Hoyt, please make sure this guy gets the leftie bows he needs to do these reviews. He’s the guy I’m going to for good reviews, and I watch them all.

@cacheduininck8912

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously! Get this guy a left-handed bow. One of the best reviewers on the internet.

@toddlymburner5783

3 жыл бұрын

All the bow companies make left handed bows last. They release new bows in November and make the right handed bows first. Usually in January they make the left handed bows. It sucks because I’m a lefty as well and you get your left handed bows in February. They might have some lefties at the ATA or other shows.

You definitely give the most insightful reviews. Much appreciated.

Best review channel. Thank you for good content!

@blackarm3265

3 жыл бұрын

Say you're shooting a hinge and when you release your pressure is a little bit different from one time to another are you going to get lower feet per second from the chronograph if you weren't equally putting the pressure through on the push and pull have you ever looked at that I know you used a hooter shooter before so let me know I hope I asked question right I Kno it sounds weird but I swear at 30yards in my back yard I can hear when arrows his target an you know when you make a good solid shot an I feel like sometimes I can tell the arrows are hitting harder I don't have the best bow but it's a 2019 holt nitrux it's at 65# at 30in I think my drawengthi is more like 30.5 caz I've messed with d loop length an I have it at 3/4 so I'm guessing I need a rx4 ultra or a Mathew's I never shot any other bow anyway hope I don't sound crazy just wondering your opinion thank you 🤙🤙🤙🇺🇸

Good honest review 👍

Best bow reviews hands down!

Not even really in the market for a new bow due to the high cost of the flagship models but cant stop watching all your new great in depth bow reviews! Keep up the good work! I agree I purchased a used hoyt avenger to get out hunting again and cant stand the string angle cant wait until I can afford a new comfy 33-36" axle length bow

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Sweet! Thanks for watching

This year marks my 40th archery season. This is the first bow review I've watched in a long time. After hearing the different weights you shoot at I grabbed an arrow from my quiver and weighed it at 700 grains (2419 with bear broadhead). This year I dropped my weight down to mid 50s. I used to pull a hundred but now I struggle at 65. When I was young I ticked off the old guys by going for speed. I bought a york st overdraw at 80 lbs and graphlex arrows. I paid $180 for that bow. The lower limb broke because the little weight acted like I was dry firing. Back then we calculated the kenetic energy because deer needed more than 50 or something like that. I'll stick to my quiet powerful set up. I've used the same arrow and broadhead to kill 3 deer a few times. The last new bow I bought was a Pearson Spoiler in 1989 for I think $220. BTW I still use the rope release I bought in 1986. I collect antique English longbows(horn tipped) and have probably 50 of them from 1820 to around 1935. I looked up a price of over $2200 for the bow you tested and cannot believe it. When Lone Wolfe came out with there first climber I gave around $500 for it maybe a dozen years ago and put money where I think its needed. So I'm not just some cheap old guy. Thanks for the review.

Great review well done sir

Best holding and drawing bow I have had is a Creed XS it is so smooth and weighs 3.8 pounds. They haven’t beaten that weight since then and it’s 6 years old. I tried about 15 bows and the draw cycles were so harsh I did not have fun shooting them. The only new bows that had a nice cycle were the TRX36-40 bowtech revolt x Hoyt axius or the aluminum one it was fairly smooth fast quite and pretty balanced out the box like a Mathews.

Hey Lefty. They can say what they want about your wrong handed bow drawing. I don’t think I could get a 70# bow back wrong handed. I have a 2019 RX3 Ultra. It’s one sweet piece of equipment. I love it. Best bow reviews. Thanks.

Can you please do a review on the alpha number 2 cam a 28" 70# or even 65#.. everyone keeps reviewing the number 3 cam. Hoping maybe its I'm your next video you mentioned at the end. Thanks dude

Does the number 3 cam feel smoother on the draw than the number 2 cam? Shot a rx4 alpha with each cam and noticed a difference between the two but didn’t have any more bows to check for the difference on

Man o If you weren't so far away. I would definitely get you to work on my bows. Great positivity on the hoyt rx .

