Toelke Super "D"

[Crash]

Anyone have a strung profile pic of this bow?  I am trying to narrow down my choice for the new bow for the year and this is one of the current choices.  A side by side of this one and a Whip Classic would be even better.  Dan doesn't have a lot of pics on his website.

[Jim Wright]

I own 2 of them and do not have a strung picture but can tell you the bow has a classic "D" shaped profile when braced. I would add that concerning performance and manners they are superb Hill style bows.

[Lamey]

Super D-
 

Classic Whip-
 

[Crash]

Thanks, Matt, I knew someone would come thru for me.      

Now comes the two hardest parts, picking just one and saving the money.

[Lamey]

Do you have the chance to shoot each?  If not ask Dan if he has a "loaner" of each and shoot them.  

To me they really shoot differently,  the Whip is a tad faster, a bit more "dead" on release,  and equally quiet.  Mine is a bit more spine tolerant as well as the shelf is cut to or closer to center.  

The Super D is the best of the D shape bows I have shot with no noticable shock, only a very, very slight and not unpleasant "thump" at the end of the stroke.  For me the Super D, especially with the newer grip (he changed the grip slightly a few months ago)  points a bit more natural,  but thats very subjective.

Best to shoot both if at all possible if you have to choose only 1.

[Crash]

I've shot the Classic Whip but haven't had the chance to shoot the D bow.  I love the classic lines of the D bows and need one with minimal shock.  Having a hard time deciding between going with the slightly more pronounced Classic or the D bow from Dan or the Northern Mist Baraga.