NEW 2022 Elite Basin Compound Bow Review
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- Опубліковано 9 лип 2024
- Like its predecessor the Ember, the Elite Basin is a super adjustable bow made of all-aluminum components that is ideal for a first-year hunter or a young adult who is looking to grow into the bow as they age.
Starting MSRP: $599.99
SPECS:
ATA: 32 3/8"
Brace height: 6 11/16"
IBO: 315 fps
Weight: 3.9 lbs
Letoff: Adjustable up to 80%
Draw lengths: 16-30"
Draw weights: 20-70 lbs - Спорт
Just bought this bow today. I never shot a bow in my life. I do a lot for handgun and trap shooting. Went to a family owned archery range. Talked for an hour about my wants and needs. They did an amazing job on how, why, do's, and dont's. This bow shot amazing after 15 shots. I had 4" grouping from 20 yards. Exited to shoot every day.
"I'd like an Elite Basin"
"Sir this is an archery shop, not a bathroom fitters"
Props to Elite for this one. This type of bow was definitely needed.
Shot one today , like it
Absolutely love my Elite Remedy!!!!!
Bought one for myself, plan on giving it to my kid when she is old enough.
Nice bow can’t wait to see the flapship
Nice bow
Just pick up one today
Does this use the roller in the limb strings like the high end bows or the non roller style like the cheaper bows? Those middle strings. I'm new and learning. Looking at bows to try out.
If not the roller style can you always upgrade or is that a necessity in bows?
Thanks
Ah man, I literally just bought a Hoyt Torrex a week ago, which I love, but I would have loved to shoot this one to compare. I almost pulled the trigger on a Remedy that was on sale for $800.
My bowtech carbon icon DLX is sticking with me for a long time, if this one came out 10 years ago I woulda snatched this up( im 29)
Good starter bow.
Depends on what you define as starter. I always encourage people to buy better quality when they’re first starting out in anything, so I agree 100%, but as the industry defines “starter bow”, this thing is $200 higher than anything else out there, which puts it firmly in the mid range category.
Right hand only here we go again I’m left handed love elite bows I’m 65 and own 4 of them guess I have to switch back to Hoyt that I shot for over 40 years until I shot an elite what other choice when you are catering to right hand people
I just picked up this bow. Shooting 70lbs 29 draw. Shooting fmj weighing at right around 505. Anyone shoot this bow through a chronometer with a similar grain arrow?
Hey Nathan how much is the bow by its self gunna cost
$599 for just the bow. $699 for the RTS package.
No left handed version
Does Elite ACTUALLY make this bow? Or is it built by a jobber somewhere?
Looks better than the bear Alaskan
bring back the energy 32
I literally just bought an ember for my girlfriend on Friday Jesus
it happens
I’d say this doesn’t replace the ember unless she has a longer draw length.
****edit**** I am absolutely incorrect about the MSRP. It’s $599
““Value” and “beginner”……the MSRP is $699……
Now, it’s a well made bow, with all metal construction, which is awesome, and I’m sure it shoots awesome, but let’s be totally honest here- this is a mid range. Every single other “value” bow is under $500.”……..moron statement. Apologies to Elite. When I googled it, every article was saying $699, but they were talking about a different bow. For $599 with all metal construction, and top line strings, this is definitely a good value. As I said before, it was well built at $699, but for $599, it’s definitely a good value.
Big difference is the strings. It comes with 150 dollar strings.. its gonna be a beast of a bow
Elite makes mostly either flagship top-end bows or mid line ones. Mathews and Bowtech do the same, as the reserve the entering bows for the Mission and Diamond brands respectively. Other brands as PSE or Hoyt go from unexpensive to 1900+ fragship bows. They won't chase the sub 600 $ mark, as that is a race won from east manufacturers, anyway.
@@Buran01 Mission MXR is $499, as is the PSE Brute NXT. Those are top notch value bows. This thing is clearly mid range. That’s my whole point. Call a spade a spade.
@@novaguy9767 oh I agree. I mean all aluminum, especially limb pockets, plus the string and cables, is definitely a massive upgrade, and the bow is worth the price based on that alone honestly. But, that’s right in line with other mid range bows, so
@@thetowndrunk988 Calling a spade a spade: neither the MXR nor the Brute NXT have caged risers or second berger hole, and the finish of the Bsin seems clearly above. By the way, I wouldn't put the MXR in the same conversation as the Basin or the Brute; the Mission uses mods to change the draw length, which for a entry level bow/youngster bow is a joke: every time the user wants to change the DL due growing or any other circumstance has to buy a separate mod, so if you buy it for a teenager He maybe had to buy a new mod every year, so you end paying "flagship price" for an entry level bow with worse finish, strings, riser and cam system than the Basin.
By the way: I'm brand agnostic in compounds: I already have a PSE Supra and I'm evaluating the buying of an Atlas or a Nexus 6, and probably will get a Bowtech or an Elite in the future.
looks like an ember to me....
Walmart quality at a Premium price. HaHa