Great review again Steve. I feel you on the setup not being appreciated by most. I had a good friend of mine set my and my partners bow up took 6 hours and I really appreciated his time (I also paid him and it was worth every cent, in hindsight I wish I had paid him more). He is very knowledgeable and was an Australian shooter at the time. You doing it for free makes me want to travel to you to buy my next bow not joking. I also love the look of that bow. My first real/expensive-ish compound was a Hoyt Ignite a hunting bow. I still wish I had that bow was one of the best shooting bows I have ever shot ( I sold it unfortunately not knowing how good it was), so I really like the look of this bow. Thanks again for your time and efforts on these videos I find them informative and entertaining. Cheers.
Follow up from previous videos. I shot my sons Topoint Starting 36 over Christmas while he had a few shots with my Sanlida Team 700 the thing we both found was that the Sanlida is very heavy by comparison and I found the Topoint much more stable and was actually shooting better with it. In conclusion if the bow is too heavy it can make the sight very unstable and I think I need to build up my strength in my bow arm and that will improve my accuracy.
Heya Steve, out of all the bows i own and have shot I struggled the most with the Ventum pro 33. I got a heap of left and right movement. I love the draw, so smooth, quiet but I was very inconsistent with it.
I've always thought Hoyt has the best looking bows on the market, but I can't stand the draw cycles. They are so heavy up front on the draw cycle and it hurts my shoulders.
I've only shot one Hoyt, and it felt too easy to draw and had no valley so it felt like stretching a bungee cord. This bow looks like it shoots the same way. Doesn't seem to cause you any problems though, nice shooting!
Great review again Steve. I feel you on the setup not being appreciated by most. I had a good friend of mine set my and my partners bow up took 6 hours and I really appreciated his time (I also paid him and it was worth every cent, in hindsight I wish I had paid him more). He is very knowledgeable and was an Australian shooter at the time. You doing it for free makes me want to travel to you to buy my next bow not joking. I also love the look of that bow. My first real/expensive-ish compound was a Hoyt Ignite a hunting bow. I still wish I had that bow was one of the best shooting bows I have ever shot ( I sold it unfortunately not knowing how good it was), so I really like the look of this bow. Thanks again for your time and efforts on these videos I find them informative and entertaining. Cheers.
Follow up from previous videos. I shot my sons Topoint Starting 36 over Christmas while he had a few shots with my Sanlida Team 700 the thing we both found was that the Sanlida is very heavy by comparison and I found the Topoint much more stable and was actually shooting better with it. In conclusion if the bow is too heavy it can make the sight very unstable and I think I need to build up my strength in my bow arm and that will improve my accuracy.
Heya Steve, out of all the bows i own and have shot I struggled the most with the Ventum pro 33. I got a heap of left and right movement. I love the draw, so smooth, quiet but I was very inconsistent with it.
Might be the reflex in the riser Hoyt makes great bow but by the design of the riser they can be easy to torque
I had the Ventum 33 and shot it really well. The only Hoyt I shot better was the Axius Ultra.
I am looking for old hoyt traget bows like hyper edge or pro edge elite bows
If you come across those bows in your shop i would take it
Thanks
I've always thought Hoyt has the best looking bows on the market, but I can't stand the draw cycles. They are so heavy up front on the draw cycle and it hurts my shoulders.
Back in the day (early 70’s) when I competed at the college level, I shot a Hoyt Pro Medalist. Anyone remember this bow?
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I've only shot one Hoyt, and it felt too easy to draw and had no valley so it felt like stretching a bungee cord. This bow looks like it shoots the same way. Doesn't seem to cause you any problems though, nice shooting!