Uukha Limb Differences

[Farmingdales Finest]

I am researching upgrading to Uukha limbs and am curious what the differences are between the SX50+ and the Gobi limbs?

I don't know anyone that carries them near me or any traditional equipment for that matter or anyone that is using them.

I look forward to hearing your experience!

[Bowwild]

Today I ordered the Uukha Altai limbs about 3 hours ago. They are the "nature" version of the SX+.   I believe the Gobi's are the Nature version of the SX50.

The only difference I've been able to ascertain is fewer decals on the Natures to be a bit less noticeable in the "wild". 

I went with the Altai in order to maximize the potential improvements from the Trad Tech RC Cabons. I ordered from Alternatives in the UK.  My first order from them as well. I couldn't pass up saving $260.

These will be my first Uukha limbs. I hope we like em (you and I).

[Friend]

Should be setting up a set of SX+'s on a CD WF19 by week's end....note: my 1st experience with Uukha's....

[ESP]

I had some sx80's on a satori riser.  A very good combination.  No stacking at my 31.5" dl.  As quiet as any of my other recurves. A friend wanted that combination more than I did and he has used it to kill severs deer.

[George Vernon]

My understanding is the 'nature' series, in this case the 'Gobi' have fewer, more subtle decals.  And they are available in 5# increments.  The 'target' series, in this case the SX50, has larger decals and are available in 2# increments.

[Sojurn]

I just received my Gobi's this week.  I was just shooting them a few minutes ago actually.  I draw 29.75" and it's pretty amazing how much better they feel compared to a standard limb.  The difference is immediately noticeable.  These 45# uukha's on my satori riser shoot the same arrow tuned just as well, to the same point of impact as my 50# samick R1s.  The samicks pull 60# at my draw length and the stack is pretty bad, i haven't had a chance to weigh the uuhka's yet though.

[gnome]

Today I ordered the Uukha Altai limbs about 3 hours ago. They are the "nature" version of the SX+.   I believe the Gobi's are the Nature version of the SX50.

The only difference I've been able to ascertain is fewer decals on the Natures to be a bit less noticeable in the "wild". 

I went with the Altai in order to maximize the potential improvements from the Trad Tech RC Cabons. I ordered from Alternatives in the UK.  My first order from them as well. I couldn't pass up saving $260.

These will be my first Uukha limbs. I hope we like em (you and I).

... Post pics when you get them!...
...3Rivers has them as a special order, with no indication of how long it takes to get a set delivered....
...I'm looking at getting a 3Rivers 19" tribute riser, and a set of Uukha Altai limbs for 3D...

[gnome]

Should be setting up a set of SX+'s on a CD WF19 by week's end....note: my 1st experience with Uukha's....

...I'm looking for a new 19" riser for 3D... currently the 3Rivers tribute has my attention, but would like to hear what you think about the WF risers when you get it set up...

[Bowwild]

Those WF risers were sure common in the shoot-offs at the Lancaster Classic this year. 

They seem pretty heavy to me. However, that makes for a nice dead-in-the-hand feel.

[jeffg]

The difference in Uukha limbs is the carbon content, profile (recurve or S curve) limb finish and the length of the riser the draw weight is measured on.


Target 25" riser    Gloss finish or mat finish standard decals or minimal decals
     
Sx+     100% carbon S curve
Sx100  100% carbon
Sx80    80% carbon
Sx50    50% carbon

Nature  19" riser     Mat finish minimal decals

Altaï      100% carbon S curve
Uureg    100% carbon
Selenga  80% carbon
Gobi       50% carbon

[rufus_d]

Bought a set of gobis from John's custom archery in Ringgold Va. Fast service. Bought these when I couldn't get a response from Border about some lighter limbs for my covert. They are excellent limbs for the cost. I've been shooting them every day on a tradtech riser. These are an excellent buy.

[Farmingdales Finest]

I am curious what others are paying for their limbs? I've read the Gobi's have been bought for as little at $330 and I believe it's 3Rivers has then for $499. 

[Bowwild]

$303 at Alternativess. $14 shipping is what I paid for Altai naturals.

[azhunter]

When I was buying a set of Uukha limbs I checked several of the US archery suppliers just because I wanted to support them but they didn't have the limbs I wanted with the minimum logo in the weight I wanted and didn't know when they would get them in. Alternative was much cheaper and their shipping was very quick. I would have gladly paid more from a US supplier but that wasn't an option. When you look if supply is a problem as it is with a lot of things these days check Alternative as they seam to carry a big inventory of Uukha limbs.

[Farmingdales Finest]

$303 at Alternativess. $14 shipping is what I paid for Altai naturals.

Was there any other fees / taxes involved?

[Ken Sorg]

$303 at Alternativess. $14 shipping is what I paid for Altai naturals.

The altai are $750 through alt,,,gobi's are $303.

[Ken Sorg]

$303 at Alternativess. $14 shipping is what I paid for Altai naturals.

Was there any other fees / taxes involved?

No weird fees or taxes. It takes 3-6 weeks to get them and they'll arrive via ups. I just received my go i's from them 2 weeks ago and the total was $330,,,,great limb, but not 100% carbon

[hockey7]

There must be customs duties/import taxes when entering the U.S.

[Bowwild]

I received an e-mail indicating my Altai limbs will arrive tomorrow via UPS Express.  This is about a month earlier than I expected (24 days instead of 5-6 weeks). 

I'll do my best to compare them to what I'm currently using and report back here.

[Ryan Rothhaar]

Bowwild....if you are really getting altais at 330 (not gobis).... that's a super deal.....sure they aren't gobis?

R