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Version2018 Mathews Halon 52017 Mathews Halon 6
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Mathews Halon 5Mathews Halon 6
Specifications
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2018 Mathews Halon 52017 Mathews Halon 6
Brace Height5 "6 "
AtA Length30 "30 "
Draw Length24 " - 30 "25 " - 31 "
Draw Weight30 lbs - 70 lbs30 lbs - 70 lbs
IBO Speed353 fps345 fps
Weight4.6 lbs4.55 lbs
Let-Off75% & 85% 75%, 85%
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Mathews Halon 5Mathews Halon 6
Summary
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The Halon 5 is another offering from Mathews that is sure to do well in the hunting world. The demand of many shooters wanting the shortest, fastest bow possible is something that has not changed the last few years, and Mathews has produced something those shooters are begging for. It is important to remember the Halon 5 is not for everyone, and it is important for shooters to experience how a bow feels firsthand before buying any bow. The Halon 5 combines the best of the smooth drawing No Cam and the Monster series speed in an offering that will be well suited for the woods. Those with a budget to accommodate an MSRP of $1099 with interest in a short axel to axel bow should get their hands on a Halon 5. Read full review...

The Halon 6 should be a popular bow in the hunting world for Mathews. There are some shooters wishing to see a longer axel to axel flagship bow from Mathews, but the Monster Wake for 2015 may be close enough to a longer Halon for Mathews to even consider building one in the future. For those skeptical of the No Cam for 2015 based on the slightly sluggish speed, the Halon 6 should be considered an improvement with the engineering of that cam system combined with the beloved AVS cam system. The Halon 6 is a shooter, and despite its compact size, actually feels like a bigger bow than the amount of space it takes up. The weight will be a point many haters will gravitate towards, but in all honestly a few ounces should not make a giant difference in most situations. Those wanting a great performing bow from one of the most respected names in the business should give the Halon 6 a shot. Read full review...

Mathews Halon 5Mathews Halon 6
Pros
  • IBO rated speeds up to 353 feet per second
  • Compact hunting bow designed for tight spaces
  • A combination of No Cam and AVS technology
  • Speed of 345 feet per second with a comfortable draw cycle
  • 5-inches of draw length adjustment between 25.5-30.5
  • Short bow with a longer feel
Mathews Halon 5Mathews Halon 6
Cons
  • 5-inch brace height is scary for a lot of shooters
  • $1099 price tag
  • 4.5-pound bare bow may not be what some want in a hunting bow
  • MSRP of $1099
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  • This bow is by far the most forgiving,fastest bow that I have ever shot!
    by Mark Haskins from Fl
  • Never been a Mathews fan... Am now!
    by chad a luikart from Mississippi
  • Manageable and delivers the goods.
    by Keith Kircher from Dewey AZ
  • Built tough, solid steady in hand.
    by Bobby Landis from Mingo jct. Ohio
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