Reflex describes a bow shape in which the limbs, in their unstrung state, curve toward the archer. The opposite of this is deflex, where the limbs curve away from the archer.

Effects of Reflex:

  • Higher stored energy
  • Faster arrow speed
  • Often a more dynamic shooting experience
  • Can be less forgiving

Summary:
Many performance-oriented bows incorporate some degree of reflex to achieve greater power and speed.

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