Bowtech Revolt XL Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Bowtech Revolt XL compound bow.

2 versions (2023-2022), specs were not changed

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Version	Brace height	Ata length	Draw length	Draw weight	IBO speed	Mass weight	Let-off
BH	AtA	DL	DW	IBO	Wght	LO
Version: 2023
2023	6.625 "	33 "	27.5-33 "	40-70 lbs	358 fps	4.5 lbs	80%
Version: 2022
2022	6.625 "	33 "	27.5-33 "	40-70 lbs	358 fps	4.5 lbs	80%

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Pros

Purpose-built for long draws: a 27.5-to-33-inch range on a 33-inch chassis gives the most relaxed string angle in its class, so tall and long-armed archers finally anchor instead of over-stretching
DeadLock tuning locks point-of-impact with an Allen wrench and no bow press, and dials a bullet-hole paper tear in about five arrows
Among the lightest-pulling 33-inch bows to draw, with a clean rollover and a firm back wall that holds well even at the long end of the range
FlipDisc lets you flip between a smooth comfort setting and a faster performance setting for about 7-9 fps more, with no module swap
Genuinely fast where a long-draw archer actually shoots: 358 fps IBO at a 33-inch draw, with real chronograph numbers in the low-340s at 33 inches with a 350-grain arrow

Cons

Speed drops with heavy arrows in comfort mode (a 450-500 grain shaft runs about 268-254 fps at 29 inches, 70 pounds), so heavy-setup hunters should chronograph theirs and flip the FlipDisc to performance to reclaim speed
Some owners notice a little bare-bow hand buzz on the shot; it dissipates quickly, and the two included Orbit dampers plus any stabilizer settle it, with recoil all but gone once the bow is fully rigged