Affordable Ready To Hunt Bow | Hoyt Torrex Bow Review

[@justmeva]

This is the first channel that has tested a bow at 26 inches, which is great. My draw length is 27 inches and no channel to my knowledge tests bows at those lengths: it's always been 30 inches at 70 pounds; thank you for bringing this to the forefront.

[@butchbray3219]

Just picked mine up in north MS, for 799 today. Went in for the new Lift, but after shooting both I went with the hoyt because of the price.

[@kalvinhutchins3704]

Said bow isn't listed on your website....

[@billtucker7728]

I bought one awhile back,sight was replaced right away,plastic housing was less than ideal but rest of kit wasn't too bad,quiver being the best.Bow itself is great and built like a tank

[@jamieganderton]

No handbag? Barebow bareback??? Good stuff little guy.

[@shanestout3543]

I was wondering with the Torrex, would you setup with the string being plumb or with the limbs being level.. i ask beecause if the string is plumb then the rest will have a slight cant to it but if the limbs are level then the rest is level...

[@milesshort911]

I’m not seeing the Hoyt torexx package online

[@philllinford51]

The master

[@jamieganderton]

So you know what 77.5lb at 32.5 inch draw looks like?

[@geoffmcdaniel7082]

Another click bait titled video, it is an amazing bow but putting below $1000 as your level for being affordable is ridiculous. There are tons of bows out there for $400 less than this that are better choices for an entry level bow to get people into archery/bow hunting.

[@Issaccuh]

Nothing is better than hoyt so brand new for under 1000 with a sight stabilizer and quiver is beyond good

[@geoffmcdaniel7082]

@@Issaccuh I'm not denying the quality of Hoyt, I've tried one out several times at the archery shop but that does not change my opinion which $1000 as a price point is not an "affordable" bow.

[@Greighps]

I have a torrex, and I absolutely agree. My buddy’s amplify is a fantastic bow for significantly less.