| Name: | Hendrik Baeke |
| Nickname: | Henk |
| E-mail: | hendrikbaeke@hotmail.com |
| Newsgroups: | neither |
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RECURVE BOW
Riser: Hoyt Aerotec 25” (Fade Purple, left-handed)
Limbs: Win&Win XQ-1 68”, # 34, but approx. # 37 on my fingers
String: 12 strand Dynaflite
Button: Cavalier Long Master Plunger Button
Clicker: Beiter 0.25
Rest: Spigarelli Magnetico Universal
Sight: Sure-Loc Contender-X with Beiter sight tunnel
Stabilization: Sebastien Flute HCF long rod and twin rods, Cavalier J-Bar, Phoenix extender
Tab: Cartel Elite (modified)
Armguard: Beiter
Arrows: Easton AC-Navigator 710, medium weight points, 1.5” vanes, Easton G-nocks
Bowstand: Cartel
Bow Case: Negrini Universal
Quiver: Gompy
COMPOUND BOW
Bow: Bowtech Old Glory 2006 (LH, Clear Chrome) 52 lbs
String: Bowtech
Sight: Sure Loc Challenger 550 6"
Scope: Cartel X-Pert
Arrow rest: Golden Key 3D Rover
Peep: Fletcher Tru-Peep
Stabiliser: Beiter Centralizer + custom Cartel side bar
Arrows Field: Easton Vector 480 with 75 gr points, Easton pin nocks, Socx arrow wraps and Flex Fletch vanes
Arrows Indoor: Easton X7 Cobalt 2315 with RPS Inserts and steel points, Easton 3D nocks and Trueflight feathers
Release: Cascade Single 8
Bowstand: LP Propod
Bow Case: Striker
I started when I was 16 years old in a local archery club. I was lucky: two archery trainers took me for a trip through archery land. I started off with simple wooden bows (y’all know them), later on a crazy archer sold me a 37 lbs Samick, and yeah, I couldn’t handle it… Luckily, the retailer could exchange it for a nice Samick Progress I 30 lbs bow with Arten sight and some cheap stabilizers. I started competitive shooting, and three years later I was ready for a “real” bow: the PSE Universal was at that time one of the best buys, and I found a pair of young second-hand limbs. I bought the Easton stabilisers some time later, and I was ready for real FITA’s. At 1086 points (FITA 1440), 545 indoors (18m), and some field and 3D-tournaments, I started a course to become archery instructor. A bit later, at 19 years old, I couldn’t combine my archery hobby with my engineering studies anymore… I quit (shame on me) for about 4 years… But after graduating I took my bow back – sneezing from these piles of dust – and started again some months ago. I can tell you, four years without training have had awesome effects… I still had all the reflexes and techniques, but physically, it was a disaster… But after training hard, I got back to my old shape... Already shooting some tournaments for the moment! In the meantime, I bought a compound bow, because of the fact I really want to be able to shoot all types of bows (and of course the speed kick for fields and 3D)... The old PSE has been swapped - the incredible Bowtech (no shock ...) made its entrance. Let's see what it gives!
