I've most likely watched this 3 times, I still can't believe you put your target bow out in the middle of bloody summer, considering what it does to cars and paint, vinyl seats and legs are vivid childhood memories for me. The look on your face the first time you loose an arrow from that bow is priceless, wrapped there's a 35" for 2019, got one on order, I'm like a kid waiting for Christmas.

thanks for putting out the most informative and genuine archery reviews on the internet. keep up the good work...i myself am a carbon bow fan. i like the lighter weight and the grip not getting freezing cold during the winter while hunting. when hunting from the ground a longer bow is nice, but 90% of my bow hunting is in a tree stand where a shorter bow has its advantages when it come so maneuverability and clearance from the tree stand itself or limbs on the tree. A lot of us in america hunt from tree but walk a long way to get to them, especially on public land. we also walk a long ways with our backpacks strapped to our tree stands. I really appreciate a light bow in those situations.

If I were ever to visit Australia, I would definitely check at your archery shop, Steven. Really like your bow reviews and humor😎

Have to put this on the short list. Thanks for the review.

Thank you for all of the honest and detailed reviews you do for the Bow community. I have owned both PSE Carbon Air bows (32” HD cam & 34” Evolve cam) and now the Carbon Stealth Evolve. They all shoot very well for me, but the new Stealth riser and Evolve cam stands out, and is a home run for PSE’s latest bow technology. Well balanced, quiet, fast and the is very repeatable. I have owned the several of the Hoyt Carbons and several other brand bows over the years and I always end up with the PSE Carbon shooting more consistent. People say a heavier bow is steadier but, I have to disagree. I love the lite weight 3.2lbs of the PSE Stealth bow.

@jsecontractors

6 жыл бұрын

Randall Lawless I too have the same bows hoyt and pse as you I couldn't agree more

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback appreciated.

Nice bow great review Steve well done

PSE stealth in the house.... it so so quite....I v e shot the carbon air HD for the last 2 years...I like you.. didn't fall in love with this bow until I played with it and set it up....did I mention its so so quite... dead in the hands.. no vibrations...none... yep it took me a few days to like this bow as much as my Carbon Air HD... but this bow is AMAZING...at 80 % I could hold this bow for 5 min s at full draw and at 90 forget it...(set at 64) . That being said my carbon air HD is one of the best bows I have ever owned and both were so easy to paper tune...if you can not afford or justify this stealth buy a used Carbon Air HD... you will love it....when you strap it to your back pack you will keep reaching back to make sure its still there... I know I do...oh ya I like you videos...thanks for taking the time to make them

@sever427

5 жыл бұрын

Quiet

Love the honesty man. We know why we're buying this

Good review... thanks... very interested in the Carbon. Hope soon you can do the review of the Shootdown.

33" bow is perfect for hunting imo. Great review

Great review. Thanks

interesting review! Are you going to do a review on the W&W shadow pro 36?

Some of my best target scores back in the day (around 1360 FITA's) were from the original Mathews Monster 6, which in terms of ATA, BH and speed is almost the same as this. So shooting a "hunting/speed" bow is not a problem for target. Nowadays I would probably shoot this at 50lbs as I don't have the strength like I used to, but even then it would give me plenty of speed for field.

Great review. How was the bow at full draw with all that wind?

I would love to see a review of your High Country Speed Pro X10.

great review! hows the grip on the bow? My last PSE was a DS decree so im used to a narrow grip, im kind of nervous about the grip if it would be uncomfortable or not. Thanks!

I’m not sold on the whole carbon riser idea yet. What’s your opinion on the longevity of them? I usually keep a bow 8-10 years before I buy a new one but I keep my old ones.

I been shooting Hoyt, Hoyt turbo for 8/10 years and in market for new bow, watching your reviews want me to shoot/buy pse carbon ... I'm have to shoot evole cam

Mine just came in after waiting months. I was quite upset about the plain black paint. The catalog shows carbon fiber pattern. Some may say that is just cosmetics, and they are right, but for $1500 I expect to receive what I order. Had I known it did not have the carbon fiber look, I would have ordered camo. Mine also came with a pretty decent scratch :-( right out of the box. ALL THAT said, I just love shooting it. The draw cycle is money. I am grouping with it all the way to 80 yards. No need for a sling. Super satisfied with shoot ability, and the weight was just what I wanted for my shoulder.

Never saw the video of you shooting this at 50 meters as you said you would do and film it ;)

Same here, when I go camping , hiking, or hunting, I like my gear to be as light as possible. For instance I could have bought a savage trophy hunter and would have been just fine, but I like the best of the best so I went on ahead a bought chistansen’s modern precision rifle, weighing at 7 pounds, it both the lightest and most premium option that fits well with my ideology. Ps. Before you say it; No, I don’t regret spending 2k for the rifle.

