Bear Paradigm Specifications

Bear Paradigm

Below are the specs for the Bear Paradigm compound bow.

3 versions (2026-2024),  specs were not changed
all versions (2026 - 2024)
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 RTH
2026 RTH 6.5 " 33 " 27-32 " 45-70 lbs 333 fps 4.4 lbs 80%
Version: 2025 RTH
2025 RTH 6.5 " 33 " 27-32 " 45-70 lbs 333 fps 4.4 lbs 80%
Version: 2024 RTH
2024 RTH 6.5 " 33 " 27-32 " 45-70 lbs 333 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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Pros
  • Quiet on the shot for the price - in-riser dampeners and KillerWave limb dampeners hold it to a measured 88.6 dB, treestand-quiet
  • Light and easy to carry all day - 4.4 lb bare and 5.2 lb fully rigged, one of the lightest bows in its bracket
  • Reaches a true 32-inch draw in a budget package, giving taller shooters a long-draw option without stepping up to a flagship price
  • Fully integrated mounting - an IMS rest dovetail plus a Picatinny sight rail milled into the riser keep the kit tight and easy to upgrade
  • Ships genuinely ready to hunt - the Trophy Ridge sight, rest, quiver, peep, and D-loop are installed and tuned at the factory
Cons
  • The factory Whisker Biscuit wears with use, and some owners swap to a drop-away such as the QAD HDX - the integrate dovetail makes that a bolt-on with no press work
  • The bare machined-aluminum grip runs cold and a touch slick for some owners - a wrap of grip tape or an aftermarket side plate solves it for a few dollars
  • Some owners have reported the factory peep and sight working loose early - worth a check-and-tighten after the first range session, or having a shop tie the peep into the string