Compound Bow Comparator

The Voyager is the fastest Mission bow ever produced. The higher end features are a great addition to this budget bow although the price is a bit higher than some other budget bows available. For shooters willing to trade a slightly aggressive draw for some added feet per second, they will find this to be an appealing option. The fit and finish options, including some target colors, combined with a walnut grip make the bow look like a higher end bow. With a forgiving 7-inch brace height, a 34-inch axel-to-axel measurement, and speeds up to 323 feet per second the Voyager is designed with all uses in mind. Although the Voyager feels a bit top heavy at 4.45 pounds, at full draw it feels balanced and comfortable. Despite these minor negatives, shooters looking for a smooth drawing single cam speed bow at a decent price should be impressed with the Mission Voyager. Read full review...

The Mathews Reezen 7.0 is a fast single cam bow that needs to be properly equipped to deliver good shootability characteristics. While a bare bow could have less shock and vibration, installing silencing components help to improve shootability significantly. With its aggressive eccentric system, this bow is not ideal for beginners. Conversely, the Reezen 7.0 is a much better choice for experienced shooters who prefer speed bows and don't mind a stiffer draw cycle. Read full review...

• Fastest Mission bow made with a smooth draw
• A longer axel-to-axel bow with a 7 inch brace height means a forgivable shot
• A great multi-purpose bow that can be used for hunting or competition
• 80% let off
• Affordable price

• very fast single cam bow
• solid back wall
• has a forgiving brace height
• good shooting bow when equipped properly

• Cam specific draw length
• Walnut grip is a little thick for some shooters

• has relatively stiff draw cycle
• new cams are required for adjusting the draw length