#HOYT CARBON ELEMENT FULL#

#HOYT CARBON ELEMENT FULL#

It then drops back closer to the limb at full draw, increasing letoff. The outer wheel remains stationary in terms of rotation while the inner wheel, which is not centered on the axle, rotates and rises as the archer starts the draw cycle, increasing stored energy. BowTech offers the bow in 50-70 pound draw weights.In this new system, the split cable ends loop around a set of special, two-part wheels on either side of the cam. It's also got a 7-inch brace height and is 32 inches axle to axle. The bow also features BowTech's binary cam design and a Knight Riser, which is constructed from carbon developed specifically for toughness and minimal weight. The Carbon Knight, which is rated at 330 fps and has a mass weight of just 3.2 pounds, is available in BlackOps. 'We have pushed the limits of technology in search of peak performance and created a strong, lightweight carbon bow with a smooth draw and all the speed you need. 'The Carbon Knight was too good to hold any longer, ' Coalson said in a press release this week. ' Sam Coalson, director of marketing at BowTech, said while most new products get launched in January at the ATA Show, they couldn't wait any longer to get the Carbon Knight out there. In a rare mid-summer unveiling, BowTech announced the release of its newest bow, the Carbon Knight, which is being touted as 'the lightest carbon bow ever made. It can accommodate draw lengths from 27-30 inches.

It is available in draw weights from 40-70 pounds and has 55-80 percent let-off. The bow weighs only 3.9 pounds, is 34 inches axle-to-axle with a 7-inch brace height and pushes an arrow up to 330 FPS. The QuickSilver has a string suppressor on the string that adds additional speed and helps eliminate vibration. The bow has Stabil Lock limb pockets and a unique machined riser that forces vibration from the riser to the stabilizer bushing. The Sudden Stop string stop can be adjusted laterally so bowhunters can move it to the spot they desire. The QuickSilver 34 comes with a two-track eccentric cam that is fast and in sync with the other cam, eliminating timing issues. The engineers at Winchester worked long and hard to make this bow innovative, and the following features reveal the quality engineering. Now, their reputation is following them into the archery world.

Winchester has long been known for making great guns. It is available in draw lengths from 26-30 inches and draw weights between 50-70 pounds. The bow offers a forgiving 7-inch brace height and 80 percent let-off. The Creed comes with the Geo Grid Riser and is super-compact at 30-inches axle to axle. Like you would expect from Mathews, the Creed comes with a Harmonic Damper on top of the riser and a Harmonic Stabilizer Lite in the bottom of the riser, reducing residual vibration by 75 percent. The Roller Guard has a cut-out in the middle of it, further reducing weight. Other new features include a Reverse Assist roller guard, which reduces friction for a smoother draw cycle by positioning cables in a reverse manner, in front rather than behind like most roller guards. The Creed comes with the new Simplex Solocam, which is extremely efficient and draws as smooth as butter. ' By making the bow simpler, it is more advanced, smoother, easier to draw and more user-friendly than previous models. The Mathews motto for 2013 is 'Advanced Simplicity. Unlike most Mathews bows, the Creed comes with quad limbs, reportedly because the cam system on the Creed performed extremely well with a split limb configuration.

For 2013, they unveiled the new Mathews Creed.

Many bowhunters feverishly wait to see what Mathews is going to come up with next.

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