@donpowell130

4 жыл бұрын

Where you live Bro, I will tune them up for yea. Don Powell, Tyler, Texas, (Dwp22@icloud.com). Louisiana archery champion.

@joshsinglefooter

4 жыл бұрын

@@donpowell130 Mississippi My helix ultra has been giving my shop fits

I can't keep buying a new bow each year but...Since I have the RX1 already, I am mostly interested in the firmer back wall for the hold. This might eliminate some of the vertical stringing errors from me not pulling thru to the back wall consistently. This sounds like a great bow with improvements that will make a difference to the avid shooter.

I’m a long draw guy who’s impatiently waiting for a shop in my area to get the rx4 ultra to make my last comparison to the sweetest shooting bow I’ve shot so far, the Mathews Traverse. The pse evoke and evo nxt33 shot well but not as fun as or easy as the traverse. In your opinion will the rx4 ultra be a worthy competitor for the Mathews Traverse? I have no brand loyalty, I just want to build the best bow for me. Weight, let off and smooth draw are the 3 Priorities for my worn out shoulders. Any insight and /or unbiased opinions would be helpful. Love all your reviews on bows and equipment. Keep up the good work

Would it be possible to put the draw stops or whole cams on an rx3?

Love the channel ! I went and shot as many 2020s as I could today , Hoyt was the second worst bow I shot today, by far...... bear being #1. As badly as I hate to admit it, the best I shot was the Matthews vxr.... I’m not a Matthews fan boy , but it was obvious

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks man. Yeah I felt the same about PSE. Hated them for years, but then the last couple years they've been building some great bows.

You do the best reviews I feel in my personal opinion. Do you guys do bowtech?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

We don't sell Bow Tech because their factory is right across town and they have a huge pro shop that we can't compete with on pricing.

@ObelixCMM

4 жыл бұрын

@@InsideOutPrecision That sucks. Are you telling us that Bowtech is selling under their own recommended retail price?

@keld6539

4 жыл бұрын

That sucks! Thanks for the reply.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

@@ObelixCMM I'm not sure, but it seems like everyone who comes through the shop with one says they got a smoking deal on one haha

Will you be testing the RX4 Turbo?

IMO, I like the looks of the RX1 better. And speaking of the RX1 and comparing it to the RX3 and the RX4 what is your opinion on differences?

@hyperlee78

4 жыл бұрын

No difference between all them bows. They all could take down a deer

Excuse me, please. Does this bow only come in the Carbon version? Because that costs $1,750 on the Hoyt website and I'd rather buy the Mathews VXR for only $1,200. Let me know when you can so I can do more research, please. Thanks.

When the new Mathews comes out can u do a bow build video

are you going to do a review on bowtech bows?

@joshfernandez3193

4 жыл бұрын

Vue I don’t think so they’re not a bowtech dealer

Hey all. I am shooting a HOYT Powermax from a few years ago and I’m a 29 inch draw with 70lb weight but feel I could pull more but my bow only goes to 70lbs. I’m looking to upgrade and have been looking at this now, the Mathews 31.5 VXR or the PSE Evo NTN. I am shooting groups of about 2-3 inches at 60 yards but want to shoot out to 80-100 yards but wanted to go to a spot Hogg Hogg father sight as I’m using a 5 pin older Trophy Ridge. Any suggestions out there on which bow to go for? I’ve only shot HOYT all my life but maybe it’s time to switch it up.

Great videos! Can you do a comparison of the Hoyt rx4 vs Prime Black5? Pros and cons?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

We don't carry prime unfortunately. If I can get my hands one though I'd be happy to do a review

@dmartinez1993

4 жыл бұрын

Looks like you do now lol, time to get on it.

I bought one of those wartorn pocket quivers , but mine has a snap to clip on your belt if your pocket is too small......Sweet...

