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Version2013 Hoyt Carbon Matrix G32011 Hoyt Maxxis 35 (XTR Cam)
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2013 Hoyt Carbon Matrix G32011 Hoyt Maxxis 35 (XTR Cam)
Brace Height6.75 "7 "
AtA Length35 "35 "
Draw Length25.5 " - 31 "27 " - 31 "
Draw Weight30 lbs - 80 lbs40 lbs - 90 lbs
IBO Speed327 fps318 fps
Weight3.8 lbs4.2 lbs
Let-Off75% 75%
Editor reviews
Hoyt Carbon MatrixHoyt Maxxis 35
Summary
Summary review written by our editors.

The Hoyt Carbon Matrix is an extremely quiet and great shooting bow. While it's not the fastest rig out there, its innovative riser design and silky smooth draw cycle make it a great shooter. Even a bare Carbon Matrix is dead in the hand and has no hand shock or vibration. In addition, this is a very lightweight and well balanced bow with a lot of forgiveness. While it's a high quality rig with innovative design, its high price tag will not fit everyone's budget. Overall, the Carbon Matrix is one of the best hunting bows with fantastic shootability characteristics. Read full review...

The Hoyt Maxxis 35 is a lightweight and well balanced bow with low vibration and great shootability characteristics. Available in weight ranges from 40 lbs to 90 lbs this top hunting bow is ideal for big game hunters or anyone looking for a high quality rig. While it's not the cheapest bow out there, this top quality rig is a pleasure to shoot as noted by many shooters. Read full review...

Hoyt Carbon MatrixHoyt Maxxis 35
Pros
  • One of the best shooting bows in 2010
  • Modular-adjustable eccentric system
  • Very lightweight bow
  • Well balanced
  • Draw cycle is very smooth
  • One of the quietest bows
  • lightweight and well balanced
  • smooth bow with a solid back wall
  • quiet bow with minimal vibration
  • great draw weight poundage
  • draw length can be adjusted without using a bow press
Hoyt Carbon MatrixHoyt Maxxis 35
Cons
  • Expensive
  • Could be a bit faster
  • not the cheapest bow
  • could be a bit faster
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out of 9 reviews
  • Do all bow, if you can get past the price
    by Jacob Hemstock from Osakis, Minnesota
  • Carbon Matrix. Smooth. Light. Durable. Quiet. Dead in hand brings deer in the pan.
    by Dwight Ferrell from Texarkana, AR
  • Great bow for Hunting, 3D or Indoor target
    by Anthony W. Keim from Indianola, Iowa
  • A great bow - particularly for the part time shooter
    by Mark Brothers from Newcastle NSW Australia
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out of 2 reviews
  • A nice upgrade from the Alphamax and a winner for hoyt
    by Jacob Hemstock from Osakis, Minnesota
  • One of Hoyt's best
    by David Byrd from Urbana, Ohio
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Hoyt Carbon MatrixHoyt Maxxis 35
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