I purchased this bow In December 2019 I think it's totally amazing! With a draw weight of 60 pounds I would never wish for anything else It has proved itself on the field
I truly love the format and the information furnished. The scenery is outstanding and the down to earth presentation is above and beyond what I look for in a show such as yours. So much can be learned and used even though I am not hunting elk like you are. Most of what I learn from you is used in my Whitetail deer hunting here in Pennsylvania. Thank you for time and appreciation for the viewers concern for the elk and habitat itself. Julian Weiant
Could be wrong, but I’m fairly certain High Country did this way back in early 2000’s. They were also making some really fast and extremely light weight carbon bows - under 2.5lbs......
@Rusty Shackleford no problems over here pal. I haven't seen you say any reasons at all why its so different besides a DL addition that doesn't matter for a large majority of bowhunters but you still want to argue its so different. Case is closed on this one.
Tung Le I think mass weight of a bow is the least relevant bow spec to me. Once you kit a bow out with a full quiver, rest, stabilization, and a sight you end up adding nearly the weight of the bow itself anyway. What’s a half pound or a pound difference on a bare bow?
Galin. I fully appreciate your point! But when you’re 5’6 and weigh 140lbs like myself, a pound makes a big difference. And the weight of the stabiliser takes away the weight you have to hold. So yes a pound make huge difference to me when i have to hold at full draw for a few minutes.
The thing about the Mathews Triax and Vertix is you dont need a stabilizer like you do with other bows. It is almost perfectly balanced. So offset your stab weight on your other bows and you have pretty much the same weight in the hand.
Hoyts riser is okay but the rest of the design is junk I seen a few design flaws clean up the bottom cam lean from the zero torque roller guard if it can even be done
It’s a dealers dream .. the main dealer gripe is all the color options .. waaaay better back in the day .. one camo option .. this camo debacle bleeds into accessories.. who wants to stock 8 Different colors In literally 20+ Different accessories brands ?
I kinda agree. The changes have been marginal. However, I would say Matthews bows were ahead of their time realizing that shooters want quiet and dean in the hand bows. A comparison might be how Mercedes or BMW are usually ahead like 4-5 years ahead of crap Fords. I know cuz my wife's 2014 BMW 535 is way better than any 2018 Japanese or American car.
These guys sound like car salesmen, “also, comes with a radio and electric windows.” Lets face it, bow technology has plateaued, leaving once premiere brands like Matthews, espousing “grip technology.” Cant wait to see what their “engineers” do next!
So that means he limb pockets are non adjustable??? To think with innovation they come out with they haven’t made an adjustable brace height for those advanced archers who prefer a hard hitting short brace with the power stroke..........PAY ATTENTION MATHEWS!!!!
You still adjust limb bolts to reduce or increase poundage within a 10 pound range. Like if you have the 60 pound mods, your bow is adjustable fron 50-60 pounds. Switch to the 70 mods and now it's a 60-70 bow. You adjust limb bolts to change draw weight within the given range set by the mods.
It's actually nothing like the triax as far as shooting goes... I own both. Vertix is more forgiving and feels much better. Also smoother draw and hold on the shot.
@@hossfox30 whats your opinions after a year of owning it? Vertix worth the moneg over the Triax? In terms of shootability, consistency and overall performance
@@MT-vw6pf I think it's a great bow. And still prefer it over the triax. However I switched over to a Bowtech sr6 and it blows both of the Matthew's out of the water for me.
Cory Pomes if you know anything about archery you should know you need mass weight for stability and shock elimination. All the guys with carbon risers just add more weight to their stabilizers. It ends up weighing the same. Carbon fiber splinters or cracks all the time besides.
@@coryCT TheMarclan is right and have you heard a hoyt shoot, hoyt is a very loud bow and if you deny it then look at Chris bees videos and tell me how loud his bows are. Mathews are a very quiet bow as well as the new bowtech bows. hoyt is light but in the end you will add weight to the stabilizer and it will end up weighing about the same ,unless you dont add weight and your shot will be less stable.
