The Falco Saga is their answer to the call of top competitive archers for a hybrid flatbow that beats everything else close to its price range in terms of beauty, performance and materials. With this model, they have gone heavier (Rockheart addition included in the price), faster (this is the highest performance Falco flatbow), more stable (the bow is built on 42mm limbs and a new limb profile, providing extra stability), more comfortable (the 65" length provides a super-smooth draw cycle) and higher value (made only of the best materials and craftsmanship) than any other model in this range.
As all Falco flatbows, the Saga is hand-made in their workshop to every last detail. And detail is where the attention has really gone on this model. They pay particular attention to rounding all corners, making aesthetically pleasing tips, finishing each bow with impeccable lacquer quality the while keeping the bow profile sleek - as is known for all Falco flatbows. The Saga features their signature high wrist pistol grip, which is specifically designed to support the archer in a relaxed bow hand, which is the groundwork for an excellent archery form.
Saga bows come with all the best materials included in the price. The riser is built in combination of the heaviest and most exclusive exotic hardwood that we use: cocobolo & the pitch black super-heavy Rockheart material. The limbs include a diamond carbon, a regular carbon and a bamboo core. Furthermore, upon request, we can complement the riser free of charge with decorative cocobolo overlays on the inside of the bow (see the photos attached). In our opinion, these really make the design come together.
As the Saga already comes with practically all the goodies included, optional extras include Gloss finish at and extra £40.00
What is the recommended brace height for this model?
We suggest brace height 7.5" - 8" but feel free to test around as long as your arrows fly nicely
Is string included? What sort of a string?
Yes, the model comes with a Spectra Flemish string. The number of string strands depends on the weight of the bow (14, 16 or 18).
