Toby from mo


The answer to your question about why is it harder to shoot high letoff bows is simple.

Take your bow and hold it at arms length and see how steady you hold it without drawing it and then draw it back and see which is steadier.You will notice you need the tension against the bow to hold it steady,basically making the bow feel lighter in your hand with lower letoff.


I can imagine the 99% letoff could be pulled off if the bow requires you to pull very hard in the wall to maintain full draw but this will actually take the letoff down a bit.In any case,doesn' t sound like a bow for me.But I would be willing to shoot one.