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I have one of those too. Love it

@Inside Out Precision I have a measured draw length of 31” but am more comfortable at 30.5. What number cam should I use for a hoyt? What kind of performance loss should I expect from a #3 ? If you get a chance to help thank you.

@InsideOutPrecision

3 жыл бұрын

If you're 30.5 or 31 the #3 cam is your only option. You won't see any loss in performance

I might be in the market for a new dow now BUT I shoot 575-890 grain arrows with a 31" draw I love it you can get this one in 80# draw

Why don't they come out with a number 1 cam for shorter draw length shooters? It would be great if they had a cam that would fully rotate at a 27 inch draw length.

7:48 you're welcome. Honest review.

Hoyt always the right bow for me lol.

Can you add a different rest than the QAD integrated rest?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

You can put any rest you want on it, but the QAD is the only one with the dovetail mount.

Resale value of RX3- cost of RX4= are upgrades worth it? Great reviews though thanks. Keep it up 👍🏻

@ebonite1473

4 жыл бұрын

You can buy a Mathews vxr for the difference

For all you speed freaks out there, here are the IBO calculations for the speeds in this video. This gives you a good idea as to what the bow does at full rotation at 30" and under rotation at 28". I have done this with a lot of bows and believe it or not, these numbers are pretty good at the bottom end of the cam. At 30" the bow is well over IBO as well. weight - fps - IBO +/- 30/70 509g - 271fps (-3 fps IBO) 475g - 283fps (0 fps IBO) 445g - 302fps (+10 fps IBO) 420g - 306fps (+6fps IBO) 376g - 325fps (+10fps IBO) 28/70 509g - 246fps (-14 fps IBO) 475g - 260fps (-8 fps IBO) 445g - 267fps (-9 fps IBO) 420g - 278fps (-5fps IBO) 376g - 288fps (-10fps IBO)

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

That's awesome. Tha is for taking the time to calculate that!

@paulcoffey4221

4 жыл бұрын

@@InsideOutPrecision What I like about Hoyt compared to other manufacturers is there IBO numbers are generally conservative. Even in the middle of the cam they are usually very close to IBO which most other brands are not. Also, the stated draw lengths are very close to what they advertise whereas Mathews and a few others are long. I shoot Hoyt at 29" and Mathews at 28.5. That 1/2" difference equals some speed

Kind off odd how Hoyt skipped an RX2 model and they are in order of RX1 in 2018,RX3 in 2019 now RX4 for 2020.

@brianstuart4203

4 жыл бұрын

Lee Buck probably because it wasn’t enough of a difference to be an RX5 😂

we need a bow build video sir！

Do they make a shorter ata of this version?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah its called.the Alpha. I have a review on it.

U da man... I was trying to decide between the new Mathews Atlas and a used rx4... I don't think there's any choice the Hoyt beats the Atlas Hands Down especially in speed and draw cycle

Why haven't they developed the latests cams like Bow tech? (with No yolk strings)

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Well bow tech still has a bunch a of models with split yokes top and bottom, but Hoyr doesn't want to have to pay Mathews or BowTech to use that technology, so they've stuck with the split yoke. Still one of the most accurate and tunable systems out there

Can you do a review on the turbo series xr4

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

I probably will but they didn't make any changes to the turbo besides the integrated rest mount. It's literally the RX3 Turbo with the integrated rest mount.

@d6bulldozer

4 жыл бұрын

Which would you recommend between the Alpha and the ultra for somebody with a 28-inch draw length for deer bear and moose

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

@@d6bulldozer you'll get more speed from the alpha at 28 for sure. But I like the ultra better. Honestly it's going to come down to personal preference and what feels more comfortable

Die-hard Mathews shooter here. The RX4 impressed me. More than the VXR. Honestly, does a carbon bow compare to an aluminum bow? 🍎 to 🍊

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Personally I prefer aluminium. As far as accuracy and tunability there is no difference between them, but the carbon is obviously lighter and has a little different feel.

