Compound Bow Comparator

This Destroyer 350 limited edition is hands down a shooter. It is hard to find things unpleasant about this bow. Those in the market for a speed bow should give this rig a chance even though it doesn't have any brand new gimmicky technology. The bottom line is the destroyer 350 is built to perform. The $849 suggested price tag from the Bowtech site may be a little steep for some, but it does have the same cam used on Bowtech's brand new 2013 bow as well. The bow shoots very well, but shooters will have to decide if a newly released version of an older bow is worth the money. 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...

• IBO speed rating of 350 feet per second
• Adjustable cam with smooth draw
• A new release of a very popular bow

• 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)

• No new technologies, but MSRP of $849

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