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I can't seem to find any recent review on the Mybo Wave X riser compared to other same range riser. Any idea why ?

The vast majority of the review I found on Mybo risers (and by that I mean "not a lot" ) but that all seems to be from 2016 to 2019 and are mostly about the Mybo Elite.

I am looking for a beginner/intermediate 23" riser to grow with and after considering the wns motive FX 23" I think I made my mind on the Mybo Wave XS since there not a lot of 23" risers on the market in my price range and the Mybo Wave X would be at the top of my budget since I have to consider taxes, shipping and probably custom fees (I am in Canada).

I think the Wave X was released in early 2020 but since then I can't find a lot of reviews apart from the promotional videos from Lancaster and Merlin archery.

Anyone having some recent reviews on this riser ?

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