one of these, but I don’t know which one is better…

I highly suspect Warrior/Dragon is the "affordable" version of Authentic KTB I/II with the same core material: bamboo. Freddie should confirm.

You shoot so many Eastern-style bows....what is your favorite style? Not brand but, Turkish, Korean, etc?

look like taste 🍷

Shame they added their ugly logo to this pretty bow

After watching this amazing review i have just purchased it at #50(53"version). Now for some new arrows.... Any recommendations for spine/arrow weight as it gets a bit confusing. Thanks in advance

Another nice bow looks like a bunch of other bows in the same class but I think there all pretty nice. The glove looks like it would be great how did it really fill for you.

Draw weight at 31"=40.7 lbs Arrow weight=25.6 grams(A) 21.12 grams(B) Average Speed of A=56.3 ms B=57.3 ms _______final result___ Joule of A:40.5 J Joule of B:34.6 J Energy conversion rate of A:0.99 J/lbs B:0.85 J/lbs

Just got mine this week after watching the review. It's a really nice bow, my only gripe is the leather on the string grooves makes a noise when I'm just getting to full draw that sounds a lot like cracking wood and is a bit off putting. Hopefully it goes away once I have shot it a bit more. Thanks for the in depth review.

Great review! I ordered the Warrior 53" 35# two weeks ago. The wait is the hardest part !

Great review, I have two Freddie bows and they are soft, powerful and very pretty. For thumb shooting they are the best. Keep it up, good videos.

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beautifull bow, im thinking of getting one but im having a hard time to decide between the dragon and this one, what is by your opinion the better bow?

A beautiful bow and excellent performance in a reasonable poundage- this bow is sexy! ☺️👍🏻 Thank you for the review, Armin!

Gloves like those are seemingly hard to come by, I try to find similar gloves like that here just can't, unless go thru a custom leather crafter. Might have to get a bow from Freddie Archery just to get the glove. lol But as always, great review.

I finally got mine after 4 weeks of wait, but it came with twisted limb... Does someone know if this model has a carbon core? If this is the case then I will have to use a heat gun...

Korean bows are so much fun to shoot Hopefully I will get a 100 lb monarch soon

Yes, the second you were showing the new shooting gloves, I knew something is going to be happening, and yes. Ah Armine~~ lol

Thanks Armin! What's the difference between the Warrior and the Dragon (other than the decorations/color)? Do you think this bow has no stacking because it has a lower draw weight than the other bows you have shot and tested? Do you have another Korean bow of the same draw weight to compare it to? Also - How does this bow compare to a YMG in smoothness of draw, and speed? I'm planning to get either a custom Authentic KTB2 at 90#, a YMG at 90#, a Hwarang at 90#. I would love for you to do a review of the Hwarang. I love the look of the "Authentic KTB2" the most, but does the extra wrapping (Birch bark) actually slow down the bow compared to these "Naked" bows?

Yupp.. gonna put it on my wishlist this year as my flight shoot bow

i have seen almost all of your videos. This is one of your best!

This looks like the best Korean bow I've seen so far. I like it 😁

just a little strip of stetchy thin insulating tape to pinch the nocks, and they won't fall off and can still easily be replaced - thanks for another great review!

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How similar is this to the Freddie Black Shadow? I just got a Black Shadow and this looks similar (with different handle etc of course). I see from the catalog that the stats look similar. I only ask because the Warrior is so beautiful, I want one. Haha.

I think I like this too...

HI Armin. I see you tried a new color grading. Does looks nice, I like how the shadows have more details. I would just with if there were more contrast on mid-tons to highlights so that we could better see the arrow flight. Maybe something in between this and other videos?

Sweet shooter nice looking bow! I'd like to see how the longer bow reacts 33" draw YES!!!! Thanks for another great review!

which one is smoother to draw, the Majesty or the Warrior?

My Koc Knocks are just breaking. Inner part remains in the shaft and I have problems with getting it out. I lose one almost every training :(

Looks like generates speed and it's pretty. I like how it looks on fulldraw, And you shoot it well. Appear you need new arrows. Good morning and enjoy your day Armin. ☕🍰👊🤩

Seems like a ver nice bow. I like the shape, and the performance 😊. Is that a Freddy Archery banner in the background next to the Malta Archery banner😁?

umm ... dude ... that glove goes on the hand holding the bow, to protect it from the arrow and fletching, seeing as your hand is the "arrow shelf" or "arrow rest". Lets see ... 40 pounds at 31 inches ... you lose roughly on average 2.5 pounds per inch under the rated draw length. At 28 inch you're 3 inches under, so will lose about 7.5 pounds draw weight, giving you roughly 32 ~ 32.5 pounds. Not legal to hunt big game with in any where in North America that I know of. There are a couple Eastern states, (Maine is one of them, I forget the other at ths monent,) that require a minimum of 35 pounds, but the rest require a minimum of 40 pounds for whitetail deer, and 45 or 50 for larger such as Elk, Moose and bear, where available. Note that the minimums ARE AT THE USER'S DRAW LENGTH, in every jurisdiction in North America. (I haven't checked the hunting regulations anywhere in Central or South America.) I am deformed and have a short draw length. 24.5 inch with a conpound bow and roughly 21 ... maybe 22 inch using any other type of vertical bow. (different anchor point) My 70 pound draw at 28 inches takedown recurve has a 47.8 pound draw weight at my draw length. I bought the 70 pounder so I would have a bow that is legal for me to hunt with.