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Mathews
Mission
New Breed
Obsession
Parker
PSE
Ross
Rytera
Strother
Whisper Creek
Xpedition

Brace Height

< 5.5 "
5.5 " - 5.99 "
6.0 " - 6.49 "
6.5 " - 6.99 "
7.0 " - 7.49 "
7.5 " - 7.99"
8.0" - 8.49"
8.5"+

AtA Length

< 31 "
31 " - 33.99 "
34 " - 37.99 "
38 "+

Draw Length

< 20 "
20 " - 24.99 "
25 " - 29.99 "
30 " - 31.99 "
32" - 33.99"
34"+

Draw Weight

< 20 lbs
20 - 29 lbs
30 - 39 lbs
40 - 49 lbs
50 - 59 lbs
60 - 69 lbs
70 - 79 lbs
80 lbs+

IBO Speed

< 260 fps
260 - 279 fps
280 - 299 fps
300 - 319 fps
320 - 339 fps
340 fps+
708 models, displaying 201 to 220
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Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-32
User rating:
no user reviews
Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-32 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

2013 Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-32 (large cam)

Brace Height

7.125 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

28 " - 30.5 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

325 fps - 330 fps

Weight

4.5 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2008 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs


Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-36
User rating:
no user reviews
Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-36 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

2013 Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-36 (large cam)

Brace Height

7.875 "

AtA Length

36 "

Draw Length

30 " - 32.5 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

320 fps - 325 fps

Weight

3.8 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2009 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs


Limbsaver Speedzone SZ-34
User rating:
out of 2 reviews
Limbsaver Speedzone SZ-34 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

2013 Limbsaver Speedzone SZ-34 (large cam)

Brace Height

5.875 "

AtA Length

34 "

Draw Length

27.5 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

345 fps - 350 fps

Weight

3.8 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2009 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs


Mission Buckmasters
User rating:
no user reviews
Mission Buckmasters Review

The Bottom Line:Shooters looking for an extremely forgiving brace height of 7.5 inches combined with a smooth drawing perimeter weighted single cam capable of reaching 316 fps will be happy to try out the Mission Buckmasters bow. This rig offers a large range of draw weight adjustability ranging from 40-80 pounds.... read full review

2009 Mission Buckmasters

Brace Height

7.5 "

AtA Length

31 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

316 fps

Weight

4.24 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2008 - 2009
Specs were not changed


Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-30
User rating:
no user reviews
Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-30 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

2013 Limbsaver Deadzone DZ-30 (large cam)

Brace Height

7.25 "

AtA Length

30 "

Draw Length

27.5 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

320 fps - 325 fps

Weight

3.9 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2009 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs


Hoyt Vector 35
User rating:
out of 4 reviews
Hoyt Vector 35 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

2012 Hoyt Vector 35

Brace Height

6.75 "

AtA Length

35 "

Draw Length

25.5 " - 31 "

Draw Weight

30 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

325 fps

Weight

4.2 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2012
Specs changed, see full specs


Bowtech Old Glory
User rating:
out of 2 reviews
Bowtech Old Glory Review

The Bottom Line:The Old Glory is BowTech's forgiving mid-2000s crossover - a long-riser, big-brace bow that shoots 3D and field on the weekend and hunts in the fall, built around the Equalizer Binary Cam and, in its 2006 form, a modular Speed/Smooth mod system that lets one bow lean either way. It is not a speed flagship:... read full review

2006 Bowtech Old Glory (Binary Cam)

Brace Height

8 "

AtA Length

36.75 "

Draw Length

28 " - 32 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

300 fps - 316 fps

Weight

4.3 lbs

Let-Off

65% - 80%

Manufactured: 2005 - 2006
Specs changed, see full specs


Mission X3
User rating:
out of 6 reviews
Mission X3 Review

The Bottom Line:The Mission X3 is a nice shooting bow at an affordable price that can be appreciated by new archers and veteran shooters, alike. Producing speeds up to 310 fps with a silky smooth draw, this bow will be a pleasure to shoot. There are better options out there for young growing shooters, since a cam... read full review

2009 Mission X3

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

310 fps

Weight

3.95 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2007 - 2009
Specs were not changed


Mission Endeavor
User rating:
out of 2 reviews
Mission Endeavor Review

The Bottom Line:The Endeavor is a wonderful bow with an even better price. Sporting a popular short axel-to-axel measurement of 30.25 inches and a brace height of 7.125 inches, the Endeavor has a lot to offer potential shooters. With IBO speeds reaching 316 feet per second, the Endeavor is not the fastest single cam... read full review

2012 Mission Endeavor

Brace Height

7.125 "

AtA Length

30.25 "

Draw Length

24 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

316 fps

Weight

3.96 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2012
Specs were not changed


Mission Journey
User rating:
out of 1 review
Mission Journey Review

The Bottom Line:The Mission Journey is a great shooting bow that can be found for a very reasonable price and would make a great bow for any level archer. The Mathews Switchback XT is often mentioned as the best Mathews ever made, and the Mission Journey is nearly the same bow with a different name. The short axle-to-axle... read full review

2009 Mission Journey

Brace Height

7.5 "

AtA Length

31 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

315 fps

Weight

4.15 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2008 - 2009
Specs were not changed


