das dalaa dx5

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Hi.
I am looking to purchase (one more bow) I think it is going to be a dalaa das dx5. my question is whats the diffence. I see some now come ilf ready. I want a light bow to work on my form with. around 35-40 pounds, draw length 27". still haven't decided on recurve or longbow limbs. So what the scoop on the risers.

[Longbowz]

Not sure what you're asking but the Dalaa is offered in three different lengths: 15, 17, 21 inch long.  I haven't personally handled a DX 5 but it appears to have a flatter more longbow style grip compared to the recurve style on the others.

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sorry,   I should have put camas,,,,, between. das,dalaa. are they the same or is there something diff. I probably call 3 rivers today, just wanted some input here.

[rlc1959]

I have had the DX 5 which is the 15" riser and the 17" riser. I liked them both. I am using the 17" riser now. The 15" DX 5 is a sleek version. Nice grip. The das connection can be made to work with ILF limbs. I have a set of 45# lost camo medium recurve limbs I would sell cheap if you are interested. I use the longs. They are 3 Rivers carbon foam recurve mediums that make a 56" bow on the DX5 riser. 45# max.

[stujay]

I've owned all of the DAS Daala's the DX5 is the smallest, lightest and shortest of the 3. 3 Rivers bought the DX5 rights from Sky archery as it was formally made by them with ILF plates. (had one of those too.)
The fit of a particular riser is such a personal thing, it either fits you well or it doesn't. Until you get to try it out its hard for others to advise you. As much as I wanted the Daala's to work for me the feel didn't fit me. The TT Titan is what I discovered through trial and error worked for me. Others have found it to be differently for them.

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Thanks