I'm disappointed that Bowtech wasn't in your test lineup this year. I respect your opinion greatly... I'm currently shooting a Revolt X, very happy with it... it usually comes down to Mathews or Bowtech for me... thanks for the great content. I'll hope to see you review the new Bowtechs in the future... according to thier website Bowtech has had unprecedented demand AND supply chain challenges this year, likely why they couldn't/didn't send you a bow this year?.. hopefully the 2022 Bowtech bows will be in your next test lineup!🤞
Great review. I think it would be awesome if you did a comparison between a Triax, Vxr 28 and V27. And or Vertix, Vxr 31.5 and V31. Would be interesting to say the least. With shootouts.
I second this. Would be really cool to do a shot by shot sequence comparing Triax, vertix, vxr, v3, and v3x to see how you would compare their draw cycle, weight, overall feel and speed. Lastly you could do something like a 6 shot grouping. Either way… thanks for all your reviews and this channel.
Hi Lucas!! Great review as usual 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻! How would you compare the V3 sound/vibration to the last generation Hoyts (Rx4-Axius-Helix) cause I bought an Elite Enkore without trying it en ended up selling it cause was noisy and lots of vibration… Thanks! By the way where are you from?!?
@@simonaudet1107 I only shot the Axius. The V3 is a different animal when it comes to noise/vibration. It is next level. New RX-5 is also noticeably quieter than last year’s Axuis
@@ArcheryTalkVideo the shop I bought from was full service so I got to keep switching stuff out till I found the right set up. Found that the mods were a touch long in draw length so there was some messing around.
The VXR 31.5 from last year? Compared to this year's V3 31, I'd say any difference in string angle will be pretty minimal. I can touch my nose to the string comfortably, which is what I'm after. Can't do that as easily on the V3 27.
I have the V 3 27 at 25" draw and 75lbs modes My bow is a heavy draw start to the valley where yes it is VREY pronounced and drop's in and you KNOW IT I haven't tried a 70 lbs V 3 so I can't compare it I have an SR-6 in comp mode at 70 lbs and it draws a bit different may be not as heavy I can't so way I went with 75 lbs ???? but at distance's it carries a VERY flat line with very little arch I watched you draw our's and let it down WAY DIFFERENT then mine And as for the let down i rather shoot the arrow into the dirt then let it down You really pay if you let down in the back of your shoulders and four arm's The rest of what you said 100% I didn't even put my stabilizer on for two or so weeks it was that nice and balanced It is al so the quietest bow I have ever shot But my bow was $1545 bare bow ?
I think string angle will be very similar on these two models. I really liked the V3 31 personally - probably a little more than the VXR. But that is just personal. If you can find the VXR for a lot less, I'd take that deal.
@@ArcheryTalkVideo Thanks man! Sucks the Vertix won’t work, my dads VXR 31.5 feels perfect and they’re priced relatively same as the v3 31 so I think I’ll go v3 31!
V3 draw cycle feels like your up 10lbs from what your pulling 70 feels like 80 it’s harsh the bow is super solid holds great very forgiving but the draw cycle is tough
Such a quiet bow, shot a doe this year and didn’t even spook the others, so I shot a second. Love the V3
Finally got my hands on a HTR a couple weeks ago. Should be on track to get a V3 31 before another decade passes.
Gotta know how to dress and move em started with a pse expedite now have the v3
All trades no cash spent
Just picked up mine today and my first thoughts were the same as yours! Incredible stable, and QUIET. Cant wait to take it out this fall
I'm disappointed that Bowtech wasn't in your test lineup this year. I respect your opinion greatly... I'm currently shooting a Revolt X, very happy with it... it usually comes down to Mathews or Bowtech for me... thanks for the great content. I'll hope to see you review the new Bowtechs in the future... according to thier website Bowtech has had unprecedented demand AND supply chain challenges this year, likely why they couldn't/didn't send you a bow this year?.. hopefully the 2022 Bowtech bows will be in your next test lineup!🤞
I really hope we will be back to normal next year. I absolutely loved the Revolt I shot last year.
Great review. I think it would be awesome if you did a comparison between a Triax, Vxr 28 and V27. And or Vertix, Vxr 31.5 and V31.
Would be interesting to say the least. With shootouts.
