Thats a ugly bow I what one  :D . Those limbs are cool looking and I bet that would gain some attention on the bow range.

I would like to see a full draw pic....if that is possible

Pretty funky!

Great another bow,I can't wait.

QuoteOriginally posted by Jethro21:
I would like to see a full draw pic....if that is possible

http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=083456#000000

or here-

http://tradgang.com/noncgi/ultimatebb.php?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=085096;p=2

Amazing to see the technology is improving the traditional archery.

Those pics are actually the prototype. I'll see if I can get some pics of the finished model at draw this weekend.

I like a wom, oops I mean bow, with curves! Now what do I sell to find the money....hmmm

Interesting bow design!  Would love to shoot one someday to see how it feels!

When I read the title I thought maybe they were coming out with a surf board!  LOL!

Well I really liked the Kudu name myself but PSE has that one taken so Wave pretty much described the look well and there it is.

Just send her to me Dave... I'll get a picture of it at 32"+.........  I have some 35" - 115# spine woodies it might challenge.....

BobW

Here it is on the back mount riser.

I think I like it better on that riser.    Do you have a picture of what that bow looks like un-braced and how much centershot is on the riser?

Both risers are cut to center. I don't have an unstrung pic of this one yet.

Very interesting.  Don't know of any other bow in which the same limbs can be mounted on the back or belly of the riser, even if it is a different riser.  Wasn't there a bow builder several years ago who built a similar limb on a one piece recurve?  Called them duo-somethings.  Can''t remember the bowyer or the bow.

Mon River and Bill Stewart both made limbs with much less "Wave" in them but a similar look to them.

Also someone asked about heavy arrows, those Alaskans weigh 675 grains and fly real well from 30 yards.

This bow will be at the JLMBH Saturday for anyone who wants to shoot it. I'll have both risers to try also.

Will it be priced the same?

Yes. $950 for the alloy riser (either one) and starts at $950 for exotic wood risers.

Really cool i must say. The ideas that i see around here are just outstanding makes me wish i could make a bow myself.