Bowtech Bow Reviews

The Bottom Line:At a launch MSRP of 1,299 dollars in 2023, the SS34 was priced as a flagship, and it spends that money on comfort rather than chasing the chronograph. The published 331 fps IBO becomes about 315 fps of real-world speed on the comfort disc and climbs into the low 320s on performance, but speed was never... read full review

The Bottom Line:At a $1,299 launch MSRP, the Bowtech SR350 is a flagship-tier hunting bow that delivers genuine 350-class speed without the punishing draw that usually comes with it - 342 fps with a light arrow in Performance, 300 fps with a real hunting shaft, and a dead-in-hand 96.9 dB shot that belies the velocity.... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech CP28 is a compact hunting bow that solves the short-bow problem instead of just accepting it. At a $1,199 launch MSRP it delivers the full Bowtech toolkit in the shortest DeadLock frame the brand makes: press-free cam tuning on the shooting line, a FlipDisc that swaps between a smooth 87%... read full review

The Bottom Line:At a $1,299 launch MSRP, the Bowtech Revolt XL is one of the few hunting bows that treats a 32- or 33-inch draw as a design target rather than an afterthought. Its 358 fps IBO is measured at a 33-inch draw, and the real-world numbers are honest, from the low-340s at that long draw down to the low-300s... read full review

The Bottom Line:Launched for the 2021 model year at a $1,199 launch MSRP and carried through 2022 and 2023 - the only Solution to see three model years - the SD is Bowtech's answer for the short-draw archer who refuses to settle for a downsized bow. It packs full 50, 60, and 70-pound hunting weights into a compact 3.9-pound... read full review

The Bottom Line:Sold from 2021 through 2023 at a $1,199 launch MSRP, the Eva Shockey Gen 2 was Bowtech's answer to a long-standing gap: a women's-specific hunting bow that gives up none of the brand's flagship engineering. It is the Solution SD platform - DeadLock cams you tune with a wrench on the line, a FlipDisc... read full review

The Bottom Line:At a launch MSRP of $1399 the Bowtech Revolt X80 is a specialist, and it plays that role better than any all-rounder could. It takes the trusted Revolt X chassis, adds higher-deflection limbs, the only Weighted Cams in the 2022 lineup, and DeadLock's press-free tuning, and turns a full 80 pounds into... read full review

The Bottom Line:Launched for the 2021 model year at a $1,199 launch MSRP and carried unchanged into 2022, the Solution SS is the Super Smooth member of Bowtech's three-bow family - the one that trades about fourteen feet per second of IBO speed for the easiest draw the brand made that year. A smaller, rounder DeadLock... read full review

The Bottom Line:Launched for the 2021 model year at a $1,199 launch MSRP and carried unchanged into 2022, the Solution is the fast one in Bowtech's three-bow family - and the one that shoots least like a speed bow is supposed to. It rates 346 fps IBO, chronographs in the low 310s at a realistic 60 pounds and 29 inches,... read full review

The Bottom Line:The BowTech Reckoning 38 is an awesome bow, with possibly the most and easiest adjustments ever designed into a compound bow. Any archer will appreciate the level of customization the 38 allows for, but the ease of making the adjustments is probably the best feature. No bow press, no fancy tools, just... read full review

The Bottom Line:The BowTech Specialist II can be summed up in one word: unbelievable. Everything about the bow is amazing! It shoots great, feels great, blanances well, and instills a great deal of confidence for anyone spending time with it. Perhaps the best part about the Specialist II is the price, with a suggested... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Reckoning 35 is the definition of a "keeper" bow. It's not the newest kid on the block, but it's still one of the most capable, most tuneable, and most fun compounds you can own. DeadLock and FlipDisc alone make it worth the money - everything else is a bonus. If you want a bow you can set up yourself,... read full review

The Bottom Line:The 2020 Bowtech series is an absolute dream lineup for dedicated bowhunters. The Deadlock Cam System is amazing, and gives every person the opportunity to work on their bow to achieve perfect arrow flight. Even for those not as mechanically inclined as others, the Bowtech Revolt X can easily be tuned.... read full review

The Bottom Line:The 2020 Bowtech Revolt is a homerun, and deserves any attention it gets this year. The Deadlock Cam is a straight up game changer for shooters to have more ability in how their bow shoots. From a tuning perspective, everything is made easier, and gives shooters direct input without having to buy a bow... read full review

The Bottom Line:The 2019 Bowtech Realm SR6 does not look overly special on paper. It looks similar to other bows Bowtech has released, with carried over technology from previous model years. However, the weighted Overdrive Binary Cam System really offers a speed increase without a speed bow feel. 352 feet per second... read full review

The Bottom Line:Archers in 2019 should count their blessings because compound bows have never been so great. Each year, companies are fine tuning what was already a great shooting platform, and creating rigs made specifically for what shooters are demanding. The SS is a designed hunting bow with an ultra smooth draw... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech Convergence was the brand's 2019-2020 answer to the one-bow-for-the-whole-household question, and at roughly $679 for the ready-to-shoot R.A.K. package it delivered something budget adjustable bows rarely do, a genuine limb-stop back wall and a Bowtech shot on a chassis that adjusts from... read full review

The Bottom Line:The Bowtech Eva Shockey SS was the first hunting bow the industry built as a woman's signature flagship rather than a de-contented version of one, and it holds up as exactly that: a 3.3-pound carbon-riser bow with OverDrive Binary cams, an 80% let-off, a compact 31.5-inch ATA, and a published 332 fps... read full review