I bought this bow off of Gera Bows Etsy page last fall. I tore my rotator cuff before I received it. It hasn't been strung. I asked for 35# draw weight because that's the minimum weight that is legal to hunt with in NY. I purchased the handmade wood arrow set that is matched to the bow and draw weight.  I also ordered an extra bow string for it. It also came with a nice fabric carry sleeve.

Here's their description: 

In size, this bow is close to the best representatives of the eastern bows: Korean and Turkish. The limb shape is closer to the silhouette of Korean bows. At the same time, due to the use of modern materials and technologies, “Fox” differs significantly from its historical prototypes in a positive way. First, the use of unidirectional fiberglass in the design of the limbs made it easier (the weight of bow is just over 0.44 lbs).
Secondly, “Fox”'s limbs bend along the entire length and not having rigid inserts like the historical prototypes.

This design is called a fully active limb, and is typical for modern sports and hunting bows.
In the third on the limb tip are installed leather damper guides for the bowstring, and in the handle is glued an additional damper made of micropores and covered with soft natural leather, which in total reduces the vibration during the shot and ensures comfortable bow retention by the shooter The bow has a symmetrical handle, so it is suitable for both right-handed and left-handed. Despite its compact size, “Fox” is comfortable enough for shooting as an oriental style (with an archer's ring), and a European grip.

This was my favorite review of these bows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdOoZja64M4

PayPal and shipped to lower 48 (USPS Ground Advantage or UPS Ground) fully insured.

My username, 21niko21, is also my ebay account if you want to look me up on there and read feedback. I'll also be listing a Bitzenburger fletching jig with extras on there soon.