I have to totally disagree with you about Mathews bows and their crosscentric cam nonsense. I've been tuning these overpriced "premium" bows for a few years now ans I gotta say they suck. Every one of them needs the tophats replaced to shift the cams. What's more, the tophats on the top cam aren't even the same spacing as the bottom cam. This means that the strings aren't parallel with the riser. At $5 for 1 tophat (which is what my local shop charges), I have to spend an extra $60 for a set of them, on top of the $1200 these "premium" bows cost?? GTFOH! These bows are also extremely top heavy, even without a sight mounted. The floating yoke system is also BS. I've had to make new stringsets for these bows, because their stock strings (on a "premium" bow) are the worst I have ever seen.
I purchased this bow In December 2019 I think it's totally amazing! With a draw weight of 60 pounds I would never wish for anything else
It has proved itself on the field
I just picked mine up today with the 75lbs mods. It's a dream to shoot!!
love the grip, 30 ATA and poundage change module. I shot one today quiet and smooth Mathews makes great bows
been shooting the no cam for 3 yrs and am very happy with its results. and only paid 700$ and its a killing machine
Rick Dudzik I shoot the no cam htr also. Mind was $800.
Great review! I wanted to see how the modules work and it was explained well.
I’ve shot bowtech since 2005, and I’ve had 8 bows since then. This will be my first Mathews, the 75lb module sold it for me.
Big Kyle same! Always had Bowtech and this bow convinced me to switch to Mathews. I also got it with the 75 lb mod 👍🏻👍🏻
I truly love the format and the information furnished. The scenery is outstanding and the down to earth presentation is above and beyond what I look for in a show such as yours. So much can be learned and used even though I am not hunting elk like you are. Most of what I learn from you is used in my Whitetail deer hunting here in Pennsylvania. Thank you for time and appreciation for the viewers concern for the elk and habitat itself. Julian Weiant
Really want this bow, I wish I could afford it!!
I'm here still dreaming of owning a triax.
Another great review. I will be purchasing vertix
You guys do a great job keep up the good work
I think the bow looks like a winner. If it was close to 4 lbs bare bow weight, Id be buying one.
Could be wrong, but I’m fairly certain High Country did this way back in early 2000’s. They were also making some really fast and extremely light weight carbon bows - under 2.5lbs......
Looks like mathews really is changing the game
Dusty Bowhunter yep! With a 2” longer Triax lol
I've been wondering for years why the dovetail system hasn't been use for a sight mount system. It would take a lot of weight off the side of the bow!
I have mine on order they said it’s going to be like about three weeks I can’t wait to get it
What is your current bow? Do you want to sell it?
How about a video on the new PSE carbon stealth 35?
Wow! A 30” ATA Triax!
@Rusty Shackleford it is though
@Rusty Shackleford oh boy, 2' longer ata and switchweight tech. its 90% the same bow since the Halon series get real.
@Rusty Shackleford no problems over here pal. I haven't seen you say any reasons at all why its so different besides a DL addition that doesn't matter for a large majority of bowhunters but you still want to argue its so different. Case is closed on this one.
Wow! Matthew's discovered mechanical advantage🤔, and incorporated it into there design. It's about dam time!
Not really that change weight on the mod feature was on the 2017 Mission Rally.
@@sahhull I was being sarcastic! It's an interesting concept but in wondering about efficiency?
I was thinking, it's not a new feature. It's not even new to Mathew's since Mission is Mathew's budget brand
Hi is the vertix alot better than the v329
If Mathews bow were under 4 lbs like PSE and HOYT. They’d be undoubtedly the best in the business
Tung Le I think mass weight of a bow is the least relevant bow spec to me. Once you kit a bow out with a full quiver, rest, stabilization, and a sight you end up adding nearly the weight of the bow itself anyway. What’s a half pound or a pound difference on a bare bow?
Galin. I fully appreciate your point! But when you’re 5’6 and weigh 140lbs like myself, a pound makes a big difference. And the weight of the stabiliser takes away the weight you have to hold. So yes a pound make huge difference to me when i have to hold at full draw for a few minutes.
@@TungLe-lv3on, how does adding a stab to your bow, take away the amount of weight you hold?
The thing about the Mathews Triax and Vertix is you dont need a stabilizer like you do with other bows. It is almost perfectly balanced. So offset your stab weight on your other bows and you have pretty much the same weight in the hand.
