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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+
536 models, displaying 121 to 140
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Mathews Genesis Mini
User rating:
out of 1 review
Mathews Genesis Mini Review

The Bottom Line:Weighing only 2 pounds and having the draw weight range of only 6 to 12 lbs, the Mathews Genesis Mini is an ideal bow for small kids from 3 to 8 years old. Admittedly, this is a very well built bow with quality components. That is why it has a very good resale value, meaning it will be less expensive... read full review

2016 Mathews Genesis Mini

Brace Height

6.125 "

AtA Length

29.5 "

Draw Length

14 " - 25 "

Draw Weight

6 lbs - 12 lbs

IBO Speed

fps

Weight

2.0 lbs

Let-Off

0 %

Manufactured: 2005 - 2016
Specs changed, see full specs

PSE Drive
User rating:
out of 14 reviews
PSE Drive Review

The Bottom Line:PSE has produced a compact bow with a forgiving brace height of 7.5-inches capable of 326 feet per second with hunters in mind. Going against the lightweight bow trend, the Drive's 4.6-pound weight will be welcomed by some and rejected by others. The bow is as silent and shock free as they come, and... read full review

2020 PSE Drive XL

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33 "

Draw Length

26.5 " - 32 "

Draw Weight

50 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

319 fps - 327 fps

Weight

3.9 lbs

Let-Off

85%

Manufactured: 2013 - 2020
Specs changed, see full specs

Mathews Z9
User rating:
out of 8 reviews
Mathews Z9 Review

The Bottom Line:The Mathews Z9 is a forgiving bow due to its long brace height of 8 3/4" and slightly reflexed riser. With the smooth shooting Z9 Cam, the Z9 will provide shootable speed for those shooting a draw length greater than 30". With an IBO of 312, the Z9 will only appeal to those archers with a draw length... read full review

2015 Mathews Z9

Brace Height

8.75 "

AtA Length

30 "

Draw Length

27 " - 32 "

Draw Weight

30 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

312 fps

Weight

4.0 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2015
Specs changed, see full specs

Hoyt TurboHawk
User rating:
out of 17 reviews
Hoyt TurboHawk Review

The Bottom Line:The Hoyt TurboHawk is a very popular and great shooting bow at a very affordable price. With nearly identical technologies and specs, the TurboHawk is almost as good as the ever popular Alphamax 32 and yet it's cheaper. Equipped with high quality components, this is a very lightweight, durable, and high... read full review

2010 Hoyt TurboHawk

Brace Height

7.25 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

26 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

320 fps

Weight

3.75 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2010
Specs were not changed

Martin Tiger
User rating:
no user reviews
Martin Tiger Review

The Bottom Line:The Martin Tiger is a very affordable youth bow suitable for small kids. This bow has been manufactured for more than a decade now and has 2 different styles: the original Martin Tiger (Mini Z cam) built until 2007 and the newer Martin Tiger (T-Pro Cam) manufactured from 2008. While both bows suitable... read full review

2011 Martin Tiger (T-Pro Cam)

Brace Height

6.5 "

AtA Length

24 "

Draw Length

14 " - 24 "

Draw Weight

10 lbs - 20 lbs

IBO Speed

fps

Weight

1.375 lbs

Let-Off

40%

Manufactured: 1999 - 2011
Specs changed, see full specs

Martin Exile
User rating:
out of 9 reviews
Martin Exile Review

The Bottom Line:The Martin Exile is a great bow to bring somebody into archery with, very forgiving, fast and smooth drawing; what a better way to introduce somebody to the sport. It seems as if Martin built this bow specifically for a hunter that needs a bow to get them wherever they might need to go; figuring in the... read full review

2012 Martin Exile Pro

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

30 "

Draw Length

24.5 " - 30.75 "

Draw Weight

35 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

320 fps - 330 fps

Weight

3.3 lbs

Let-Off

80% (adjustable)

Manufactured: 2011 - 2012
Specs changed, see full specs

Bowtech Assassin
User rating:
out of 35 reviews
Bowtech Assassin Review

The Bottom Line:Designed with proven Bowtech technologies and equipped with a very attractive ready-to-shoot package, the Bowtech Assassin is a good shooting hunting bow at a very affordable price. With an extremely flexible eccentric system, the draw length on the Assassin can be easily adjusted without using a bow... read full review

