What bow is everyone shooting?

[Zachh72]

Elite enkore

 

[littlebigtine]

Alot of vxrs….. i just picked up a used ventum pro 30 with new gas strings. we will see how she stacks up to mathews

 

[gdiemer]

Mathews V3X 33

 

[trophyhill]

Bowtech D350. The first of the binary overhead bows and its still killing stuff this many years later. I got rid of an SR6 because this D350 is that good. Not that there was anything wrong with the SR6.

 

[BronkoRob]

Hoyt Carbon Defiant.

 

[CobraChicken]

PSE Omen (2022). Huge fan. Not as forgiving as some others but it keeps me honest and allows me to push a heavy arrow pretty fast. Super happy with it.

 

[psirus7]

The most hated bow of 2022 (SR350) on the ground and a phase 4 29 in the saddle.

 

[DiabeticKripple]

2022 Hoyt Ventum Pro 33"

29.5" Draw, 70lbs. 520gr arrow.

 

[Elkhntr08]

Settled on the 2020 Axius Ultra. It just feels and fits me better.

 

[Swampcruiser]

PSE Carbon Mach1 for me still

 

[Elk97]

Mathews Traverse. Really liking this bow!

 

[awbowhunter]

Mathews Triax

 

[trevvamos]

I love Mathews , but they haven’t given me a reason to upgrade my V3 yet. Triax is backup bow

 

[Kurto_15]

Mathews Halon

 

[Brehmer22]

I’m using a Bowtech Revolt X. It’s my first bow so I don’t have much to compare it with but it seems to be very smooth

 

[Rusty Shackelford]

Still shooting a Halon 32. I toy with the idea of a new bow but I just don’t have a reason to retire the Halon.

 

[Miflatlander91]

Still shooting a Halon 32. I toy with the idea of a new bow but I just don’t have a reason to retire the Halon.

Those halos were great bows I wish I woulda got a 32 and not the 30

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[Duh]

Hoyt VTM 34 with 80lb limbs, black gold accent verdict, and a quivalizer. Switched from a Mathews verdict and love it.

 

[Screamrider]

Bowtech RealmX, blackgold pro 4 pin slider and hamskea Hunter. No desire to change, love this set up.

 

[mikeafeagin22]

I think it’s pretty important to pick a brand that your local shop carries, especially if you don’t do all of your own work. The shop near me sells Mathews, PSE, Prime, and Hoyt. They sell so little Hoyt’s that they don’t even keep them in stock. But if I bought a Bowtech and had warranty issues then I’d have to drive 50 miles to the nearest shop that works on them. I personally do all the work on my bows because I just really enjoy doing it but if I was relying on a tech to set mine up then I’d be a hell of a lot more comfortable having one that deals with those bows day in and day out doing it.

V3X 33 by the way. Staying away from the Phase 4 so I don’t order one. Also the new Prime is a sweet bow. I had a Black 3 a couple years ago that I enjoyed a lot and that bow seems to be a pretty big step up from that.