Compound Bow Comparator
Compared bows | ||||
Version | 2018 Elite Energy 35 (Energy Cam) | 2013 Martin Nemesis 35 | ||
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Specifications (selected versions) | ||||
2018 Elite Energy 35 (Energy Cam) | 2013 Martin Nemesis 35 | |||
Brace Height | 7 " | 7 " | ||
AtA Length | 34.75 " | 35 " | ||
Draw Length | 27 " - 31 " | 26 " - 31 " | ||
Draw Weight | 30 lbs - 70 lbs | 35 lbs - 70 lbs | ||
IBO Speed | 297 fps - 334 fps | 335 fps | ||
Weight | 4.5 lbs | 3.8 lbs | ||
Let-Off | 75% - 90% | 80% | ||
Editor reviews | ||||
Elite Energy 35 | Martin Nemesis 35 | |||
Summary Summary review written by our editors. | The Elite Energy 35 is one of the most ideal bows in archery. It is touted as "probably the most shootable bow ever." The innovative Caged Riser is the first thing usually noticed about this bow, and quite honestly, can throw you off. Once you feel this rig, pull it back, and release that first shot, you are sold. This rig is strong, fast, and accurate, and the draw cycle is quite possible the smoothest available, and the shot is deadly accurateWith a 35" ATA, 7" brace height, 24.5" - 31" draw length, and a variety of peak draw weights, this bow will fit virtually any shooter, and definitely will fit into any situation. If you are looking for a rig that will get you noticed and step up your game, this could be it. From the 3D range, target range, or any hunting situation, this rig will satisfy almost everyone. Read full review... | The Martin Nemesis 35 is the flagship bow for the 2013 lineup. It was designed for the archer that prefers a longer ATA, and this bow fits the bill with a 35" ATA. The elongated riser, the X4 Twin Limbs, and the Nitro 3 Hybrid cams and the 7" brace height provide a solid platform with plenty of power at 335 fps. This is a higher priced bow and has the speed and looks to go with it. It can be adjusted from 35# - 70# draw weight and 26" - 31" draw length. All adjustments can be done easily without the need of a bow press. If the shooter wishes to use this rig as a hunting bow, they should not have any issues with the short kills as the speed will take care of everything, but on a shot beyond about 30 yards, there is enough noise and vibration in this bow that the shot could be compromised. Read full review... | ||
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Aggregate rating Total aggregate rating for all versions | Elite Energy 35 (total rating for all versions) | Martin Nemesis 35 (total rating for all versions) | ||
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