I like my Bow ( Hoyt Klash) no not expensive. But I've done all the upgrades to it my way . Spothogg XL sight dropaway rest custom strings and why not it's only money and I'm not taking it with me . #retirementlife. Oh BTW the shop I bought it at while trying to pick stuff out the shop there kept on telling me ya dont need this or that just because they knew more . Ok I get it while you may know more than me but why keep me from doing what I want and wanna spend my money on . So took my Bow to another shop built it my way . It will get the job done . I can target shoot with it and hunt with it . Next bow will be better but I am learning and also wanna have fun with this wonderful sport .

So same bow new cams?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

More or less haha.

Would this be a good first bow, or is it way over the top to get started with?

@tomwalden6225

4 жыл бұрын

Way over the top it depends if you reply to this comment I can run you through pros and cons (not bothered now cause if you don’t read there is no point

@albertledesma5173

4 жыл бұрын

Tom Walden Heck yeah!! Please enlighten me as I’m about to pull the trigger!

@jeromeo991

4 жыл бұрын

@@tomwalden6225 I'd like to know more as well :)

@tomwalden6225

4 жыл бұрын

G’day guys keep in mind I am not a professional archer (I don’t get paid), but I know heaps about archery because I watch lots of KZread and know some very amazing shooters. The reason this would be a great bow for a first is for a couple of reasons, first of all the price, hoyt although being an excellent bow are like the apple of phones, your paying for the name, and when I saying that I mean your paying more than a lot of other bow brands, secondly Hoyt bows are quite complicated and finicky, also I have heard that over a while the carbon riser bends under the pressure, which is okay for most guys who buy them every couple of years but for someone looking for a bow that will last them a while I can be argue that although the difference in weight a alloy riser is better (for example mathews), another reason is skill level, so many people wanna get into the sport and they go all out and buy a really complicated compound when really they should start with something like a recurve (simple and let’s you learn the basics, and overall increase your form and stance without anything to complicated (it’s how I started back in 2015)) but if you have done this and are looking for a compound bow then I suggest buying a cheaper entry level bow that still has the performance there, when I started I was quite up young so I got a diamond edge sb1 purely because of the fact that I could grow with it and it’s still had great performance, just recently diamond has sent me a new one free of charge on warranty which is amazing and I have set it up, lastly it mostly about money do heaps of research and don’t just buy a bow cause it looks good absorb as much information about it as you can before making a purchase and it’s all about what suits your budget. Let me know if you have any other questions

@jeromeo991

4 жыл бұрын

@@tomwalden6225 Thanks for the info Tom!

What rest was on that bow?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Just a trophy taker smackdown pro

Where is your guys shop located?

@livingadreamlife1428

3 жыл бұрын

He’s in Oregon

How’s the hand shock?

@John-bx8co

4 жыл бұрын

Just wonderinh i been hearing a lot of mixed reviews, I had the rx1 and loved it but going with the rx4 ultra

The price though dude..... Im waiting on xpedition , best bow I have tried.. By the way, I'm a 26.5 DL and shoot a 34 ata, I dislike anything under 33.. Holds better, feels more stable..

Hoyt needs to come back with the Carbon Spyder in late 2020...the rx series feels spongy and like i could pull it in half. Love hoyt...not a fan of the RX's

What arrow rest is that?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Trophy Taker Smackdown Pro

How 'bout an Axius Ultra review?

Great Review all the same though!

I must say, I love the looks of the Hoyt bows, but my interest has all but disappeared. They are waaaay above my price range. I understand the market and all, they priced me totally out of the realm of possibility. Cool bows tho, but I stay below 600$ and that's where I can buy a bow and not question my sanity..... But I do understand the people these bows are marketed to, and I just ain't there

@jamesevans7537

4 жыл бұрын

@ThaReal CLo i had heard that as well. Great bows for sure, but other brands may do better sales for that reason, pls price points. Overall tho, a lot of brands are a tad over priced now. Even Bear had bows that are almost 1,500$ As long as I can find a deer killing bow for 600$ or less, I will choose that every time! And I would really order one, and mostly buy what I can shoot first! Just me personally anyway 👍👍

@ObelixCMM

4 жыл бұрын

Buy used, I got 2 target bows (last year models) on Archery Talk at half price.

