Great Northern or EFA???

[Mon Valley]

Own EFA and a Anawekee Kanati. EFA is lighter, thinner grade leather but still well built. Kanati is way heavier, thicker leather and is more adjustable.

[ddauler]

GN I have both really have not used the EFA hunting yet but I like the GN because I can get it up the riser instead of right at limb fade outs. The EFA wont stay still where I want it and right at the fadeouts it change the way the bow shoots. I also like the heavy rubber over the foam in the hood makes foam last longer. I would buy the GN kickback next time I have 2 GN's that I have modified to the kickback.

[LC]

ddauler quote "yet but I like the GN because I can get it up the riser instead of right at limb fade outs. The EFA wont stay still where I want it and right at the fadeouts it change the way the bow shoots"
 Thats my thoughts exactly!!

[longbow guy]

EFA

[longbow guy]

EFA, I own two of them.

[BWD]

Originally posted by LC:
ddauler quote "yet but I like the GN because I can get it up the riser instead of right at limb fade outs. The EFA wont stay still where I want it and right at the fadeouts it change the way the bow shoots"
 Thats my thoughts exactly!!

x3 I modified both of my EFAs to take rubber straps so they would stay in place.

[Gator1]

If you get the totem it won't move at all

There both good in different ways

[amar911]

EFA. The Totem is the answer to the concern about the quiver parts moving on the fade outs. And the Totem turns the quiver into a one piece.

Allan

[maineac]

I only have the EFA.  I like the light weight.  I have had some issues with it slipping at times.  You need to arrange the arrows very carefully so the fletching does not rub and rattle on the shot.