Toelke whip takedown

[BeardedAg08]

I just put my name on the list for one. I always told myself my next bow would be a Black Widow but I could not pull the trigger. I bought a Toelke whip on here this past year and it's definitely my favorite bow but I would really like the takedown version as I do a lot of traveling. It'll be 48# @28, 62 inches and should be ready in June. Anybody have the takedown version?

[Bisch]

I have never owned a Toelke. Congrats on your new stick.

Bisch


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[tradman]

I bought a Toelke SS recurve takedown off of Trumpkin early this year. It is a really nice bow, super smooth, fast and quiet! I was a bit skeptical of the takedown system at first because I am shooting 64# at 33", but it is rock solid!!! I have never shot the whip, but have never heard one negative thing about it!

[Javy]

Just ordered one on Monday. 64” 40@28 takedown. Received a chinook about two weeks ago. **** nice bow. Quick, smooth and quiet. Maybe the nicest bow I have owned.

[splitfinger]

You won't be disappointed. The take-down utilizes Micarta in the riser for strength and Dan's fit and finish are second to none. I've owned numerous Toelke's and they are some of the best out there.

[Trumpkin]

I'm glad to have spread the Toelke word here on TBH! It's funny, I somehow wound up selling off all my Toelke's to guys on the forum here and I'm rocking a Widow right now. But I do really think I'll end up with another Toelke at some point. They're really great bows, made by really great folks.

[DRT]

I bought a Martin Mamba that I'm really liking. It's funny how you find a bow you like and think you are pretty set on that bowyer then end up finding others you shoot well.

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[CamoQuest]

Originally Posted by DRT

I bought a Martin Mamba that I'm really liking. It's funny how you find a bow you like and think you are pretty set on that bowyer then end up finding others you shoot well.

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Our budget can’t afford for us to ‘try’ any more of our friends bows, lol. We borrowed a Bob Lee- now we have half a dozen. I shot a friends Wagstaff- it is now hanging on our rack. I held that same friend’s new Toelke Chinook, and knew better than to shoot it. We’d need a bigger bow rack!

[Easttxbowman]

Loved my whip. Only reason I sold it was the grip wasn't as repeatable as my Bob lee.

If you could get a high wrist whip or whistler, I'd be all over a new one.

[BeardedAg08]

Haha, Trumpkin it was you who I bought the bow from. I shot 2 deer and a grouse this year with it, my first kills with a bow. It will never leave me now. I love the grip and thin limbs on it. What kind of widow are you shooting and what type of grip?

[Trumpkin]

Originally Posted by BeardedAg08

Haha, Trumpkin it was you who I bought the bow from. I shot 2 deer and a grouse this year with it, my first kills with a bow. It will never leave me now. I love the grip and thin limbs on it. What kind of widow are you shooting and what type of grip?

I seem to remember you needed it for an elk hunt originally! Glad you're putting it to work.

I'm shooting a 64" Black Widow PMAX, it's 43@32" and has the Randy Cooling grip on it.

[BeardedAg08]

Nice! What can you compare the Randy Cooling grip too?

[Trumpkin]

Originally Posted by BeardedAg08

Nice! What can you compare the Randy Cooling grip too?

I have no idea. I've only ever shot Toelke locator grips before this. It's probably like a medium wrist, flat backed ilf grip, but without a hard edge on the palm side. But I don't know whether that's any help to you. It's a dang good grip, and I've heard the new Toelke 10x grip is a similar target style grip.