The difference between flu-flu and "normal" arrows

[huyked]

Haha! Awesome! I do love that sound. Thanks for the comparison. I can't wait to be able to do good groupings like you.

[Trophybow1]

@huyked :) Thank you for watching! Remember always have fun with your bow. That way you will get better sooner than you would believe ;)

[huyked]

@Trophybow1

That's true. When you have fun, time goes by fast, and it isn't a chore. Thank you for the reminder.

[BillyNoon]

Love the way you get all set up and then the 'swarm' descends on you! LOL

[driftborst]

i also love fluflus there are great fun to shoot! you are shooting some dezent groups there, really nice shooting!!

[Trophybow1]

@driftborst

Allright! Thanks for watching / commenting. ;)

[Woodenarrows]

Fun with Flu Flus :)) I sure wish I could shoot in my backyard. I must travel 23 miles (37 km) to do my shooting so I only get to shoot once a week or so.

[Trophybow1]

@Woodenarrows Yes it is fun :) . Oh that is pretty long distance to travel..But you have a great range there. That is great thing!

[vivalabra]

hei

do you bowhunt aswell?

[Trophybow1]

@vivalabra Hi. No i dont. I have nothing against it, but i just dont have time and havent done the hunters licence exams to be able to hunt in Finland. (few hours of theory and exam is needed to get the licence) I am a member of Finnish Bowhunting Assosiation though, to compete in bowhunting 3d-competitions. Perhaps someday i will try hunting too :) Thanks for watching.

[paintballjunki]

I FRIKEN LOVE IT :p

[brandyman8888]

Could you tell me something about your archer?

[Trophybow1]

@brandyman8888 Hello. Sorry i didn´t exactly understand your question. Did you ask about my bow, arrows, or my archery (the way i shoot or how long have i been shooting???)? I will answer after i understand what you actually want to know :) Thanks for asking :)

[brandyman8888]

@Trophybow1

Hello!

Sorry, I used a wrong word :-)

Of course, I am curious about your bow.

[Trophybow1]

@brandyman8888 Most of my trickshots are made with 68" longbow, made by Falco Estonia. Model is Trophy. You can find it from google (Falco Estonia ->products and so on...) My drawweight of my Trophy in THIS video is 70lb@28 but usually i have been shooting with 77lb@28 drawweight Trophy with extra carbol layer. Resently i have turned to shoot with shorter and littlebit lighter longbows (model Strom) because i shoot also from horseback.

[brandyman8888]

@Trophybow1

Thanks all!

[hugleberthumperdink]

The red ones (are they the flu-flus?) sound like proper arrows, you know the stereotypical film arrows. Nice shooting man

[Trophybow1]

@hugleberthumperdink Yes they are flu-flus. Thanks for watching and have a nice day.

[iacomastro]

Nice video, nice idea, great shooting and a fine house, too.

[Trophybow1]

Thanks for watching!

[iwantanoctopus]

That sure is good shooting!

[Trophybow1]

Thank you.

[d6a6r6kness]

so do flu flus lack in accracy or is just that u i don't mean tha in a bad way just want to know if accracy is a con of the flu flues cause im looking at buying some

[Trophybow1]

haha...that´s ok, it maight be me too, but flu-flus are ment for hunging birds or for aerial targets. Fleching is big and noisy because they are ment to be like brake chute. Flu-flus not supposed to fly long if you miss the target. Flu-flu fleching is almost as accurate in close range but already this 20m distanse flu flu arrows drops down quite much and lose their energy.

[archer1819]

flu flu arrows sound awesome and the terminator 6075 cost 7 dollars in america

[darksaiyan2006]

The flu-flus do lots of noise for sure!

[NewFoundArchery]

What type of arrows do you prefer? Regular arrows or Flu-Flus? It looks like I'd prefer Flu-Flus.

[Trophybow1]

I prefer regular arrows. Flu-Flus are only for aerials because they don´t fly very far. This video is only for testing those arrows. I shoot usuallu carbon arrows. (Terminator 6075)

[cardonaman]

that longbow of yours is smokin for sure!

[GergelyMA]

How do u mean?

[cardonaman]

meanin that his longbow a really hard hitter