Ive seen a few posts around asking what length Toelke Whip will accommodate a longer draw and besides the 64" and 66", another option while keeping the limbs short is to go with a 62" Whip with a 60" whip riser. I coin it the 60/62 and that is what is marked on this bow. Maybe Dan has made this combo for a few of you but I haven't seen the mention in any threads so I figure Id mention it here.

This bow was made 53@30 for a 3 under draw. In the picture the bow is drawn to 30 5/8 and still has a bit of room. There is no stacking as far as my 31" arrow will draw back. So anyone looking for a short Whip for a long draw, ask about the 60/62 option. Dan said using the shorter riser from the 60" model allows this 62" to have the same amount of working limb as their 64" Whip. For a long draw pulling 3 under, this option was strongly recommended for a smooth and well behaved bow. You cant have this one, it's spoken for!

Besides the Micarta riser and Yew veneers, this has what Dan calls a LOW CLASSIC GRIP. I can easily wrap my hand around this grip, just like my Super Ds. It is noticeably more slim than their normal Classic grip and being able to wrap the hand around it, could make one feel more connected to the bow. That's how I feel about it anyway.  
 
 

   

   




   

Nice!    

Todd,

What does the riser length measure out at the faded?  I got a 62" and it has a pretty long riser 21.5"  +|_

My draw is 29+"

QuoteOriginally posted by South MS Bowhunter:
Todd,

What does the riser length measure out at the faded?  I got a 62" and it has a pretty long riser 21.5"  +|_

My draw is 29+"

John, The strip of Core Tuff running down the middle sort of hides the fades but Dan said it was 1" shorter. I just measured and It is easily 20.5" definitely not 21.5"

Interesting bunch of info thanks

Thanks, I was wondering what the black strip down the middle was.

THAT is bad ass Todd.  Dan is the man.

I have a sneaky feeling Dan and Jared did something similar with my Whip.  

Long story short, I sent some myrtle veneers from Idaho Curt to Dan.  They were meant for a 64" Whip but Dan told me they were a tad short once he processed them and spliced them together.

We went with a 62" bow instead which they both assured would accomodate my 30" draw nicely.  It definately does and upon reading this thread, I measured the riser, fade out point to fade out point: What do you know, I'm in the same boat as Todd: longer working limbs, slightly shorter riser at 20" (although regular grip). The Toelkes know their stuff!

Being a long draw guy, 30"....I like it. My current Whip is a pre HS 64" Bowbolt and I didn't think it could get any better than that. I was wrong  

They are some of the best. Love mine. All of them. Lol