Bear Ultra Light Compound Bow
Bear Ultra Light Review
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The Bear Ultra Light is a focused answer to a question most hunting bows skip: how do you give a short-draw shooter a genuinely light, compact, ready-to-hunt bow without capping their performance? At 3.2 pounds and 29.75 inches, with a Perimeter-Weighted Modular Single Cam that squeezes 280 fps out of just 50 pounds at a 28-inch draw, it delivers real arrow speed in a package a smaller-framed hunter can carry and hold all day. The 2010 refinements, a 6-inch brace, 80-percent let-off, beyond-parallel Max Pre-Load limbs, and added string and axle dampening, made the better of the two years quieter and more comfortable to hold. It belonged to Bear's value ready-to-hunt tier, and on today's used market it is best viewed as an affordable complete package rather than a collector's piece. In my view its sweet spot is unmistakable: the teenager growing into hunting weights, the woman stepping up to her first real deer bow, or the experienced hunter who wants a featherweight backup. An excellent bow for short-draw and small-framed hunters, particularly strong as a light, maneuverable treestand and ground-blind rig. Buyers who want maximum grow-with-you adjustability or a path to 70 pounds should also look at the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro... read full review
Bear Ultra Light Specifications
2 versionsManufactured: 2009 - 2010 (2 versions, specs changed)
Latest version: 2010 Bear Ultra Light
| Brace Height | 6 " |
| Axle to Axle Length | 29.75 " |
| Draw Length | 22 " - 28 " |
| Draw Weight | 40 lbs - 50 lbs |
| IBO Speed | 280 fps |
| Weight | 3.2 lbs |
| Let-Off | 80% |
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