Compound Bow Comparator

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 long periods, stop, things have changes. The speed capabilities of the Vector Turbo will allow you to extend your range and put the smack down on the buck that in years passed would have lived another day. Get to your Hoyt dealer and shoot this bow for yourself, you'll be very surprised to see what this speed bow can do. Read full review...

The Hoyt Vector 32 is a really great option for those in the market for a new hunting bow. Hoyt uses a lot of useful technology and innovation to make sure this bow will last a very long time and perform flawlessly. Shooters have the option to personalize their grip and finish options to match their shooting needs. With achievable IBO speeds and a perfectly balanced feel the Vector 32 should be added to added to the list of bows to try out. For those on a strict budget, the Vector 32 may not be an option because of a rather large price tag. However, shooters not on a budget and able to try out the 2012 lineup may be surprised with how well this bow shoots. No matter what type of shooter you are, the Hoyt Vector 32 has something to offer. Read full review...

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 the checks. The smooth draw cycle will make it easy to smoothly draw back on that weary buck, and the dead quiet release this bow showcases makes it the ultimate hunting rig. Finally, Hoyt opened the door to a variety of consumers by offering the Vector Long Draw. In short, no matter what type of archer you are, do yourself a favor and shoot the Hoyt Vector, it will surely end up in your stable soon after. Read full review...

• Balance
• Silent shelf
• Perfect draw cycle
• Great range of draw length (24.5" 30")
• Modular cam system
• No bow press is required for changing draw length
• Real speeds are close to advertised

• Perfectly balanced in your hand
• Tons of Hoyt technologies (ErgoDraw, silent shelf, in-line roller guards, and pro fit grip to name a few)
• Lots of available finish options to match every shooters style
• RKT cam reaches achievable IBO speeds of 330 feet per second

• amazing balance
• silent shelf
• smooth draw
• great range of draw length (25.5" 32")
• modular cam system
• no bow press is required for changing draw length
• real speeds are close to advertised

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