Majestic power
The Mongols took a huge step forward in the development of recurve bows by introducing the string stool. This part increases the stability of bows and the flying off speed of arrows from the bowstring greatly. Wolf I is a spuddier and robuster version of Wolf II. Technical matters are similar, only design, shape have significant difference.
It is recommended to both beginner and advanced horse archers, performs great in field- and target archery, it is a long-lasting and reliable recurve bow.
Average weight: 780 g
Lenght of string: 130 cm / 51″
Draw weight: 25-70 #
max draw length: 32″
measured at: 30″
Basic outfit:
fibreglass bow, leather covering, ashwood siyahs and grip
flax binding
colour of leather and binding can be chosen
Optional extras:
different decorations on siyahs and grip
different leather ornaments, designs
leather embroidery (+35 EUR)
We undertake 1 year guarantee for this traditional recurve bow
Optional extras (examples):
ornament on leather:
siyah decorations (examples)
Traditional Bow Questions Answered
Yes. This bow is excellent for traditional target practice and instinctive shooting, offering smooth performance and reliable accuracy.
Mongolian bows are generally appreciated for their smooth draw cycle, comfortable shooting feel and excellent stability during repeated practice sessions.
Yes. In lighter draw weights, this bow is a great option for beginners starting traditional archery.
Most adult beginners should start with 25–30 lbs to develop proper shooting technique and avoid overstraining.
Mongolian bows are known for their smooth shooting characteristics, excellent stability and historical versatility.
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WOLF I - FARKAS I – MONGOL TRADITIONAL RECURVE BOW FROM KASSAI
The Mongols took a huge step forward in the development of recurve bows by introducing the string stool. This part increases the stability of bows and the flying off speed of arrows from the bowstring greatly. Wolf I is a spuddier and robuster version of Wolf II. Technical matters are similar, only design, shape have significant difference.
Product Brand: Kassai
Product Currency: EUR
Product Price: 299
Product In Stock: InStock
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