Athens Ridge 32 Specifications

Athens Ridge 32

Below are the specs for the Athens Ridge 32 compound bow. This compound bow was modified by the Athens design team over years. Scroll down to find Athens Ridge 32 specs for all modifications.

2 versions (2020-2019), specs were changed
all versions (2020 - 2019)
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: 2020
2020 6.75 " 32 " 25-30.5 " 40-70 lbs 340 fps 4.3 lbs 80% - 90%
Version: 2019
2019 6.75 " 32 " 25-30 " 40-70 lbs 340 fps 4.3 lbs 80% - 90%
BHBrace height
AtAAxle-to-Axle length
DLDraw length
DWDraw weight
IBOIBO speed
WghtMass weight
LOLet-off

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Pros
  • Fit and finish that reads a full price tier up - clean machining, distortion-free dip-camo, and a build that feels tight rather than mass-produced, from a shop whose roots are in precision machining
  • The machined grip is the standout - a narrow throat with a small palm swell that seats the hand the same way every shot and pulls torque out of the release
  • Smooth, even draw that builds without a hump and drops onto a genuinely solid back wall - easy to shoot well straight out of the box
  • Quiet shot with LimbSaver limb dampeners and a string stop fitted from the factory - owners notice it running quieter than the bow they came from
  • Ownership value is real - factory GAS High Octane strings need no aftermarket swap, dual sight and rest mounts ease setup, the first cam swap is free, and the warranty is lifetime and transferable
Cons
  • The 2019 bow uses draw-length-specific cams, so changing draw length means swapping the cam (first swap free) - a shooter who wants to dial draw length at home should choose the 2020 version with the adjustable MT modular cam
  • With a 6.75-inch brace and a quick 340 IBO the 32 leans toward speed over maximum forgiveness - a new shooter who wants the steadiest hold in the family may prefer the longer Ridge 34