Hoyt Fireshot Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Hoyt Fireshot compound bow.

4 versions (2020-2017), specs were not changed

all versions (2020 - 2017)
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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: 2020
2020	6.625 "	29 "	18-28 "	14-51 lbs	281 fps	3.0 lbs	75%
Version: 2019
2019	6.625 "	29 "	18-28 "	14-51 lbs	281 fps	3.0 lbs	75%
Version: 2018
2018	6.625 "	29 "	18-28 "	14-51 lbs	281 fps	3.0 lbs	75%
Version: 2017
2017	6.625 "	29 "	18-28 "	14-51 lbs	281 fps	3.0 lbs	75%

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Pros

Grows with the archer across years - 18-28 inch draw and a 14-51 pound range on two peak models takes one kid from a backyard 15 pounds to a real hunting setup
Smooth, versatile VersaFlex Cam & 1/2 draw that parents and owners repeatedly describe as easy to pull and forgiving for a growing shooter
Quiet and steady in the hand - the TEC Lite trussed riser channels vibration away from the grip, and owners call it a quiet, smooth bow for younger shooters
Light at 3.0 pounds and short at 29 inches axle-to-axle, so a small-frame young archer can actually hold and aim it without fatigue
USA-made Hoyt build quality at a youth price - "a true Hoyt, engineered and built in the USA" rather than a budget bundle

Cons

Hunting camo finishes are locked to the 45 pound model - a parent who wants a true 14-41 pound starting range for a very young archer has to take the Shred target colors, which cover both the 35 and 45 pound models
Discontinued after 2020 and found on the used market now - parents shopping new should look at Hoyt's current youth bow, the Kobalt, that replaced it
No bare-bow stabilizer, peep or sling in the box even on the optional FUSE package - budget a few accessories on top, all standard drop-in parts at any pro shop