Khai means crowned. Khai is the king of the competition and sport hybrid bows
Those who want the most placid and accurate bow choose the Khai. It is possible, due to its more massive riser, to achieve even more placid shot. The Khai design is based on the current experience with Tabia and Jahi bows. Smooth reflex and deflex line of these bows visually expresses its mechanical and functional properties. Subtlety, smoothness and spontaneity. Both while drawing and release. Khai combines the qualities of reflex and long bows. It is fast, quiet and almost with no handshock. Khai is here and it is create for victory.
The bow riser is made of black fiberglass and hard exotic woods such as Shedua, Zebrano, Jatoba, Ipe, Wenge, Maple, Ash, Acacia, Black Walnut and others. The wood is pre-cut into slices and re-glued after sanding. This achieves its higher stiffness, stability and damping ability. Reinforcements made of colored fiberglass and effect pearl casts made of epoxy expand the possibilities of configuring your bow even more individually. Before painting the wood of the bow riser is surface stabilized with epoxy and then the entire bow is painted with several layers of matte 2k PUR varnish.
The limbs are made of a weakened core made of bamboo or other light woods and various types of laminates. The thickness of the limb core is individually calculated for each bow with regard to the required weight of the bow. The belly of the bow can be black or decorated with wooden veneer.
SCX (Single cross carbon) has carbon on the back and fiberglass on the belly.
DCX (Double cross carbon) has both laminates made of 100% carbon.
Each Khai comes with a glued velvet rest, Dynaflight 97 or Spectra 652 string, Angel Majesty center serving and wool silencers.
Khai bows are made in these lengths:
- 62″ for max. draw length 27″ Recommended brace height is 7,00″ to 7,50″
- 64″ for max. draw length 29″ Recommended brace height is 7,00″ to 7,50″
- 66″ for max. draw length 31″ Recommended brace height is 7,50″ to 8,00″
Khai fulfills all requirements for competitions in longbow class under WA and HDHIAA associations.
Two-piece bow
At the archer’s request, the bow can be divided into two parts during manufacturing. This is useful for easier transport, especially by plane, bicycle, or motorcycle. The bow’s joint is axially secured by two pins, and the bow’s draw force is transmitted via an M10 screw. This type of joint is reliable and precise over the long term. It allows for a fully formed grip. It does not allow for a leather grip cover. The stainless steel joint components increase the bow’s weight by approximately 60g.
Carbonwood limb tips
Heavy riser of the bow
Two-piece bow
Individual high grip
Engraved pressure point on the grip
Leather grip cover
X carbon overlay and limb tips
Carbonwood limb tips
Inserts for attaching the bow quiver
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