I second this. Would be really cool to do a shot by shot sequence comparing
Triax, vertix, vxr, v3, and v3x to see how you would compare their draw cycle, weight, overall feel and speed.
Lastly you could do something like a 6 shot grouping.
Either way… thanks for all your reviews and this channel.
Great review. I too notice there was a dip going into the valley that I didn't really like but other then that its a great bow.
It’s a brilliant bow. Love what Mathews has done the past few years.
Hi Lucas!! Great review as usual 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!
How would you compare the V3 sound/vibration to the last generation Hoyts (Rx4-Axius-Helix) cause I bought an Elite Enkore without trying it en ended up selling it cause was noisy and lots of vibration…
Thanks!
By the way where are you from?!?
@@simonaudet1107 I only shot the Axius. The V3 is a different animal when it comes to noise/vibration. It is next level. New RX-5 is also noticeably quieter than last year’s Axuis
Change to 80% and your dip into the valley is much better
That makes sense. The 85% mods, however, are all I was sent.
@@ArcheryTalkVideo the shop I bought from was full service so I got to keep switching stuff out till I found the right set up. Found that the mods were a touch long in draw length so there was some messing around.
@@Brassscavenger They definitely run long. My 29.5” mods have me at 30.25”
Man this bow makes me want to retire my mathews Chillx (yes it's old BUT GETS THE JOB DONE) and pick this bad boy up
I’m guessing there is no difference but as far as long range accuracy/ forgiveness/ stability, how does this bow compare to the VXR 31.5?
How is your v331 holding up a year of shooting later?
Would you say the v31.5 would be better for us longer draw length people. String angle etc? Thank for the review
The VXR 31.5 from last year? Compared to this year's V3 31, I'd say any difference in string angle will be pretty minimal. I can touch my nose to the string comfortably, which is what I'm after. Can't do that as easily on the V3 27.
I have the V 3 27 at 25" draw and 75lbs modes My bow is a heavy draw start to the valley where yes it is VREY pronounced and drop's in and you KNOW IT I haven't tried a 70 lbs V 3 so I can't compare it I have an SR-6 in comp mode at 70 lbs and it draws a bit different may be not as heavy I can't so way I went with 75 lbs ???? but at distance's it carries a VERY flat line with very little arch I watched you draw our's and let it down WAY DIFFERENT then mine And as for the let down i rather shoot the arrow into the dirt then let it down You really pay if you let down in the back of your shoulders and four arm's The rest of what you said 100% I didn't even put my stabilizer on for two or so weeks it was that nice and balanced It is al so the quietest bow I have ever shot But my bow was $1545 bare bow ?
Are you in Canada? Because that 1199 is probably us money.. mine was 1099
@@MikeyWoomer Yes everything is more $ in Canada
Try buying a bow down here in Australia. $1000USD bows are $1700AUD
@@johnryan6356 What's wait time like when ordering some thing ?(not in your country)
@@timparrish1847 depends on the brand but most are between 2-3 months, sometimes longer
My Vertix doesn’t work for me due to string angle, debating between VXR 31.5 and v3 31 what’s your thoughts?
I think string angle will be very similar on these two models. I really liked the V3 31 personally - probably a little more than the VXR. But that is just personal. If you can find the VXR for a lot less, I'd take that deal.
@@ArcheryTalkVideo Thanks man! Sucks the Vertix won’t work, my dads VXR 31.5 feels perfect and they’re priced relatively same as the v3 31 so I think I’ll go v3 31!
Here in Canada that bow is insanely expensive
As a fellow Canadian…everything here is crazy expensive.
Not a fan of the grip . Or the 60$ shim kit I had to purchase for mine.
V3 draw cycle feels like your up 10lbs from what your pulling 70 feels like 80 it’s harsh the bow is super solid holds great very forgiving but the draw cycle is tough
Personally I felt it was easier than some others. Didn’t like the Hoyt draw cycle. Have a V3 31 set at 80lbs at 80% let off. Smooth as butter.
@@jackhammer0925 you have 80lb mods?
@@milkrvr4088 75lbs mods. Twisted the string to pull 80lbs.
I shot the v3 31 and it hurt my thumb. So I bought a new BOWTECH REVOLT. And I am glad I did.