Diamond Dead Eye
User rating:
out of 5 reviews
Diamond Dead Eye Review

The Bottom Line:The Diamond Dead Eye is a single cam speed-hunting bow. Those shooters interested in fast shooting rigs packed with a lot of kinetic energy will be impressed with the Dead Eye. For shooters not comfortable with an aggressive draw cycle, there may be better options available. The Throttle cam offers... read full review

2012 Diamond Dead Eye

Brace Height

6.125 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

26 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

50 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

343 fps

Weight

3.95 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2012
Specs were not changed


Bear Empire
User rating:
out of 4 reviews
Bear Empire Review

The Bottom Line:This is a very underrated bow by many especially with the press that the Motives get from Bear. The technology from Bear engineers is still improving as it has been for a while now. It has good speed for a single cam bow and the brace height is very forgiving. The Empire is nearly shock free and is... read full review

2014 Bear Empire

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

24 " - 31 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

330 fps

Weight

4.0 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2013 - 2014
Specs were not changed


PSE Ferocity
User rating:
out of 2 reviews
PSE Ferocity Review

The Bottom Line:The Ferocity is a nice shooting compact bow. The Ferocity binary cam system delivers everything newer archers want in a hunting bow, has a great deal of draw weight and draw length adjustability, and is affordable for just about anyone wanting to get started. The Ferocity is priced extremely well at... read full review

2018 PSE Ferocity

Brace Height

6.5 "

AtA Length

30.75 "

Draw Length

24.5 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

50 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

320 fps - 328 fps

Weight

3.5 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2018
Specs were not changed


PSE Bow Madness 3G
User rating:
out of 4 reviews
PSE Bow Madness 3G Review

The Bottom Line:The Bowmadness 3g is very appealing on paper and shoots just as well. The shock free release and IBO speeds of 330 feet per second have a lot to offer all archery shooters. With a long riser and forgiving brace height, the Bowmadness holds very well at full draw and is one of the most shock free bows... read full review

2013 PSE Bow Madness 3G

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33.125 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

322 fps - 330 fps

Weight

4.5 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2012 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs


PSE Evo 7
User rating:
out of 1 review
PSE Evo 7 Review

The Bottom Line:The PSE EVO 7 was created for those shooters who want a fast bow, but are not willing to go with a shorter brace height. PSE did a nice job responding to the wants of shooters by producing the EVO 7 along with the EVO. With 335 feet per second, and tons of useful technologies, the EVO 7 is designed... read full review

2012 PSE Evo 7

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

32.25 "

Draw Length

26 " - 31 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

327 fps - 335 fps

Weight

4.4 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2012
Specs were not changed


Hoyt Vector Turbo
User rating:
out of 3 reviews
Hoyt Vector Turbo Review

The Bottom Line:The Vector Turbo was a huge surprise. Some speed bows are known for nasty draw cycles, unforgiving brace heights and creep as bad as Freddy Kruger. Forget about those expectations, the Turbo is perfect. Hunters who previously avoided speed bows because they worried of holding back an aggressive bow for... read full review

2012 Hoyt Vector Turbo

Brace Height

6 "

AtA Length

35 "

Draw Length

24.5 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

30 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

340 fps

Weight

4.2 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2012
Specs were not changed


Mathews Mustang
User rating:
out of 1 review
Mathews Mustang Review

The Bottom Line:All in all, the Mustang is a good choice for youth and women hunters of all skill levels. The speed gives plenty of energy for hunting and the easy of shooting will make it fun to shoot out on the 3D course. Draw length specific cams hurt the value of this bow since changing cams frequently may begin... read full review

2009 Mathews Mustang

Brace Height

5.75 "

AtA Length

31 "

Draw Length

19 " - 26 "

Draw Weight

20 lbs - 50 lbs

IBO Speed

280 fps - fps

Weight

3.2 lbs

Let-Off

70%

Manufactured: 2004 - 2009
Specs changed, see full specs


Mission BX1
User rating:
no user reviews
Mission BX1 Review

The Bottom Line:Before dropping big bucks and paying for a name, take a look at the Mission BX1 which is made by Mathews, one of the biggest names in archery. From the target to the field, the BX1 will deliver the performance demanded by all levels or archers from hunters to state champions. Most adult shooters will... read full review

2010 Mission BX1

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

310 fps

Weight

3.65 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2010
Specs were not changed


Diamond Stud
User rating:
out of 1 review
Diamond Stud Review

The Bottom Line:The Diamond Stud has a single cam with tons of adjustability. The forgiving brace height combined with a longer axel-to-axel measurement and a smooth drawing cam system comes with an extremely affordable price tag. Shooters looking at getting in to bow hunting are offered an great shooting bow at a... read full review

2010 Diamond Stud

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33.25 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

50 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

310 fps - 318 fps

Weight

3.8 lbs

Let-Off

65% - 80%

Manufactured: 2009 - 2010
Specs changed, see full specs


Mission Maniac
User rating:
no user reviews
Mission Maniac Review

The Bottom Line:The Maniac is a well built, solid offering from Mission. Suited for a wide range of archers, a popular 31" length, 7" brace height and a lifetime warranty make this bow a winner, and a fairly good value for the money. Incorporating some older, yet proven design ideas allows Mission to offer the bow... read full review

2011 Mission Maniac

Brace Height

7.125 "

AtA Length

31 "

Draw Length

22 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

310 fps

Weight

4.12 lbs

Let-Off

77%

Manufactured: 2010 - 2011
Specs changed, see full specs


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