Compound Bow Comparator

The Infinity is a great bow, which looks like other PSE models. For a budget-friendly entry bow, the high let-off, forgiving brace height, and compact design is comparable to what many demand in a hunting bow. Shooters must purchase the bow in one of two package options, which should be fine for most beginning archers just looking to get started. With a $499 or $599 price tag depending on which accessory kit chosen, shooters should feel great about the kind of bow they are getting for the price they are paying. The single cam is a nice feeling cam system overall, but 325 feet per second is pretty slow for 2017 standards. All things considered, the Infinity is a wonderful option for those just getting started in hunting with archery equipment. The adjustment options make this a great mid range youth model as well. The Infinity does not feature any new PSE technology, but is hard to beat for those on a tight budget. Read full review...

The Brute Force Lite is a solid hunting bow. After looking at the price tag, it becomes one of the best values on the market for a compact hunting bow. It should appeal to brand new shooters, shooters with some growing left to do, or those just looking for a bow a bit easier on the shoulders. The MH cam system won a lot of people over last year, and the use on several models in 2017 really shows how great of a system it is overall. The Brute Force does not feature any of its own exclusive technology, but for those wanting a bow for $449, there is not much else on the market that compares to how high quality this thing is. Shooters looking for a low cost, high performance, well thought out hunting bow should give the Brute Force Lite a try. It even has some package options straight from the factory worth looking into as well. Read full review...

• 6-inch draw length adjustment single cam
• Compact design for hunting conditions
• 15 turn limb bolts
• $499 Ready to Shoot accessory price

• Compact 30.5-inch hunting bow axel-to-axel measurement
• 7-inch brace height
• Speeds up to 332 feet per second with 80% let-off
• 25-31-inch draw length range
• $449 bare bow

• 325 feet per second is a bit slow for 2017
• Does not feature any of PSE's newest features

• Nothing brand new to PSE is featured