Compound Bow Comparator

The BowTech Invasion CPX really is a flagship bow. It truly stands alone with a very impressive design by combining the speed and quiet nature comparable to the 2010 Destroyer Series and the shootability of any of BowTech's Center Pivot models packed into a short axle to axle bow of just over 31". Although probably not for a beginner, an intermediate archer could quickly adapt to the benefits of the accurate, stable and forgiving riser design. Any archer drawing above or below 28" could comfortably shoot this bow due to its 7" brace height. The combination of the speed, shootibility and, remarkable long range accuracy not normally found in a short bow will make the Invasion CPX stand out in the hunting world, but also may end up in the hands of some 3-D shooters as well. Read full review...

The Destroyer 340 is an excellent shooting speed bow with minimal shock, vibration, and noise at the shot. This lightweight and well balanced bow has a smooth (but relatively stiff) draw cycle for a speed bow. While the eccentric system is modular-adjustable, a bow press is needed to adjust the draw length. Although this is not the best bow for beginners (unless you are willing to put the time and effort into learning how to shoot this rig well), the Destroyer 340 is a great choice for average and experienced shooters who like quality rigs with great performance and aggressive styling. Read full review...

The Destroyer 350 is a very fast and great shooting rig with minimal vibration, shock, and noise at the shot. This is a lightweight and well balanced rig that has a smooth (but relatively stiff) draw cycle for a speed bow. While the eccentric system is modular-adjustable, a bow press is required to change the draw length. Due to its aggressive styling, the Destroyer 350 is probably not the best choice for beginners (unless beginners are happy to put the time and effort into learning how to shoot this bow well). On the other hand, this bow is a great choice for experienced shooters who like top quality speed rigs with great performance and without noise. Read full review...

Being one of the quietest bows with virtually no vibration and hand shock, the Bowtech Admiral is a very adjustable bow with a solid back wall. With the 31" axle to axle length and great shootability characteristics, this lightweight and compact bow is ideal for tree stand or ground blind shooters. Read full review...

• Very Quiet
• Smoothing shooting for a fast bow
• Highly accurate for a short axle-to-axle bow
• Fast
• Comfortable for any draw length

• One of the best top quality speed bows
• Accurate rig with a forgiving brace height
• Smooth bow with a nice valley and a solid back wall
• Extremely quiet bow with little hand shock and vibration
• Modular-adjustable eccentric system (bow press is required)

• One of the top quality speed bows
• Smooth draw cycle with a nice valley and a very solid back wall
• Very quiet bow
• Little vibration and hand shock - one of the quietest speed bows
• Modular-adjustable eccentric system (bow press is required)

• extremely quiet bow with low shock and vibration
• easily adjustable draw length
• ideal for tree stand or ground blind shooting

• Not necessarily a beginner's bow

• Relatively stiff draw cycle with a little hump at the end
• Plastic grip looks cheap for a top-quality bow (can be replaced)

• Relatively stiff draw cycle with a little hump at the end
• Plastic grip will not appeal to everyone (can be replaced)

• a rougher than expected draw cycle