Two Tracks Echo

[Ulysseys]

Been checking this bow out for a little while now, something about it keeps me coming back.....anybody have one?  What are your thoughts?

[soap creek]

I have one. Chuck is very good to deal with. His workmanship is excellent.  Its a great represention of a ASL style bows. For a string follow design I haven't really noticed any difference speed wise. There'er just a really nice bow. On the product review sight they have pics of some.

[Hermon]

I have one, my first ASL.  It shoots wonderfully and is quite fast and silent.  Has walnut lams and myrtle riser.  The workmanship is outstanding.  I think you would be very pleased with one.

[Mudd]

Yep!  ...and like my other favorites it's not going anywhere.

God bless,Mudd

[soap creek]

Here's mine. Bamboo core brown glass and rosewood riser. 52lbs 68in.        

[soap creek]

You can believe Mudd. I tried trading him out of his, with no luck, so I ordered a new one from Chuck.

[Green]

They are superb shooters.  With Chuck's trapping the back of the bow ever so slightly.....they're deathly quiet.  Excellent craftsmanship, very stable limb design, and one of the best grips I've wrapped my hand around.  All around a very consistently great shooter!

[Sixgun]

All the posts so far are spot on!

It is the first bow I purchased, "bespoke".

Chuck is an absolute pleasure to deal with and makes a heck of a bow. I had another highly acclaimed bowyer ask to check out my bow at a shoot.
His response after checking it out "Chuck makes a nice bow!"

I'd highly recommend ordering one.

Ray

[Vesty]

I'll echo all that has been said about the Echo. I've had mine for several years. I have the dubious honor, according to Chuck, of being the first hunter to take a whitetail with his Echo. Bamboo lams and bolivian rosewood riser. 68"51#@28. I appreciate how much it likes heavy wood arrows. Makes for a deadly silent bow.