Compound Bow Comparator

For those skeptical about buying a bow from a company that is fairly new to the industry, forget about it with the Strother Moxie. This bow feels and shoots as well in hand as it looks of paper. With lots of useful technology, and simplistic designs, every part of the Moxie is highly efficient and long lasting. For shooters interested in a target bow, this one has lots of adjustability, great speed, holds well on target and does not jump after the shot. Those in the market for a target rig should give the Strother Moxie a shot. Read full review...

The Strother SX Rush is not a "pretty" bow. It does not have all the bells and whistles that typically come on today's high-end bows. Those interested in a flashy bow to show off to their friends may want to look elsewhere. What shooters will notice is a bow that shoots extremely well. With a longer axel to axel measurement and faster speeds, the bow SX Rush will hold very well and the arrow will travel a relatively flat trajectory to reach its mark. Those keeping an open mind when going to purchase a new bow and not looking at brand name will find a really great shooter in the Strother SX Rush. This bow deserves a test shot by anyway in the market for a new multipurpose bow. Read full review...

• Smooth drawing Badger cams produce IBO speeds up to 330 feet per second
• 37.5- inch axel-to-axel measurement for target shooting stability
• Generous brace height of 7 3/8-inches
• Very balanced at full draw

• Badger cam is much smoother than previous Strother cams
• Fast IBO speeds up to 342 feet per second
• Wide range of draw length and draw weight adjustability

• A little hand shock
• Relatively new bow company

• The company is relatively new to the industry
• 4.5 bare bow weight may be a little heavy for some shooters