@BassWhoopinFishingTeam

4 жыл бұрын

I spent $2400 on my RX3 build in May and I’d do it again tomorrow. However i shoot about 3 to 4 times a week. But i totally get it. These things are getting to be ridiculous as far as price. I think my bow BARE was like $1400 on sale marked down from $1699. That’s a LOT of cash for a bow. But if you spend good money on optics and accessories and you get a new bow ideally you could sell your old one to fund for the new one and put all your accessories on the new bow. But there’s guys out there with like 6 or 7 bows lol. Personally i just want one target build and one hunting build. But i have to agree the price on these things is a tough pill to swallow. I got mine for myself as a Birthday present. I do love it though. It’s one of my most favorite things i own. I’ve already gone through 3 target bags with it. So I’m definitely getting my use out of it. But now that the new ones are out you can maybe grab a Helix for a steal! Those are still great bows. My buddy still shoots a Hyperforce and those can be had for $600 easily now that the new ones are out.

@willcrain6786

4 жыл бұрын

Nick Kavounis that’s what cool about the archery industry though. You can buy whatever gets the job done, whatever suits your wallet, and whatever makes you happy at the end of the day. 👍🏻

Lol I just had my arrow rest move on my Chinese bow today

So there’s not really a purpose to get this bow compared to the rx3 unless you just have the money to buy basically the same bow

Where is your shop located?

@InsideOutPrecision

2 ай бұрын

This video is from when I was at the Bow Rack in Springfield, OR. But now I’m at G4 Archery in North Plains, OR

I think you forgot to add the link to War Torn Archery Pocket Quiver.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I didn't add the link. Was just an impromptu plug

Sucks losing 14 fps..between cams....and i wish they would lose the riser bridge!! Torque (ie) bow, twists at the shot..always looks nice...more hand shock and noise then other high end bows....feels like a large bow...its an ok bow..just dont shoot other high end bows next to it. Plus it's a crazy slow bow!..especially in the lower draws..drops off speed!....but it's still plenty for hunting anything!

@paulcoffey4221

4 жыл бұрын

It drops off speed on the lower end of the cam which all bows do. Actually with the 420 grain arrow its only 5 fps under its IBO rating at 28"

My 2015 at 70# with 575gr arrow shoots 284fps these new bows aren’t impressive. They should have kept the rx3 name. Instead of saying it’s a whole new bow.

What do they retail for?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

We sell them for $1649.00

What type of rest is that.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Its Trophy Taker Smackdown Pro

@glenemslie7712

4 жыл бұрын

@@InsideOutPrecision thanks heading to my archery shop next week to try the ultra and the alpha.

Compared to 332 fps rated PSE Mach 1 you just reviewed this bow is 10 to 15 fps slower at every weight and draw length, according to these numbers PSE should be rated at 340 fps

@goory93

4 жыл бұрын

I want to hear the opinion portion of which one is nicer, we know the PSE is certainly faster but how else do they compare?

@ObelixCMM

4 жыл бұрын

@@goory93 That would be your personal preference. PSE is also lighter, carbon riser vs Hoyt's aluminum sub frame with carbon "jacket"

@goory93

4 жыл бұрын

@@ObelixCMM yeah obviously it is gonna be subjective, I was just wondering since he has shot both and we haven't which he prefers. I am thinking I want to order a mach 1 personally

@Buran01

4 жыл бұрын

32" axle to axle vs 34"; and 6 1/8" vs 6 3/4" brace height. At the same draw length and poundage a bow with shorter ata and bh with similar efficiency will produce faster arrows. Both brands went conservative this year compared with other ones which introduced major changes and crucial features.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

@@goory93 In my opinion, the PSE has more features that I like. I think Hoyt aims better, but in think that's just because of the higher physical weight. Get the right stabilizer on the PSE and it's a tough bkw to beat.

