W&W Sebastian Flute Forged Plus 25" Recurve Riser

I got the gray riser, and am shooting with the axiom limbs. As of my first bow, it is shooting great. I haven't had any problems with it after around 10,000 arrows. This riser was at the top of our price range, and worth every cent. If only it had came with instructions, it couldn't have been better.

(Posted on 4/8/13)

I did quite extensive research in this price range (all I could afford) and was absolutely delighted to finally pick this one. Its finish is superb, the pressure button, machining and alignment are great - it shoots well and looks good. I had a look at comparable products from Hoyt, Win-Win, Samick and so on but none of them seemed to offer the equivalent for the price. Buy with confidence.

(Posted on 2/5/13)

I purchased this riser after comparing it to similar priced risers. I decided on this riser for the reasons that it has so many pluses.
It comes with a plunger and a magnetic arrow rest. Yes the rest hangs out if you shoot short arrows nothing a file can’t take care of. If you are a novice and want to get some wows and ooos from the Hoyt guys in your club this is the machine.
I purchased Apple 38 LBS long limbs. They popped right in and this precision machine was ready to launch arrows.
Some of the pluses are: Good finish all around including tapped holes galore. Fittings for stabilizers. Spot tapped out for clicker. It comes with a plunger and a magnetic arrow rest. It also has a tool kit for every hex head on the riser.
Negatives: Hmmm no instructions on how to set it up. Get one of your friendly club guys to help you set it up. Better have the Engineer who shoots the Hoyt Super Duper (all clubs have one or two of these guys) tune it for you. While he or she is helping you see who in your club makes bow strings and have a custom one made for you. It’s worth the 15 bucks they will ask for.

(Posted on 2/5/13)

Looks great, shoots great, feels great in the hand. Have yet to meet someone with this riser who regrets it. Since it includes a magnetic arrow rest and a plunger, the price is excellent for how much bow you receive. I'm shooting it with 32lb Kaya Stallion limbs. Take note that you can only adjust the weight UP by 10%, it comes at the factory default lowest poundage setting.

(Posted on 12/21/12)

I've been using this riser for about 8 months now, it was part of my first bow. I haven't had any major issues with it. It shoots fantastic. The arrow rest and button plunger came with it I had some issues in the beginning with the arrow rest chewing up the vanes on my arrows but with some adjustment to the plunger I was able to get it tuned correctly.

My only issue with it is that the grip requires a wrap of some kind. I've found it to be slippery in my hand while at full draw.

(Posted on 12/19/12)

I shot this riser with W&Wact limbs (36lbs. / long). Out of the box, the riser is impressive. The finish was flawless, and all accessory holes were clean so all accessories (stabilizer, etc.) bolted on without problems. The limbs attached easily and did not require any adjustments for alignment. Overall, the riser / bow setup went smoothly. The only surprise, was that the length of the included arrow rest was slightly too long for the riser. I had to file the back edge of the arrow rest to get it to sit flush with the belly edge of the riser. The arrow rest worked fine, but I prefer a flush fit. For the money, this riser is an excellent buy.

(Posted on 8/8/12)