Innovative Novius

[marc_9 0]

thanks for your opinions I have decided not to buy one due to the many torquing issues people seem to have had.

How much do you weigh?

i weigh between 95 and 100 and i m 5'3 and the other reason i decided not to purchase it is because i got an mp3 player instead :)

[EBondo 232]

Man 5'3 and only 100 pounds? I'm 5'3 and weigh 130

[gavin 0]

You shouldn't be plagued with problems of torque. I'm not an I weigh 190.

[blues_91 0]

I had torque problems last year with my 1100 and last year I only weight 135.

[A2rhino 62]

I could never understand torquing issues with composite sticks/shafts. Sure I could torque some of the cheaper wood sticks, but in general I never had any torquing issues with composite sticks/shafts. I could see the composite stick torquing if you used one that was more whippy than what is the proper for you. There is one guy I know where he is about 5'9" and weighs about 220 lbs and uses a 65 flex Stealth. I can see him torquing that.

The torque is less with an 1100 than a Novius and even less if I go to a 220 or 200 but then I have to work harder to get my shot off. Rather than change my style, I just avoid Innos.

I used a 300 flex for a while and found it to be a bit whippy but the 260 flex is perfect. That being said, I have never used a 220 flex before. I'm 5'11" and 218lbs. Not had any issues with the 1100 and True-1.

[cobrAA 0]

i found my 300 true1 stiffer than my 260...

[kkancho 6]

I gotta agree with Chadd. The Novius was the first composite shaft/blade combo I used and I used it for at least 2 years straight with no backup stick. I thought it was the greatest stick for shooting but I always had blisters on my hands/fingers because I was putting so much effort into my shooting but after trying the xn10 and the z-bubble, I realized I didn't have to put all that effort into my shot to get the same velocity as I did with the Novius.