Kinetic Scopus 23" Riser

The Kinetic Scopus ILF Riser is a strong, reliable option for archers with shorter draw lengths or just looking for a smaller more manoeuvrable bow. It offers a stable platform that supports consistency and long-term progression in recurve or barebow archery.

Benefits of a shorter riser:

• People with shorter draw lengths will enjoy the additional speed they get from a shorter bow. 
• People with chest clearance issues will also find a shorter bow will change the string angle and help minimise this concern. 
• People who struggle to support a heavier bow at arm's length will be more stable and comfortable with a lighter riser. 
• Some field archers often also enjoy shorter, more nimble bows for ease of carry.

Why Choose the Kinetic Scopus ILF Riser?

A serious bow in a small package - This 23" recurve riser is not weight limited (it is capable of handling any commercially produced ILF limbs - see below). It provides a balanced, forgiving feel at a lighter weight than typical 25" risers.

Versatile ILF compatibility - The ILF (International Limb Fitting) system allows you to pair the Scopus with a broad variety of limbs, making it easy to tailor your bow as your preferences evolve.

Durable, lightweight construction - Built from extrusion 6063-T6 aluminium, the riser is both strong and lightweight, maintaining rigidity without unnecessary mass.

Precision CNC engineering - CNC-machined ILF pockets and an integrated limb alignment system ensure precise tuning and smooth, predictable performance.

Stainless steel tiller bolts - Stainless tiller bolts offer added durability and a clean, polished appearance.

Comfortable wooden grip - A colour-matched diamond-wood grip provides a secure and comfortable hold for improved shooting feel.

Specifications

Length: 23"
Weight: 1078 g
Handedness: Right-Hand (RH) or Left-Hand (LH)

The Kinetic Scopus ILF Riser delivers dependable performance, quality construction, and the flexibility to grow with your archery — whether you're practicing for enjoyment, honing skills, or exploring more advanced archery.