Compound Bow Comparator

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 single cam bow and the first bridged riser. The Seeker 365 might be a bow that changes the thinking of many companies. This bow is part of the elite among the companies lineup, and with its $900 price tag it will stand up among the other big companies. With a 33" axle to axle, adjustable brace height from 5.75" to 7.75" and an IBO speed of 330-340fps this bow is a one stop shop for people looking for a do it all bow. Read full review...

For people looking for a do everything well bow; don't overlook the Onza 3. An IBO speed rating 330-340 makes this bow a real rocket ship, if you can get it there. Not to mention the 7.25" brace height which turns this into a stable tack driver. This bow performs like a target bow but a reasonably short 33.25" axle to axle makes it a bow that will fit in the arms of a treestand or even a groundblind hunter. However, this was a little on the hard side to set up for some shooters. With very few downsides to this bow it is hard not to say go and buy one. Martin did just about all that they could do to create a $599 bow that has the stats and equipment of a $900 bow. Read full review...

• Very adjustable bow, in many aspects
• Incredibly smooth draw cycle
• Very quiet due to the dual string suppressors
• Well built riser, strong and durable due to machining
• Level is built into the riser

• Smooth draw
• Very quiet
• Solid back wall
• Limited string wear
• Pre stretched strings
• Excellent price point

• The curvature of the grip may be hard to get used to for a lot of shooters
• Top string suppressor can be in the way of the peep
• Short draw length shooters are limited to shorter brace height

• Few shooters complain of small valley
• A little difficult to set up (paper tune)
• Most shooters have a hard time hitting IBO speed rating