Going for W&W Proaccent

tommyf · #1 (**permalink**) 31-03-08, 02:16 PM

Hi all,

After playing archery for about 1 yr w/o any major improvement, I blame the bow which is from the club!

Now, I am considering buying my first own bow. My first choice is W&W Proaccent mainly due to its weight and style. Of cos, the cost will be an issue too. Previously, I was thinking about Hoyt Helix but I prefer a lighter one right now.

Anyone got experience with this riser? And what limb I should go with it?

Thanks in advance.

Rhys · #2 (**permalink**) 31-03-08, 02:31 PM

Given that i don't think they've been released yet it might be difficult to find someone using one yet

wingate_52 · #3 (**permalink**) 31-03-08, 02:49 PM

It does look excellent value for money. They should be in the shops and day now. The Inno is a really nice riser with the correct arrow rest and button.

tommyf · #4 (**permalink**) 31-03-08, 03:16 PM

Ooops....

Thanks for the info! Hehe.....

Oh well, the club bow looks lovely again!

tommyf · #5 (**permalink**) 31-03-08, 03:18 PM

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Originally Posted by wingate_52

It does look excellent value for money. They should be in the shops and day now. The Inno is a really nice riser with the correct arrow rest and button.

What is the correct arrow rest and button for it? I think mostly does?

Rhys · #6 (**permalink**) 31-03-08, 03:31 PM

I've seen and held one up close, and I can say that the graphics are hideous

However the grip actually feels like a nicer material than the standard inno.

EVC · #7 (**permalink**) 01-04-08, 12:41 AM

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Originally Posted by tommyf

What is the correct arrow rest and button for it? I think mostly does?

I had to file my Spgarelly Z/T (Win&Win model) for it to fit on the INNO as the distance from button bushing to bow belly is greater than usual. If the ProAccent shares the same dimmension...

Elder.