Compound Bow Comparator

Strother bows are not flashy bows, but they are high performing and great shooting bows. Understandably, shooters may be a little nervous about trying a newer archery company. However, shooters own it to themselves to test out the Strother Wrath. The badger cams are a really great drawing cam system that features a solid back wall. With an 8-inch brace height and speeds up to 330 feet per second, shooters will love the speed and forgiveness the Wrath has to offer. For those interested in a new hunting bow that can be used on the weekends in 3d shoots, give the Strother Wrath 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 cam system with adjustable draw stops
• IBO speeds up to 330 feet per second
• 8-inch brace height
• Wide range of draw length and draw weight adjustability

• 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 slight hand vibration
• Strother archery is a fairly new company in the bow industry

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