Entries Tagged compound bows

The Last Chance Archery Limb Lock Kit allows archery shop staff to safely press compound bows with limbs that are beyond parallel.

Bowhunting World’s Field Editor Darron McDougal says the Mathews Phase4 29 is the culmination of past innovations with two new and notable advancements, making the company’s new flagship bow the one to beat in 2023.

The Barnett Vortex compound youth bow is designed for growing teenage hunters.

Archery Business contributor Darron McDougal learned that holding the new 32-inch Elite Omnia at full draw, acquiring the target, aiming and executing a high-quality shot was practically effortless. It has target-bow stability with hunting maneuverability.

The 2023 Elite Omnia delivers the same shootability as past models, but with greater customization and extra velocity.

The new carbon Elite Era delivers innovative performance and a premium finish with the fit and feel of Elite Archery’s signature shootability.

The author learns what goes on behind closed doors as Prime Archery brainstorms, designs, builds and ultimately markets a new compound bow.

The 2023 Hoyt VTM 31 and VTM 34 usher in the next generation of Hoyt flagship aluminum bows.

The Mathews Phase4 is engineered with new Resistance Phase Damping Technology to drastically reduce vibration, and it’s built compatible with a completely redesigned line of Bridge-Lock Stabilizers.

Bowtech Archery introduces its most advanced carbon bow — the 30-inch, 4.5-pound Carbon One.

Hoyt’s 2022 flagship, the Ventum Pro 30, is tough, tactical and deadly.

The new-for-2023 Elite Omnia features tremendous customization in limb pivot angle, draw length and let-off — all without a bow press. It aims like a target bow and is compact, fast, whisper quiet and accurate.

Bear Archery’s most popular compound for 2022 — the Bear Alaskan — proves a customer doesn’t have to go broke to get a deadly bow.