Hex Series Limbs

Border Archery's Hex Series represents one of the most radical departures from conventional recurve geometry on the market. Built around an exaggerated, forward-reaching recurve profile, these limbs unroll late in the draw cycle rather than stacking weight abruptly. The resulting force-draw curve feels counterintuitive to archers accustomed to standard limb profiles; the holding weight softens near full draw, delivering mechanical efficiency and arrow speed normally reserved for heavier draw weights or hybrid cam systems.

Construction typically pairs high-modulus carbon laminates with a choice of synthetic foam or traditional wood cores, optimized to manage the severe torsional stress inherent to such aggressive limb hooks. On the shot, energy transfer is immediate and clean, sending heavy hunting arrows downrange with noticeably flat trajectories. However, that extreme recurve geometry demands strict attention to setup. Stringing requires an appropriate stringer and disciplined technique to avoid limb twist, and tuning requires precise brace-height management to keep acoustic feedback in check.

These limbs sit squarely in the premium tier, appealing to field archers, barebow competitors, and traditional bowhunters who want maximum kinetic output from modest poundages. While conventional limbs from mainstream brands offer easier stringing and a more standard, progressive stacking feel, the Hex Series outperforms most peers in sheer speed and late-draw relief. For shooters willing to master the idiosyncrasies of deep-hook geometry, they deliver unmatched custom-tier performance.