Youth Compound Bow Reviews OverviewWhere to buyReviewsSelection Guide Draw Weight < 10 lbs10 - 19.99 lbs20 - 29.99 lbs30 - 39.99 lbs40 - 49.99 lbs50+ lbs Draw Length 14" - 19.99"20" - 24.99"25"+ Brace Height < 5.5"5.5" - 5.99"6.0" - 6.49"6.5" - 6.99"7.0" - 7.49"7.5"+ Axle-to-Axle < 23"23" - 25.99"26" - 28.99"29" - 31.99"32"+ IBO Speed < 200 fps200 - 229 fps230 - 259 fps260 - 289 fps290 - 319 fps320+ fps compare142 models, displaying 141 to 142Sort by:average user ratingnumber of reviewsyear: newest firstyear: oldest firstnamePages:12345678User rating:no user reviewsHoyt Havoc Review The Bottom Line:The Hoyt Havoc - and the HavocTec it became in 2002 - is a case study in why a bow outlives its spec sheet. On paper it is a low-300s-fps, roughly three-and-a-half-pound aluminum hunter with a mid-height grip and a menu of period cams; in the hand it is calm, quiet, forgiving, and easy to tune, which... read full review 2000 Hoyt Havoc XT 2000 (Mastercam) Brace Height 7.5 " AtA Length 33.25 " Draw Length 22 " - 30 " Draw Weight 40 lbs - 80 lbs IBO Speed 312 fps Weight 3.5 lbs Let-Off 65% Manufactured: 2000 Specs changed, see full specs User rating:no user reviewsBear Whitetail II Review The Bottom Line:The Bear Whitetail II is not a bow you buy for performance - it is one you appreciate for what it started and how well it has lasted. Across roughly 1985 to 1995 it delivered the long, forgiving, endlessly adjustable, finger-friendly hunting bow that made Bear synonymous with affordable capability, and... read full review 1995 Bear Whitetail II Brace Height " AtA Length 46 " Draw Length 28 " - 32 " Draw Weight 45 lbs - 70 lbs IBO Speed fps Weight lbs Let-Off Manufactured: 1985 - 1995 Specs were not changedcompare142 models, displaying 141 to 142Sort by:average user ratingnumber of reviewsyear: newest firstyear: oldest firstnamePages:12345678