Hoyts riser is okay but the rest of the design is junk I seen a few design flaws clean up the bottom cam lean from the zero torque roller guard if it can even be done
wow! finaly a REAL new bow feature! i am impressed!
Sand what do you mean by “REAL new bow feature”
He probably means the way the rest attaches to the bow, i think all bows and rest should be mated together like that, berger holes are out dated
BowTech and Hoya beat them for all the features on that bow
Matt Dow being legit, do you mean “Hoyt”?
He is obviously being sarcastic!
On 2019 mathew vertix.can I just lower the poundage on the limb instead of changing mod.
similar draw weight range to pse bows now without having to switch mods out
Also sounds difficult for sellers... Will need to stock all the additional modules...
Cheaper than stocking all the different bows in differing draw weights.
It’s a dealers dream ..
the main dealer gripe is all the color options .. waaaay better back in the day .. one camo option .. this camo debacle bleeds into accessories.. who wants to stock 8 Different colors In literally 20+ Different accessories brands ?
holy shit you actually said lancaster archery the way MOST ppl say it lol
Its time to upgrade my Z7Extreme now!
Be honest, it looks, feels, and shoots like the last 3 bows... Jeeeze!
amazing bow!!
its an Orginal halon with a new grip and new mods.
Not a Halon, its a Bastard of the Halon and Triax
Does it come with 2 different mods in the box or do you have to buy the mods separately?
Mathews Vertix new feature.
Not really that change weight on the mod feature was on the 2017 Mission Rally.
So I’m going to continue shooting my halo and 32
So how is the back wall? And is the bow capable of being even more accurate than the shooter?
Back wall is solid.......typical Mathews back wall
We need a tx-5 review 😁
Ask and you shall receive! ua-cam.com/video/nYv6vI7pdGI/v-deo.html
What’s the difference between that and the bowtech flip disc, I think it’s the same concept.
Flip disc only changes the performance.....comfort setting versus speed setting. It doesnt change the draw weight.
Sweet, great review. Can you do one on the TX5 ?
We already did!
Only difference in the TX5 and the Triax Is a 5'' brace height and 2 fps faster TX5 !
Still getting the obsession (lawless)🔥
sinn lpz obssesion lawless is the best amigo
Nice 👍
😂.. go ahead ..
That is awesome using something different from the mainstream.
Weston Beck why ?
Since the Heli-m, all Mathews bows have been heavier, slower (per inch of brace height), and more expensive...
What a smart move by QAD.
80-90 lb bow next
Can the new grip go on triax or other Mathew bows?
Nope.
Is this a good beginners bow?
It would be an amazing beginers bow. You cant go wrong with a falgship bow for a beginer.
What weight are the limbs that come standard on the bow? Are they 60lb limbs?
Probably whatever you order. You can then purchase other mods
Limbs are good for 50-75 pounds
You use the same limbs regardless of draw weight.
Barnett Vortex has this feature..... ...
Same weight? 4.3-4.5lbs?
4.6
Price ?
Dxt Clue 1099
Has anybody shot one at 30" dl, and at 70 lbs and then with the 65 lb mods?
I have a 32" draw... what's max draw
30.5. Check out the Traverse it has 32.5 dl
Ty,
#Mathews4ever
4 years with basically the same bow
Hoyt has been building same bow for 8 years now...
I kinda agree. The changes have been marginal. However, I would say Matthews bows were ahead of their time realizing that shooters want quiet and dean in the hand bows. A comparison might be how Mercedes or BMW are usually ahead like 4-5 years ahead of crap Fords. I know cuz my wife's 2014 BMW 535 is way better than any 2018 Japanese or American car.
What if i want 52.75?
then adjust with limb bolts once the right mod is installed
Great Look like my Mathews TRIAX...🦌🐗
wat if u shoot 80lbs and want to keep shooting 80lbs
Bowtech smart bows still rule
Realm? Yawn...Zzzz
Justin yes Mathews is massive yawn alright 😘
Prime takes the cake
Dusty Bowhunter haha ..just need the rest of the other brands fanboys to make a comment 😂
If you desire sweeping your limbs up off the floor ... then yea bowtech is awesome !!!
