2018 Hoyt Bow Review

[@chickimac1]

Best review I have seen on the rx1

[@JL76OH]

Really great video. Decided to go with a Hyperforce personally. But I’ve gotta mention something since no one else has noticed, it’s awesome how throughout the video it looks like your wearing elk antlers bc of the banner behind you and where you’re standing. Love it! 😂 Good work on the video. I watch a lot of these and yours is up there with the best of em. 🤙🏻

[@kykrazy6050]

Suuuuuper impressed with these new Hoyts.....but I still don't believe the H32 has anything to worry about.

[@tracyabbott7653]

Good comparison side by side. Love your reviews

[@archerytech12]

Thank you. We enjoy putting them together and helping shooters decide which bow to go with. Glad you like it. Keep watching.

[@gunnerstanley5830]

Ok so I'm stuck between a triax, the hyperforce , and hoyts last year model the pro defiant , I personally believe the pro defiant looks better . But I haven't shot any of them , and would like to know which one has a smoother draw, easier to Hold On Target at longer ranges, and which one you think is all around the better bow

[@archerytech12]

gunner stanley, honestly if your worried about long range shooting bows, you need to focus on the one that has the longer ata, (axcel to axcel). I would say the Hyperforce to be honest with you. It has a very nice let off that you can hold for a long period of time and has a good ata. I hope this helped. Good luck and have fun.

[@gunnerstanley5830]

Dead-On Archery alright thank you

[@Cory89x]

Looking for my first bow, I have shot the RX-1, Hyperforce, RX-1 turbo, Triax and then some miscellaneous non flagship bows. I’m in between the Hyperforce and Turbo. A lot of people keep saying not to learn on a Turbo bow. It was by far my favorite bow, what are your thoughts?

[@fike301]

shop I go to has a sign: you dry fire it....you bought it!

[@cameronmcbride3578]

Out of the hyper force and the triax which one has the smoothest draw?

[@archerytech12]

Cameron McBride, I personally believe the Hoyts have the smoother draw but we see customers have mixed opinions on this matter all the time.

[@raymondjones1866]

I shot the RX1 32 it definitely had more bottom cam lean to a Halon 32 when i drew them both back for compensation the ultra 35 was better in lean but noticed the string was resting on string stop due to longer axle to axle were the 32 had 1/8 clearance it was louder on the shot

[@archerytech12]

Thank you Raymond for your comment. We need more comments just like yours. They are real. Thank You.

[@donovanstockton44]

Hey TJ, it seems there's a fairly big difference between the Triax and Hyperforce in terms of speed and noise. The Triax by pretty much everyone's account is quieter and faster (~15 fps faster). Not sure about how much quieter the Triax is over the Hyperforce. Were you able to measure their noise levels (in dB)? The reason for asking is I chose the Hyperforce because it points and holds like none other. And the draw cycle is insanely easy. The 70lb draw on my Hyperforce is way easier than any other bow I have tried. And the Hyperforce grip is just amazing. So, my question is with the two advantages of the Triax (speed, quiet) over the Hyperforce am I losing anything in a real world hunting situation if I keep the Hyperforce vs the Triax? I mainly hunt the woods of Pa where most shots on whitetail are 15-30 yards; sometimes yeah I'll get out to 40 but that's rare.

[@deancrowley3484]

look at other reviews yes the triax is quieter and slightly quicker but only about 5fps in most cases check out sean outdoors also move your stringstop this had helped with the noise on the hyperforce according to owners on archery talk

[@donovanstockton44]

I did try changing up the stop and I couldn't really tell any difference. I did wind up buying a Triax and have spent a couple of weeks shooting in the basement and backyard to see if I prefer one over the other. My conclusion is that they're both great bows. The triax is slightly faster because the draw length runs 1/2" long. The Hyperforce definitely points and holds better than the triax. But the triax has some advantages too. I'm keeping them both and will use the bow that best suits the hunt at hand.

[@JL76OH]

james smith great video! I’m curious about the string stop positioning you are referencing on the Hyperforce. What exactly are people doing to adjust/improve this? Thx

[@jays0622]

where these #3 cams?

[@archerytech12]

Jason Young, yes sir. All were #3 cams.

[@donovanstockton7081]

Very good video TJ! I like how you discuss the nuances of each bow with respect to draw and shot. I also like the intro music, it's a great way to start out your videos. I went with the Hyperforce. I wasn't that impressed with the RX-1. I chose the Hyperforce over the Triax. The Bowtech was eiminated out of the shoot - I hated the grip. Is there any reason I should look to get another bow? Reason for asking is I felt a bit ovewhelmed with sensation overload shooting a bunch of bows. So far I'm shooting the lights out with the Hyperforce. The new Hoyts are so well balanced and point with a high propensity to aim level. Thanks again for all of your videos. Very good top notch.

[@archerytech12]

donovan stockton, Great Choice. As long as you are shooting the bow good, then that is the right bow for you. Congrats!

[@rmarc11]

Ive always disliked the way Hoyt's felt. Same with these. They feel just like last years in my opinion.

[@jaredthompson8188]

The rx1 feels like it is going to jump out of your hand there is so much shock, my brothers is a rx1 70lbs 28" fast Eddie xl spider stabilizer no quiver and a qad rest, with all of those things on it still shocks, I'm not a Mathews fan boy by any means but damn the triax is just dead and I don't notice any stability issues