How do you feel the draw cycle is compared to the rx-1? I will be shooting the stealth on Friday and do a quick vid. I purchased the rx-1 based off the draw cycle but also owned an evolve and love that 90% letoff. If the stealth has a nicer draw , I may have to sell the rx-1 for the stealth! Musical chairs with these bows every year. I'll never find "the one"

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

I have not drawn the RX-1 yet - but I will be doing a review on it and a comparison between the 2 bows in another video.

@dionysis84

6 жыл бұрын

Archery Supplies Thanks, keep up the unbiased reviews... you are one of the few that mention the flaws in every bow (nothing is perfect...yet) and I appreciate that

Defo a cool looking bow . When are you going to shoot the pse shootdown ?

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

When they come in. I did have one in the shop but it sold.

Shoot it through the Crono?

Did you ever do a review on Mathews switchback

Can anyone remember what chrono speed steve achieved with the 330gr arrow?

what about the speeds?

Please review the new Martin max 33

I think there mite be a bit of bias towards the PSE because that's what you sell and Hoyts don't won't to do business with you, I don't know why they don't but I think there's a bit of resentment towards them because of that

@bobgash626

4 жыл бұрын

Really - have you watched his review of the Hoyt RX1? He raves about it - far from a negative/resentful review.

Steven, why don’t you put on a proper rest, peep and sights on your reviews? Would give us humble guys so much more insight. Ps, you’re costing me a fortune!!

Yep mad HOYT FAN HERE. But that is the coolest non HOYT released to date. For a PSE its god dam wicked looking

@sahhull

6 жыл бұрын

Brett Oakley weirdly I'm not a Hoyt hater, it's just I don't like the look of most of their bows. (Prevail is OK, but out of my budget)

@yvantomac9502

6 жыл бұрын

I think hoyts are for the elite... For the people would like bragging ..... PSE all the way

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

It will be interesting to compare the Stealth to the RX-1 can't wait. RX-1 is a nice looking bow for sure.

@luism.bustillosf.1818

6 жыл бұрын

There's no comparison, this pse bow is much better, you'll notice the difference right away. I bought this bow 2 weeks ago. I tried hoyt carbon rx1, you'll feel the vibration right away more than this one. PSE is much more smoother to shoot.

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

I have not shot the RX 1 the Stealth is nice

Why are your feet burning??

Who shoots from 18 meters?

@bobgash626

4 жыл бұрын

Lancaster tournament to name just one of many. (18 meters is ~19.7 yards...)

Another Rex Darrlinton design cam system PSE as always will be paying Darton royalties

Draw cycle doesn't look too smooth

Do you ever get slack for you negative product comments?

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

It is part of life - it is important to stay positive and believe in yourself. Some people are struggling with life and they express things negative to make themselves feel better. I have many customers across Australia. I think the videos help. Certainly reduce the amount of derails and dry fires I get. I have so many customers come in the shop and say they love the videos. They take time which I could be doing other things. But I think it is useful.

@bowmadman

6 жыл бұрын

Archery Supplies I love the videos as well. Keep up the great work!

@wayne2wax

6 жыл бұрын

vast majority DO LOVE your Video uploads, jaa :-)

The whole heavy bow in America is blown out of proportion. Most hunters use rifles with scopes, the common rifles are Remington 700 with optics right around 8-10 lbs and the savage 110 is almost the same weight. When is a hunting bow going to weigh 8 pounds probably never. If you can lug a 10 pound gun to the woods quit whining about a heavy bow.

@kenandcathywilkinson8461

6 жыл бұрын

Would you voluntarily carry another pound up 3-4k feet in elevation in a western hunt? Another thing to consider, with that weight saved you can put stabilizer weight where you want and still be less weight than an a aluminum riser.

@stevenv5390

6 жыл бұрын

Ken and Cathy Wilkinson yes as long as I had the bow I wanted. I would never choose a bow on weight alone. I can’t wait to shoot one maybe it will replace my decree hd.

@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale

6 жыл бұрын

It is interesting I sold a Mathews to a customer - a nice bow to shoot. About 6 months later he comes back and said he sold the Mathews and want a light hunting bow. I think in Australia - we tend to walk holding the bow while hunting so people tend to like the lighter bows. I certainly sold many Carbon Air based on weight and speed to customers. The customers all still shoot the same bow and are happy with their purchase. For target bows are heavy - but for hunting weight is certainly a factor people seem to consider.

@mathewsarcher6141

6 жыл бұрын

Chris V a Mathews triax with 5 arrows and front and back bars weights 9.63

34" Carbon Air Steve, not 35". And Xpedite is the one with 5.5" brace height' You butchered that video with so many misquotes. Start using note cards.

Dont put you bow in the fucking sun