Hoyt REDWRX Carbon RX-7 Ultra Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Hoyt REDWRX Carbon RX-7 Ultra compound bow.

2 versions (2023-2022), specs were not changed

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Version	Brace height	Ata length	Draw length	Draw weight	IBO speed	Mass weight	Let-off
BH	AtA	DL	DW	IBO	Wght	LO
Version: 2023
2023	7 "	34 "	27-32 "	40-80 lbs	334 fps	4.3 lbs	80% or 85%
Version: 2022
2022	7 "	34 "	27-32 "	40-80 lbs	334 fps	4.3 lbs	80% or 85%

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Pros

VitalPoint grip is the standout - flat-backed and warm, it gives the hand latitude instead of forcing one position, for a repeatable low-torque hold
Smoothest draw of Hoyt's 2022 line - it loads without aggression, rolls through with no real hump, and settles into a forgiving valley that lets up just enough
Dead in the hand and very quiet - owners note the Ultra finally sheds the hand shock older long-axle Hoyts carried, shooting as hushed as the Mathews flagships
Lightest 34-inch carbon rig at 4.3 pounds - rigged out it runs about half a pound under the Mathews, and the carbon riser stays warm to bare fingers at altitude
Long 34-inch axle-to-axle and 7-inch brace hold dead-steady at distance, and the 27 to 32-inch draw range fits the taller-draw hunter the compact RX-7 leaves out

Cons

Back wall carries a slight sponge with a faint recovery at the very tail - mild and most owners stay engaged through it, but flagship limb-stop-wall shooters may want to draw one first
Carbon-flagship price tier and the slowest IBO of Hoyt's 2022 line - running an 80-pound build recovers speed, and buyers who want the same cam and grip for less can step to the compact RX-7 or Hoyt's aluminum VTM