Editors' review
The Hoyt Vectrix is the top notch bow from the Hoyt's 2007 line. Hoyt engineers completely redesigned the older Trykon model and applied a number of new and innovative technologies making the new Vectrix even better. With a very smooth draw cycle this is a high-performance bow that delivers great speeds.
Silencing system / Quietness and vibration
The two new technologies (StealthShot string suppression system and vibration-demolishing RizerShox) serve to eliminate as much noise as possible making this bow very quiet. The StealthShot suppression system immediately suppresses the string when you shot this bow. According to Hoyt this string suppression system reduces string oscillation by 70% and, at the same time, eliminates hand shock, arm slap, and string buzz.
Eccentric system
The Hoyt Vectrix comes with the new Vector Cam & 1/2 system which is smoother than the older one installed on the Trykon. While being smoother, the new Vector cam is still non-adjustable meaning different cams are required for individual draw lengths. If you are willing to spend more money to get a better quality bow have a look at the
Hoyt Katera or
Hoyt Alphamax 32 which are the next generation Hoyt bows with similar specifications and better engineering solutions.
Summary
To summarize, the Hoyt Vectrix is a high-performance bow with great shootability characteristics. Being fast and smooth, this bow is a great choice for average shooters who enjoy shooting quiet bows.