WTH, as I getting ready to buy the RX3 hoyt came up with the rx4

@coltbenbow5830

4 жыл бұрын

Yang P. Lee you in luck same thing new name

@galuhrichata6148

4 жыл бұрын

I feel you, man.. I had been thinking about buying either Mathews Vertix or Hoyt RX3, and then, they releases Mathews VXR and Hoyt RX3...😭😭😭😂😂😂😂

@albertledesma5173

4 жыл бұрын

Yang P. Lee That’s good for you isn’t it? The RX-3 should drop in price significantly.

Buttom mode has a design fail and wear cable max 1000shots. I have axius ultra cam2 . I have send 3 emails to hoyt alrede with no answer so far

Great review, can you do rx 4 ultra vs axuis ultra?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

They're the exact same spec wise. The Axious just weight .5lbs more.

Ill still take my PSE Evolve over this bow any day

@joshpitts7256

4 жыл бұрын

Ole Peter

Hoyt RX3.0...

Im SOOO Pissed i dry fired my bow because my moron bow shop never gets my peep right. Im always fiddling with it and try to shoot quickly before the peep rotates. I know its my fault but i also would never have done it if I was focused on my shot instead of twisting my peep before my shot . Is there any bows that can handle an accidental dry fire without a nuclear explosion. PSE Drive X - torn string busted plastic parts and two bent cams . Basically trash now. I know hoyt does 1500 dryfires on their bows to test them. Can Hoyt handle dry fires better then PSE?

@anthonybekker599

4 жыл бұрын

They are advetising they did it on an 80 pound bow kzread.info/dash/bejne/kamjxMahipWehZc.html

It doesn't take $2k to kill an animal. Just 1 well placed shot.

@SandW6384

4 жыл бұрын

exactly or a 2500 Ravin smh

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. But the industry is always going to innovate and move forward. I like new technology and the equipment being made these days makes it easier to make that one well placed shot!

haha too fast for the chrono. not out of a hoyt. I shouln't say that, it's all fun and games. but I gotta say my old bowtech btx 31 still beats it.

37feet slower with 2" diferent DL wow...but im 28" ...

@olehemlock

4 жыл бұрын

I question the numbers for the 28” draw. You’re not going to see 37fps difference in 2 inches of draw length.

Are bear bows any good, I wanna buy a bow and it’s 100$ used. I’m trying to get into bow shooting

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Hmm, if it's only $100 it's either very old or very cheap. If you want to get into a good bow without breaking the bank look at the Mission Switch or PSE stinger kit

@Nicktaylorfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Inside Out Precision what about the Mathews sq2

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

@@Nicktaylorfishing the sq2 was a great bow in its day, but it's nearly 20 years old now. The cams are draw length specific, so unless the one you buy has the exact length cam you need, you're going to have spend another $100 for a new cam in the right draw length.

@Nicktaylorfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Inside Out Precision kk thanks for the info

@Nicktaylorfishing

4 жыл бұрын

Inside Out Precision actually thoughts on one more if you will, pse xforce vendetta

Nike hat, no deal.

So much for losing ~10 fps per inch of draw. Unless I somehow missed something, this is going from 325 @30 to 288 @28 with the 376 grain arrow! That's over 18 fps per inch of draw! Staying away from this one, thanks for the review!

@TurboManTom

4 жыл бұрын

Lol my Triax is pulling 73.5lbs and throws a 519 grain arrow at 287 fps with a 28.5 in draw, definitely staying away

@paulcoffey4221

4 жыл бұрын

@@TurboManTom Its because at 28" your at the bottom end of the cam which is an issue with all bows. At 30" the bow is actually 6 fps over IBO with a 420g arrow. At 28" its only 5 fps under its rating.

@TurboManTom

4 жыл бұрын

That's false... I'm not even at the cam where ibo is measured at 30 inches. I don't know how many ibo ratings you've seen tested but they're usually a little low 3-6 fps below ibo at 30", rarely over.

