Xpedition APX Specifications

Xpedition APX

Below are the specs for the Xpedition APX compound bow.

6 versions (2026-2021),  specs were not changed
all versions (2026 - 2021)
specific version
Version Brace
height
Ata
length
Draw
length
Draw
weight
IBO
speed
Mass
weight
Let-off
BH AtA DL DW IBO Wght LO
Version: 2026
2026 6.75 " 33 " 26-30 " 50-70 lbs 340 fps 4.0 lbs 75%
Version: 2025
2025 6.75 " 33 " 26-30 " 50-70 lbs 340 fps 4.0 lbs 75%
Version: 2024
2024 6.75 " 33 " 26-30 " 50-70 lbs 340 fps 4.0 lbs 75%
Version: 2023
2023 6.75 " 33 " 26-30 " 50-70 lbs 340 fps 4.0 lbs 75%
Version: 2022
2022 6.75 " 33 " 26-30 " 50-70 lbs 340 fps 4.0 lbs 75%
Version: 2021
2021 6.75 " 33 " 26-30 " 50-70 lbs 340 fps 4.0 lbs 75%
BHBrace height
AtAAxle-to-Axle length
DLDraw length
DWDraw weight
IBOIBO speed
WghtMass weight
LOLet-off

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Check Out Pros & Cons
Pros
  • Flagship-tier speed for the money - a genuine 340 fps IBO rating, with hunting-weight arrows still crossing the chronograph in the high 260s to mid-270s
  • Long 33-inch axle-to-axle paired with a tall 6.75-inch brace height, a forgiving and steady-holding geometry uncommon in this price tier
  • Firm limb-stop back wall you can lean into - the kind of solid, defined stop usually reserved for flagship bows
  • Dead in the hand after the shot, with little post-shot vibration even before dampeners and accessories go on
  • Draw length adjusts from 26 to 30 inches with a rotating module and a couple of Allen wrenches, no bow press required
Cons
  • The draw firms up noticeably toward the wall at 70 pounds and longer draw lengths - shooters set on a glass-smooth flagship pull should draw one first, and lighter or shorter setups feel distinctly smoother
  • Some owners have noted the angled cable rod tightens fletching clearance - orienting the cock vane outward rather than up or down and checking rest clearance at setup clears it