There's a lot of speed bashing in these comments, but remember this is a 60lb bow at 29" draw that's not a speed bow. It's crazy comfortable to shoot and very easy drawing. Not a 70lb speed bow. A very large amount of everything in north America has been shot with less efficient bows. I'm not saying it's the best bow by any means but you have to keep it in context.
@@AnthonyRinaudo70 I've seen, if I'm not mistaken, 6 deer killed by the same Browning Micro Midas set at 47lb and 24" draw. It MIGHT have gotten 185 fps out of a 320 gr arrow. Recurve bows killed everything under the sun prior to firearms really becoming widespread hunting implements about 400 years ago.
make one 33 ATA,, then you'll cover all the basses ,,,,, that's the one I'm waiting on ,,,,I have the Icon ,,,it's great ,,, just a little bit longer guys ,,,,, c'mon ,, you can do it ,,,
Personally Id never invest in a carbon bow from Bowtech due to known riser warping issues. Look at the video I posted on line, my Carbon Overdrive has warped so bad it is practically useless (and dangerous to shoot)
I’d never buy another Bowtech carbon riser bows. They are known to warp… you’ll be replacing in 4-5 years from now as the cams start to lean so bad you’ll be afraid to shoot it. Do a search for “carbon riser warping” and you’ll see what I mean
Personally I’d stay away from any carbon bow made by Bowtech due to known warping issues. I have a Carbon Overdrive where the riser has warped making it practically useless, at the very least dangerous. Look at the video I posted on UA-cam …
That’s a personal choice, lots of good bows out there. I just wouldn’t invest in a carbon riser bow from Bowtech, they have a chronic problem they’ve not been able to address properly.
Who shoots a 685 gr arrow? Or should I say why would you. Are you Cape buffalo hunting. Anyhow that bow is s-l-o-w......... no thanks Mathews and PSE have advanced way past Bowtech and Hoyt and the likes. Mathews is best post shot and PSE is best pre shot/draw cycle.
There's a lot of speed bashing in these comments, but remember this is a 60lb bow at 29" draw that's not a speed bow. It's crazy comfortable to shoot and very easy drawing. Not a 70lb speed bow.
A very large amount of everything in north America has been shot with less efficient bows.
I'm not saying it's the best bow by any means but you have to keep it in context.
You can kill with a 160fps recurve…. I’ve done it
@@AnthonyRinaudo70 I've seen, if I'm not mistaken, 6 deer killed by the same Browning Micro Midas set at 47lb and 24" draw. It MIGHT have gotten 185 fps out of a 320 gr arrow.
Recurve bows killed everything under the sun prior to firearms really becoming widespread hunting implements about 400 years ago.
The other thing about this bow, i have the carbon knight, is how quiet it is!
just picked one up for $850... With 50-60 pound limbs. Also ordered some 70 Pound Limbs for $95.
Been waiting on this one
Why don’t (more) target shooters use carbon bow risers???
Weight vs performance?
Too light. And too much flex
Is it available in left hand ?
Cant understand why they don't put a fast cam on this bow, being in the Utah mountains it would be a great bow if i couldn't out run the arrow.
make one 33 ATA,, then you'll cover all the basses ,,,,, that's the one I'm waiting on ,,,,I have the Icon ,,,it's great ,,, just a little bit longer guys ,,,,, c'mon ,, you can do it ,,,
When will it be available to buy ?
How accurate was the bow for you
Personally Id never invest in a carbon bow from Bowtech due to known riser warping issues. Look at the video I posted on line, my Carbon Overdrive has warped so bad it is practically useless (and dangerous to shoot)
this isn't true carbon like a carbon one, it's a polymer blend
I’d never buy another Bowtech carbon riser bows. They are known to warp… you’ll be replacing in 4-5 years from now as the cams start to lean so bad you’ll be afraid to shoot it. Do a search for “carbon riser warping” and you’ll see what I mean
What about the bows in the back??
Hes got another video showcasing those
Same freaking carbon riser bow Bowtech has been selling for YEARS.
Personally I’d stay away from any carbon bow made by Bowtech due to known warping issues. I have a Carbon Overdrive where the riser has warped making it practically useless, at the very least dangerous. Look at the video I posted on UA-cam …
Okay what’s your opinion on what should get
That’s a personal choice, lots of good bows out there. I just wouldn’t invest in a carbon riser bow from Bowtech, they have a chronic problem they’ve not been able to address properly.
35.5?🤨
It definitely sounded like that. I'm assuming 30.5
Who shoots a 685 gr arrow? Or should I say why would you. Are you Cape buffalo hunting. Anyhow that bow is s-l-o-w......... no thanks Mathews and PSE have advanced way past Bowtech and Hoyt and the likes. Mathews is best post shot and PSE is best pre shot/draw cycle.
I can run faster than that arrow moves. I predict they will sell very few of this bow. Hunters will want more performance.
500 grains over 200 FPS is PLENTY
And yet I still killed a buck with it this season 🏹🦌