Mathews Prima Specifications

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Below are the specs for the Mathews Prima compound bow.

4 versions (2024-2021), 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: 2024
2024	5.5 "	30 "	21.5-27.5 "	30-60 lbs	321 fps	3.93 lbs	80%
Version: 2023
2023	5.5 "	30 "	21.5-27.5 "	30-60 lbs	321 fps	3.93 lbs	80%
Version: 2022
2022	5.5 "	30 "	21.5-27.5 "	30-60 lbs	321 fps	3.93 lbs	80%
Version: 2021
2021	5.5 "	30 "	21.5-27.5 "	30-60 lbs	321 fps	3.93 lbs	80%

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Pros

Featherweight and compact at 3.93 lb on a 30-inch axle-to-axle frame, easy to carry all day and swing around in a tight treestand
Smooth, unaggressive draw from the reduced-size Crosscentric cam - flagship-grade build with a gentler pull than the full-size hunting cams
Generous valley and a firm cable-stop back wall at 80% let-off, so it holds easily at full draw and lets you practice longer without fatigue
Quiet in hand with minimal shock - measured in the low-70s dB with hunting-weight arrows, settling dead the moment the shot breaks
Draw length reaches down to 21.5 inches with a 40-pound peak option, so it genuinely fits small-frame and youth short-draw archers most bows leave out

Cons

The Engage grip is a rounded profile some shooters find polarizing - those who prefer a flatter shelf for torque control can pull the grip and shoot off Mathews' side plates
Some owners have noted a slightly top-heavy feel at full draw - a short rear stabilizer or back bar evens the balance out
Peak weight (40/50/60) is set by the limbs rather than a module, so moving up a class later means a limb swap - pick the peak you will grow into, as many start at 40 and buy 50-pound limbs to build up