2013 Bowtech Assassin

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

30.625 "

Draw Length

26 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

333 fps

Weight

3.8 lbs

Let-Off

65% - 80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2013
Specs were not changed

Mathews Z7 Magnum
User rating:
out of 4 reviews
Mathews Z7 Magnum Review

The Bottom Line:The Z7 Magnum is the fastest single cam bow in Mathew's 2011 fleet. With a fast but very shootable ZX Single Cam, a comfortable grip, and parallel limb design, the Magnum could be shot well by any archer who has a little experience. Being extremely quiet and vibration free when shot only with the standard... read full review

2013 Mathews Z7 Magnum

Brace Height

6.375 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

24 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

340 fps

Weight

4.25 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs

Mathews MR6
User rating:
out of 3 reviews
Mathews MR6 Review

The Bottom Line:For those shooters demanding a hunting bow that is amazingly fast, the MR6 has a lot to offer. Although the weight of this bow is a little heavy, it has speed that is at the top of its class. Those in the market for a speed bow have come to terms with a more aggressive draw cycle, although the MR6... read full review

2014 Mathews MR6

Brace Height

6 "

AtA Length

33 "

Draw Length

25.5 " - 31 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

354 fps

Weight

4.45 lbs

Let-Off

65% or 80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2014
Specs were not changed

Mathews MR7
User rating:
out of 5 reviews
Mathews MR7 Review

The Bottom Line:The Mathews McPherson Series MR7, which retails for $999.00, sets the bar high for a shootable speed bow. Many shooters flocked to the M7 last year with the characteristics that set it apart from other bows, even the other bows in the Monster Series. The MR7 still has the blazing speed, the forgiving... read full review

2013 Mathews MR7

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33 "

Draw Length

26 " - 32 "

Draw Weight

50 lbs - 80 lbs

IBO Speed

344 fps

Weight

4.4 lbs

Let-Off

65% or 80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2013
Specs were not changed

Diamond Outlaw
User rating:
out of 21 reviews
Diamond Outlaw Review

The Bottom Line:Overall with the way this bow is priced this is a solid choice for 2011. The Outlaw gives you a good shooting, fast and accurate bow at an economy price. When combined with the R.A.K package this offers you and very convenient and versatile package that will appeal to many archers this year. Even though... read full review

2014 Diamond Outlaw

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

26.5 " - 30.5 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

330 fps

Weight

3.8 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2014
Specs changed, see full specs

Mathews Q2
User rating:
out of 6 reviews
Mathews Q2 Review

The Bottom Line: no editors' review yet

User Reviews:

  • just another great bow on the Matthews lineup.. Mathews =...
    by Benjamin buck stop from Bishopville s.c
  • Best bow I have ever owned
    by Christine casey from wylie,tx
  • Consistent shooter
    by Jake from Bath, Michigan
  • Read all reviews

2003 Mathews Q2

Brace Height

7.5 "

AtA Length

34 "

Draw Length

23 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

308 fps

Weight

4 lbs

Let-Off

70%

Manufactured: 2000 - 2003
Specs were not changed

Bowtech SWAT
User rating:
out of 3 reviews
Bowtech SWAT Review

The Bottom Line:The SWAT is a fantastic offering by Bowtech with hardly any negatives at all. The hush kit effectiveness is great, but after market kits seem to last a bit longer than the factory installed kit. Aside from the, everything about the SWAT rig stands out as being well done. With adjustability options... read full review

2010 Bowtech SWAT

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

33.031 "

Draw Length

26 " - 31 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

314 fps - 322 fps

Weight

4.0 lbs

Let-Off

65% - 80%

Manufactured: 2009 - 2010
Specs changed, see full specs

Mathews eZ7
User rating:
out of 5 reviews
Mathews eZ7 Review

The Bottom Line:The eZ7 by Mathews is a sweet shooting bow that hasn't lost much speed (IBO 321fps) to accomplish its smooth shooting nature. Being whisper quiet due to the design of the bow and the silencing package installed, this bow has all the features that make a bow truly a masterpiece to shoot. The balance... read full review

