Xpedition APX Compound Bow

The APX is Xpedition's answer to a specific question: what does a mid-price bow look like if you stop trying to make it adjust for everyone and instead make it perform for one? The answer is a 340 fps IBO rating, a long and forgiving 33-inch axle-to-axle with a tall 6.75-inch brace, and a firm limb-stop back wall that genuinely feels like a flagship's - all on a bow that has come down to $599.99 as of 2026, well under where it launched. Real-world chronograph numbers land in the high 260s to mid-270s with hunting-weight arrows, the shot sits dead in the hand, and measured noise runs from about 92 to 98 decibels, mid-pack for the tier. In my experience a 33-inch bow like this settles the pin in a way shorter, faster hunting rigs rarely match, and that steadiness is the APX's quiet strength. The trade-offs are honest and easy to plan around: an adult-only 26-to-30-inch, 60/70-pound range, and a draw that firms up at the top end in exchange for its speed and wall. An excellent bow for the adult hunter who already knows their draw length and wants flagship-style performance and forgiveness without the flagship price, particularly strong from the treestand and on longer western shots where a steady hold matters. Buyers who need one bow to grow with a household across draw lengths and poundages should also look at the Bowtech Amplify or Diamond Edge 320.</content>.. read full review