Monolithic process
Full carbon in one piece
Carbon prepreg processed in a monolithic moulding: the limb is fully encased and made in one piece. The result: an extremely light limb.
C.V. Edition
Infinity
Full carbon. Bamboo core. An ILF limb without compromise – developed with world and European champion Christian Vorderegger.
Extremely light. Extremely rigid. Maximum precision.
[Quote by Christian Vorderegger on the Infinity to follow]
How the Infinity came to be
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[Quote by Sigi on the Infinity to follow]
Technology
Three components, one limb
Each layer has a job of its own. Together they make a light, torsionally rigid limb with a smooth draw.
Carbon prepreg in a monolithic moulding fully encases the limb. It is made in one piece, without open edges – and stays extremely light.
- Material
- Full-carbon prepreg
- Process
- Monolithic, one piece
- Benefit
- Extremely light
Embedded carbon ribs stiffen the limb exactly where it matters. It does not twist as you draw – the arrow leaves the bow the same way, shot after shot.
- Position
- Embedded in the core
- Effect
- Torsionally rigid to the tip
- Benefit
- Maximum precision
A bamboo core works beneath the carbon. It provides the smooth draw and, as a wood-core limb, makes the Infinity eligible for all competitions.
- Material
- Bamboo
- Effect
- Smooth draw
- Benefit
- Wood core for all competitions
Bamboo core
Wood at its heart
A bamboo core works beneath the carbon. It provides the smooth draw – and, as a wood-core limb, makes the Infinity eligible for all competitions.
Carbon ribs
Torsionally rigid to the tip
Integrated carbon ribs stiffen the limb exactly where it matters. Extreme torsional rigidity means maximum precision – shot after shot.
Aerodynamic tips
Built for speed
Specially shaped, aerodynamic tips – for high arrow speed with a smooth draw.
Technical data
- System
- ILF
- Draw weight
- 20–38 lbs
- Core
- Bamboo
- Speed
- 248 fps
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | C.V. Edition Infinity ILF limb |
| System | ILF (International Limb Fitting) |
| Length | Medium – Long to follow |
| Draw weights | 20 · 24 · 28 · 32 · 36 · 38 lbs |
| Construction | Full-carbon prepreg, monolithic process, fully encased |
| Core | Bamboo – as a wood-core limb eligible for all competitions |
| Reinforcement | Integrated carbon ribs |
| Tips | Aerodynamically shaped |
| Measured draw weight | 38.3 lbs at 28 inches · 44.4 lbs at 30.5 inches (Medium, 25-inch riser) |
| Measured speed | 248 fps with a 240-grain arrow |
Measured: Medium on a 25-inch riser, 38.3 lbs at 28 inches, 240-grain arrow.
Performance
Sample data
Draw force curve compared
How the draw weight builds up as you draw: the Infinity gains force early and stays even towards full draw. That means more stored energy and less stacking.
Infinity Competitor
- Stored energy up to 28 inches
- +16 %
- Increase from 28 to 30.5 inches
- 6.1 lbs instead of 8.9 lbs
Shown with sample values. Only 38.3 lbs at 28 inches and 44.4 lbs at 30.5 inches are measured (Infinity Medium, 25-inch riser). Compared with a competitor's ILF limb of the same draw weight.
Values as a table
| Draw length (inches) | Infinity (lbs) | Competitor (lbs) |
|---|---|---|
| 8 in | 0.0 | 0.0 |
| 10 in | 7.0 | 4.8 |
| 12 in | 12.8 | 9.2 |
| 14 in | 17.8 | 13.3 |
| 16 in | 22.0 | 17.1 |
| 18 in | 25.6 | 20.7 |
| 20 in | 28.6 | 24.1 |
| 22 in | 31.3 | 27.4 |
| 24 in | 33.6 | 30.7 |
| 26 in | 35.9 | 34.2 |
| 28 in | 38.3 | 38.3 |
| 29 in | 40.4 | 41.0 |
| 30.5 in | 44.4 | 47.2 |
Sample data
Efficiency compared
How much of the energy stored as you draw actually reaches the arrow. The higher the efficiency, the faster the arrow flies at the same draw weight – and the less energy ends up in your hand as vibration.
Infinity 248 fps · with a 240-grain arrow
84 % Competitor 224 fps · with a 240-grain arrow
80 % Stored energy: area under the draw force curve up to 28 inches. Energy in the arrow: from arrow weight and speed. Measured: 248 fps with a 240-grain arrow at 38.3 lbs; the draw curve and the competitor are sample values.
The Infinity in action
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