Super SLOWMO Arrow Flight 🏹😵

Super SLOWMO Arrow Flight 🏹😵 - Tim Connor hangs out with the crew from Spokane Valley Archery including @podiumarcher3447 and slings some long range arrows. This YouTube Short shows off what compound bow arrow flight looks like in slow motion. #shorts #archery #3darchery

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[PhotoBob]

For real Josh’s arrow looked like a laser

[tonymartin]

That last dudes follow through was wild

[lovesvanilla]

Last guy looked like he got hooked by a passing train

[Getdownorlaydownbum]

1st guy clearly had the best arrow flight nicely tuned

[technicalbowhunting]

You can really tell who is the master bow tuner. Josh’s arrow came out of the bow flawless and maintained that arrow flight down range. I seen a couple of the others come out a bit wonky and maintain that as far as I could see and could only imagine would happen once a fixed blade broadhead is on the front. One of the reasons I advocate that hunters almost need to be better at tuning their bows than target shooters shooting field points.

[LostboyADV]

Of course Josh's bow is the most locked in.

[RugerNuger]

The first guys arrow flight is perfect no wobble cleanest arrow flight I've seen! Keep it up tim loving the content 👌

[heathrogers]

Wish I had the ability to see this with my own arrow flight. Cool footage Tim.

[dysonsphere]

Pretty nifty! I live for this type of footage.

[Farmersforever]

So first arrow seems to want to spin left but then starts turning right. Sencond arrow has alot of parachuting. Josh’s arrow seems to fly perfect, while Justins starts straight then starts to parachute at the halfway way mark. In the end it comes down to the skill of the archer and his ability to be consistent shot after shot.

[wayneeden]

Now that's what I call good long range practice, course watching your actions on a slow motion camera is awesome as well

[hoppy]

Tremendous amount of arc on those arrows!

[brianwebb]

Geez...that one arrow was swimmin sideways like a drunk porpoise. 😂

[waynestevenson]

Second arrow corkscrewing all the way to the target; third arrow flew like soap on a rope!

[noahrunge]

Lens used for this shot, along with how far was the camera placed behind the shooter?

[markkobza]

Josh's arrow had to be cable driven, that looked

[MossyOakFreak]

Seems like arrow #2 has quiet a bit more arrow wobble. Maybe from overspine. Maybe from the cable guard system creating more torque than the Bowtech FLX guard.

[ReelAggressive]

That’s super cool! What camera are you using? What FPS?

[RFTwo]

Great clip! #2 has some issues. Maybe he should shoot several times and review the slow-mo footage? Something needs tweaking, whether it’s the bow, form, or both. I should set up my camera and do this too. It’s great being able to see how stable the arrow is…or isn’t.

[adamredden]

Man.... that's real useful to detect issues with arrow flight. That one arrow was a wiggler 😄