Toelke Super D down payment has been made!

[longbow fanatic 1]

I have ordered my first Toelke longbow, a Super D. It's 66" 45@28 and I'm looking forward to getting it! It is an inventory bow-Shedua riser, Myrtle limb faces, and a Bamboo core.

From all that I've read about Toelke bows, I think I'll be very happy with my purchase.

[awbowman]

You are about to be amazed!  Welcome to team Toelke

Congrats

[longbow fanatic 1]

  awbowman!

[awbowman]

My only wish is he made a 60".  My short draw could easily handle it

[longbow fanatic 1]

As I understand, the Super D has very little hand shock, for a typical traditional longbow design, and they are extremely quiet! My draw is 29-29 1/2", so I think the 66" will be perfect for me.

[awbowman]

Zero hand shock and with a heavy arrow they are deadly quiet.  Everybody comments on the quietness.  Slings them pretty good too.

[awbowman]

You can carry that thing for days also.  I believe the quietness is in the thin limbs

[gonefishing600]

The bow you just bought, is the same bow I just return to Dan a few weeks ago. The reason I returned it was, the grip was just to small for me. Other than that, it is an awsome bow. It was the fastest D style bow, and the best shooter of all the D style bows I owned, hands down.

And by the way, I'm in the process of selling all my D style bows except one, and thats my Wallace Mountain. The Super D will out shoot that Wallace mountain, but the WM has a larger grip.

You will not be disapointed.

[Josh Perdue]

Good choice

[jmrsyrs]

Congrats. Can't go wrong with a Toelke. Don't have a Super D yet but have a Whip and a Kestrel - both great shooters.

[gonefishing600]

Also, I put a SBD string on that bow with cat wiskers, It was dead silient, and ZERO hand shock.

[longbow fanatic 1]

GF600-Did you get many arrows through it and how long did you have it?

[longbow fanatic 1]

Great info GF600. Thanks to all for their comments about Toelke bows.

[awbowman]

They do have small grips, it's what makes me like it.  It fits ME.  Bows are very personal things

[ron w]

I had a 40#'er 66" long.....it was just a joy to shoot......helped with some shooting issues I had. Excellent bowyer and an excellent bow! You will be amazed!!

[gonefishing600]

I had it about 2 weeks, maybe 100-150 arrows through it. It shot so well I almost kept it. But as you well know, the grip it evrything.

[longbow fanatic 1]

Thanks GF600. Yea, the grip is really important! I happen to like small grips, so I think it will be just perfect! You're right awbowman. Thanks Ron W.

[Jim Wright]

You will love your new Super D Dennis. They have ended up being the only bows that I own and are extraordinarily well-mannered D bows, feather light, very quick, forgiving, dead in the hand stable and quieter than quiet. Mine are 64" and easily handle my 29" draw. I strongly suspect Dan can accommodate a request for a larger circumference grip. For information's sake there is an all Myrtlewood 66" 55# @28" Super D at Dan's that is a superb shooter even by Toelke standards. I actually shot it for awhile without a nock and quickly put it back before it could follow me home. They are great bows.

[gonefishing600]

Originally posted by Jim Wright:
I strongly suspect Dan can accommodate a request for a larger circumference grip.  

Dan told me that due to the design of the Super D, the grip only come in one size, or else I would have had him build me another bow. Instead, I had him build me another classic whip.

[gonefishing600]

If I misunderstood Dan, I would put in an order first thing in the morning.

Let me know!