Limbsaver Bow Reviews

The Bottom Line:The Limbsaver site notes, "You have to shoot it to believe it," which is very true when it comes to the feel and shootablilty of the Proton. Weighing in at under 4 pounds bare bow, and equipped with every major dampening device made by Limbsaver, the Proton is a hunting machine. Those interested in... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Limbsaver Speedzone is a quality built speed bow packed with features and technology that draws and shoots as smooth as some single cam bows. While this rig may look a little different than most other bows on the market, some of these differences are where Limbsaver packs new technology such as... read full review

The Bottom Line:The DZ 36 was designed to give archers a quality long axle to axle option that could be used for target competition and could be shot by a fingers shooter. Limbsaver utilized the almost straight riser design they developed for the original Deadzone 32 because of its innate ability to aim and hold on... read full review

The Bottom Line:Limbsaver engineered the DZ 30 because so many hunters wanted a lighter, more maneuverable version of the DZ 32. First developed in 2009, Limbsaver has continued to produce and improve the DZ 30 each year. With the use of the nearly straight riser design and the ease of using the Rolling Fulcrum system... read full review

The Bottom Line:The DeadZone 32 is the Do-it-all bow suited for every archer. This bow utilized a lot of new technology that the archery world has not seen previous to Limbsaver. These technologies combine to produce vibration-free performance in a smooth, well balanced and quiet bow with a tough look that can shoot... read full review