Compound Bow Reviews

The Bottom Line:Obsession Bows has not only met, but exceeded the ever-growing expectations of the competitive archery market with their new-for-2017 Turmoil. With a strong, well designed riser, absolutely no post-shot vibration out of the box, and an impressive high performance cam system, there are very few other... read full review

The Bottom Line:The PSE Moneymaker X was designed by some of the best archers in the world. Thus, it only makes sense that this bow is one of the most accurate and easiest shooting target bows ever manufactured. Shooters will need to choose between the hybrid cam and single cam versions of this rig. Both feature... read full review

The Bottom Line:The name says it all, Brute. This bow is a great hunting bow especially if you are on a budget. The incredibly smooth draw and very forgiving brace height make this bow easy to shoot accurately. It is also virtually vibration free, giving it the feel of a much higher priced bow. It is hard to find anything... read full review

The Bottom Line:While the PSE Deer Hunter may not be the top quality bow that most of us want to shoot, it is a very good all-around bow, especially for a beginner looking to get into archery and not spend a lot of money. This rig is an accurate and forgiving bow that will serve its shooter well, whether a new archer... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Rytera Seeker 365 is a high quality bow from a company that is taking the reins on producing cutting edge equipment that is sure to turn some heads. Working together with Martin on producing new styles and new technologies is an excellent idea seeing they were the company that produced the first... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Hoyt Contender series is another high quality bow that is full of options that should accommodate most shooters. With almost more axle to axle and brace height options to list this is one of the most customizable bows on the market these days. Also, the three cam selections paired with two different... 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

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: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: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:Hoyt has really upped their game with the 2012 lineup. Many new technologies have made some of the best bows on earth even better. This fine piece of equipment is well suited for the hunter than prefers a longer axle to axle, or, the 3D and competition shooter that needs a rock steady bow to bring home... read full review

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User Reviews:

• Good all around bow,Good for target,3-d or hunting!!!
  by Jim Huttel from Duluth,Minnesota
• Great Bow for its Time
  by Loren Forbes from Evart, Michigan.
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