@paulcoffey4221

4 жыл бұрын

@@TurboManTom Heres how the numbers shake out on his speeds. Bow is well over IBO at 30" on average weight - fps - IBO +/- 30/70 509g - 271fps (-3 fps IBO) 475g - 283fps (0 fps IBO) 445g - 302fps (+10 fps IBO) 420g - 306fps (+6fps IBO) 376g - 325fps (+10fps IBO) 28/70 509g - 246fps (-14 fps IBO) 475g - 260fps (-8 fps IBO) 445g - 267fps (-9 fps IBO) 420g - 278fps (-5fps IBO) 376g - 288fps (-10fps IBO)

@paulcoffey4221

4 жыл бұрын

@@TurboManTom You triax speeds are definitely inflated, I got one at the same draw.

18:30-18:32 That's what she said...

@Smoothy38

4 жыл бұрын

lmfao!

Torque test

Not to take away from this guy's review skills because he obviously knows what he is talking about. However, you kept saying something in the video that kept catching my attention. "Same" "Just like last years" "little difference". While not trying to beat a dead horse here, this is a problem when it comes to a flagship bow in my opinion. I understand that you can't come up with game changing innovations every single year but this year seems to be the year of very little changes (if any) but still a very large price tag to go along with the same thing they produced last year. Mathew's has done a even worse job this year then hoyt. They changed the riser ever so slightly and then added a button for you to hook your pull up rope/bow sling on and used it as a key selling point. They took it even one step further and ask you to spend another 60$ on this "feature" for 4 small screws, 2 pieces of machined aluminium, and a 30' paracord and market the paracord as a Mathews exclusive bow rope......Are you serious? Then on top of that they want 90$ for a bow sling after you've spent the 60$ for the "SCS system". These hunting companies are getting ridiculous. 3000$ plastic deer blinds, 1000$ bow sites, 500$ trail cameras, 600$ for a lock on and climbing sticks, and now naked bows for 1100 to 2000$ that are the exact same thing they came out with last year.

@dmartinez1993

4 жыл бұрын

You’re not wrong.

@toddlymburner5783

3 жыл бұрын

You don’t make big changes to something that’s really good. That’s what they’ve done here. If it’s not broke don’t fix it. They made the back wall much firmer, added 1/8 of brace height and kept the same IBO of 342. I hope they don’t change much again this year and just make small changes that are needed and modifications or fixes.

Saying it is noticeably quieter is purely subjective. I'd like to see someone who does reviews actually get a sound level meter, which are fairly commonly available, and then they can actually prove how much quieter anything actually is.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah. Its noticable without a sound meter though.

Go check out the new #bowtech’s

I gained 9fps taking off my giant kisser button.

@Cody2nd

4 жыл бұрын

aKu_SneakySnake TTV get a bowmar nose button, it won’t change your FPS any at all.

Alloy bow wrapped in carbon.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Mmm no the riser is all carbon except for the part that connects to the limb pockets...I've seen one built.

Just lol at anyone who pays 2k for this.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Meh they're only $1649.00 lol. If I had an RX3 I don't think I could justify spending the money, but for someone who hadn't bought a bow in a few years it's a good investment. Also if you trade in an RX3 you'll only be out about 400 for a new RX4

@case8987

4 жыл бұрын

Inside Out Precision I wouldn’t really call something that will lose over 50% of its value in a few years an investment.

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

@@case8987 okay maybe investment isn't the right word. But it's something that will last as long as you want to shoot it and has a lifetime warranty to fix anything that might break. So basically you buy one bow and have the option to shoot it for 20 years.

These bows are getting a bit out of control on price. They add 10$ in upgrades and add $150 to the price each year, I have a 10 year old $400 pse have killed 2 record book deer last 2 years in row. Ha Ha

Great review but for fucksake save $700 and just buy a mathews people

Unless it spits arrows at 400 fps and feels like your pulling a 50 lb bow I'm not impressed. Same ass shit that manufacturers have been putting out the past decade.

Where is your shop located?

@InsideOutPrecision

4 жыл бұрын

Springfield Oregon