Shot it... triax is better... mods create a different draw cycle .... jumpy
Yes i found that's what i thought when i tried it out. Im glad to hear it wasnt just me that felt it.
looks like i bought my bow 3 months too early! oh well
Can't wait shot it and ordered it cant wait to whoop up those Hoyts and others
Should have waited 1 yr too buy a new bow so i could compare it to the triax!
are u short? that bow looks huge in ur hands lol
PJ ain't short. I met him at the GAOT show last year and he's prolly 5'10-6'00. Nice guy.
I went to look at this bow today... pretty sure it's the biggest 30" ATA bow you'll ever see in your life. The riser and cams are Huge!
Is Mathews getting lazy, or just sticking with a winner untill people start complaining and sales start dropping?
BowTech and Hoyt beat them to all them features
How so?
Limbs can still be backed out....
These guys sound like car salesmen, “also, comes with a radio and electric windows.” Lets face it, bow technology has plateaued, leaving once premiere brands like Matthews, espousing “grip technology.” Cant wait to see what their “engineers” do next!
Had me up till 30" ata
Look at the traverse
@@joshuajacob1438 Yeah saw that after watching this video. Too bad the Traverse doesn't have the same mod adjustable draw weight up to 75lbs.
Yeah but nice to see a 33 I have a ritual and I'm gonna try out the traverse
@@joshuajacob1438 I love my Ritual so going to be hard to pry that from my hands!
The ata is 30 but the cam is taller my triax is the same length as my old switch back...over all
So that means he limb pockets are non adjustable??? To think with innovation they come out with they haven’t made an adjustable brace height for those advanced archers who prefer a hard hitting short brace with the power stroke..........PAY ATTENTION MATHEWS!!!!
You still adjust limb bolts to reduce or increase poundage within a 10 pound range. Like if you have the 60 pound mods, your bow is adjustable fron 50-60 pounds. Switch to the 70 mods and now it's a 60-70 bow. You adjust limb bolts to change draw weight within the given range set by the mods.
Lancaster Archery Supply Gotcha!!! Thank you
That bow is like mathew triax you information is good but the bow no like amigo
It's actually nothing like the triax as far as shooting goes... I own both. Vertix is more forgiving and feels much better. Also smoother draw and hold on the shot.
@@hossfox30 whats your opinions after a year of owning it? Vertix worth the moneg over the Triax? In terms of shootability, consistency and overall performance
@@MT-vw6pf I think it's a great bow. And still prefer it over the triax. However I switched over to a Bowtech sr6 and it blows both of the Matthew's out of the water for me.
carbon riser now Mathews!!!!!!!!!
No need.
Cory Pomes if you know anything about archery you should know you need mass weight for stability and shock elimination. All the guys with carbon risers just add more weight to their stabilizers. It ends up weighing the same. Carbon fiber splinters or cracks all the time besides.
@@coryCT TheMarclan is right and have you heard a hoyt shoot, hoyt is a very loud bow and if you deny it then look at Chris bees videos and tell me how loud his bows are. Mathews are a very quiet bow as well as the new bowtech bows. hoyt is light but in the end you will add weight to the stabilizer and it will end up weighing about the same ,unless you dont add weight and your shot will be less stable.
Anybody that thinks carbon is better than aluminum doesn’t have much experience in archery
Sorry guys but am never gona return to a aluminium bow
Carbon bow is the best
I have to totally disagree with you about Mathews bows and their crosscentric cam nonsense. I've been tuning these overpriced "premium" bows for a few years now ans I gotta say they suck. Every one of them needs the tophats replaced to shift the cams. What's more, the tophats on the top cam aren't even the same spacing as the bottom cam. This means that the strings aren't parallel with the riser. At $5 for 1 tophat (which is what my local shop charges), I have to spend an extra $60 for a set of them, on top of the $1200 these "premium" bows cost?? GTFOH! These bows are also extremely top heavy, even without a sight mounted. The floating yoke system is also BS. I've had to make new stringsets for these bows, because their stock strings (on a "premium" bow) are the worst I have ever seen.
Way overrated and way overpriced
Gotta be honest, that is one ugly shaped bow