Hoyt Highline Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Hoyt Highline compound bow.

4 versions (2025-2022), 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: 2025
2025	7.875 "	36.5 "	29-34 "	40-70 lbs	345 fps	4.9 lbs	80% or 85%
Version: 2024
2024	7.875 "	36.5 "	29-34 "	40-70 lbs	345 fps	4.9 lbs	80% or 85%
Version: 2023
2023	7.875 "	36.5 "	29-34 "	40-70 lbs	345 fps	4.9 lbs	80% or 85%
Version: 2022
2022	7.875 "	36.5 "	29-34 "	40-70 lbs	345 fps	4.9 lbs	80% or 85%

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Pros

Long 36.5-inch axle-to-axle holds rock-steady at full draw - owners with long draws call it one of the most forgiving rigs they have shot
Reaches a true 34-inch draw most bows cannot, so a big-wingspan shooter finally anchors without a cramped, steep string angle
HBX Pro cam draws easy and rolls over smoothly - owners describe it as a very smooth, easy-pulling bow even at long draw settings
Dead in the hand and very quiet - owners report zero hand shock and one of the quietest shots they have heard in a while
Comes loaded with no corners cut - full In-Line Picatinny mounting and an included Short Stop stabilizer right out of the box

Cons

Built around long draw, so at the short end of its range it gives up speed - shooters under about 31 inches will be faster and happier on a shorter bow
Big and heavy at 4.9 pounds bare and close to 5.7 on the scale with the stabilizer - long-draw shooters handle it fine, treestand minimalists may want to heft one first
Drawing right at the 32 to 32.5-inch module boundary loses a little speed on the longer module - pick the cam module deliberately at a shop to land on the faster side