I haven't tried that bow, but it looks like a pretty straight-forward carbon fiber bow. In that price range ($200-300), carbon fiber is usually the best available option.
With EUB, I haven't noticed a big need for a high quality bow. A lot of the fancier classical strokes don't work quite so well. The strings are usually set very low, and have a thin gauge, so a heavy orchestral-style bow would be kind of pointless.
One thing that will make a difference is the quality of hair. If you have fresh, professional-grade hair, you will hear a massive improvement in sound. These cheaper carbon bows are normally sold with low quality hair straight from the factory. Even if you buy a $90 bow, it's worth it to immediately have a $60 rehair. Depending on how much you use the bow, you'll want to replace the hair every 6 to 12 months.