Bear Adapt Specifications

Bear Adapt

Below are the specs for the Bear Adapt compound bow.

2 versions (2024-2023),  specs were not changed
all versions (2024 - 2023)
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: 2024 RTH
2024 RTH 6.5 " 32 " 24-31 " 45-70 lbs 320 fps 4.4 lbs 80%
Version: 2023 RTH
2023 RTH 6.5 " 32 " 24-31 " 45-70 lbs 320 fps 4.4 lbs 80%
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
  • Quiet, dead-in-hand shot - a hunting-weight arrow reads under 96 dB with only a faint puff of post-shot vibration that never travels into the riser
  • Rare back-wall choice for a single cam - an ovalized limb stop delivers a rock-solid wall, or run it inward to shoot closer to 75 percent let-off for a firmer hold
  • Genuinely tunable without a bow press - three exposed screws handle the cable stop, module and limb stop, and the single cam sidesteps the timing dance of a two-cam bow
  • Fits a whole household - a 24 to 31 inch draw span plus two 15-pound weight modules covers a short-draw teenager and a 70-pound adult on one bow
  • Bear Paw grip debuts here - an over-molded rubber grip that stays warm in the cold, sits low and repeatable in the palm, and pops off with two Allen screws
Cons
  • Heavier than the sheet says - Bear lists 3.9 pounds but it weighs about 4.4 out of the box; pulling the grip and limb dampeners drops it back toward 4.2 for shooters chasing a lighter carry
  • Some shooters will feel a slight hump at the back of the draw - the price of pulling 320 fps from a single cam; running the ovalized limb stop inward softens the hold if you accept a hair less draw length