Athens Ridge 34 Specifications

Athens Ridge 34

Below are the specs for the Athens Ridge 34 compound bow. This compound bow was modified by the Athens design team over years. Scroll down to find Athens Ridge 34 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 6.5 " 34 " 25.5-31 " 40-70 lbs 335 fps 4.3 lbs 80% - 90%
Version: 2019
2019 6.75 " 34 " 25-32 " 40-70 lbs 335 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
  • The long 34-inch riser holds a pin like a target bow - owners get pure arrow flight and tight groups well past hunting range, so it doubles as a 3D and spot rig
  • Smooth, consistent draw with a generous valley and a solid wall - shooters liken the cycle to a classic Obsession rather than a stiff speed cam, and it rolls through peak without a hump
  • The machined grip is the standout - a narrow throat with a small swell that seats the hand the same way every shot and takes torque out of the release
  • Quiet, well-behaved shot with LimbSaver limb dampeners and a factory string stop - calm in the hand for a bow this long and fast
  • Loaded for the money - GAS strings, dual sight holes, dual rest bolts, twin rear-bar mounts and an adjustable roller guard, plus a lifetime transferable warranty, on a $799 bow that handles like a four-figure rig
Cons
  • Dialed to its highest let-off the top end can feel loose on the let-down, which some shooters find a little spooky - backing the let-off off a step firms the hold and settles it
  • Set up target-style with weights it gains mass and the 34-inch length is less nimble in a tight treestand - a hunter who wants a compact, quick-handling bow should look at the shorter Ridge 32