2011 Mathews eZ7

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

32 "

Draw Length

24 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

321 fps

Weight

4.25 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2011
Specs were not changed

Bowtech Specialist
User rating:
out of 5 reviews
Bowtech Specialist Review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech Specialist is a very high performance up and coming target bow. A long axle to axle, a good brace height and great IBO speed are all ingredients that make a great target bow that is very forgiving and capable of competing with some of the top target bows of the world. The Specialist uses... read full review

2014 Bowtech Specialist

Brace Height

7.5 "

AtA Length

37.5 "

Draw Length

26 " - 30.5 "

Draw Weight

50 lbs - 60 lbs

IBO Speed

330 fps

Weight

4.1 lbs

Let-Off

65%, 75%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2014
Specs changed, see full specs

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

The Bottom Line:All in all, the Hyperlite would make a great bow for any hunter who does not insist on having the fastest bow. It is no slouch, coming in at 325 fps, but other bows can shoot around 350 fps, making it seem slow to someone who is used to shooting higher speeds. Young archers and females will benefit from... read full review

2011 Mathews Hyperlite

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

29.75 "

Draw Length

23.5 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

325 fps

Weight

3.45 lbs

Let-Off

80%

Manufactured: 2009 - 2011
Specs were not changed

Mathews Prestige
User rating:
no user reviews
Mathews Prestige Review

The Bottom Line:The Prestige is a great bow for anyone looking for an arrow slinger that can be used in any level of competition or hunting. Whether your plans include using it solely as a target bow or as a dual purpose bow, the Prestige is a smooth shooting winner. Since the Prestige is the fastest target bow in... read full review

2013 Mathews Conquest Prestige

Brace Height

6 "

AtA Length

35 "

Draw Length

22 " - 29 "

Draw Weight

40 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

322 fps

Weight

3.9 lbs

Let-Off

65%

Manufactured: 2007 - 2013
Specs changed, see full specs

PSE Supra
User rating:
out of 1 review
PSE Supra Review

The Bottom Line:The 2013 PSE Supra Max is a redesign of the Supra (2011) and the Supra ME (2012). With new technologies in the riser, cams and limb pockets, this rig is a common sight at any archery competitive event. The cutouts in the riser reduce the weight by approximately 20 percent, yet continue to offer a very... read full review

2018 PSE Supra EXT

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

37 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30.5 "

Draw Weight

30 lbs - 60 lbs

IBO Speed

317 fps - 325 fps

Weight

4.7 lbs

Let-Off

65% & 75%

Manufactured: 2011 - 2018
Specs changed, see full specs

PSE Spyder
User rating:
out of 1 review
PSE Spyder Review

The Bottom Line:The Spyder makes a great bow for learning how to shoot and to start hunting, target shooting, or shoot 3D. The S4 model is designed for youngsters, while the single cam versions (VC, ST & RF) are designed for teens or small framed adults. Although this bow might need a few things added to make it quiet... read full review

2010 PSE Spyder (NI Cam)

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

31.5 "

Draw Length

25 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

35 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

310 fps

Weight

3.5 lbs

Let-Off

65% or 80% (adj)

Manufactured: 1999 - 2010
Specs changed, see full specs

Diamond Infinite Edge
User rating:
out of 9 reviews
Diamond Infinite Edge Review

The Bottom Line:The Diamond Infinite Edge has revolutionized the bow market. The bow is easy to shoot whether the shooter is 5-years old or 55-years old. Without a bow press, and with only a couple of wrenches, the Infinite Edge can easily be adjusted from five pounds to 70 pounds draw weight and 13" to 30" draw length... read full review

2015 Diamond Infinite Edge

Brace Height

7 "

AtA Length

31 "

Draw Length

13 " - 30 "

Draw Weight

5 lbs - 70 lbs

IBO Speed

310 fps

Weight

3.1 lbs

Let-Off

75%

Manufactured: 2013 - 2015
Specs were not changed

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