Backyard Bows Cabelas Endure (RTH) Review

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▼ ▽ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Introduction
00:25 - Talking Points
10:31 - Freestyle Shoot
18:41 - Speed
21:24 - Sound
22:20 - Grading
27:13 - Outro
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[@spooky.4k]

Seem some people complain and i mean i understand, but it also just opions , and comfortabilit. I've had mine for sometime now and im out everyday with it and i have had no problems. one thing I can agree on is the sight on it needs to be replaced.

[@themoosehillclimb8829]

I just picked one of these up on sale here in Nova Scotia. It was regularly $529.99 Canadian marked down to $299.99. I knew that I was going to be replacing the sight, rest, etc. as I was just looking something comfortable on the draw and well built. I've had 2 shoulder surgeries and several other surgeries in the last handful of years and my Elite, Hoyt and Legit are all a bit taxing to shoot after a period of use. As expected, I knew I would have to do a proper setup as this is one of the places they cut cost. After I served the cable under the cable guides and a few other spots in the string and cable I removed the peep sight, installed an apex single pin, a QUD Ultra rest, a hind sight and some dampeners on the string, bars, limbs, guide bar. I levelled the cam lean out, paper tuned and tada! I may have just gotten lucky but I have almost 0 vibration and noise ... Nowhere near as loud as this one and it is stable as far as shot placement. Excellent review and video my friend. Very thorough and well laid out.

[@juane8195]

I personally bought this bow for the price. It is my first bow. I like it. Mind you I’ve only shot this bow. I like it. The bass pro shop I got it from lets you shoot so many different bows.

[@austindaily1601]

Thabk you for the review. I noticed you kept bringing up more expensive bows, but how did it cpmpare to the Tidewe bow you reviewed a while ago. You gave that one pretty high marks compairingly. Great video by the way, like your process and your honesty about all your stuff.

[@BackyardBows]

The tidewe held so much better than this , our grading has gotten more competitive but still blew this out of the water to me

[@BelowAverageOutdoors94]

Hoping for the whitetail maxx to be on the review schedule

[@eevert76]

That's so crazy about the cable stop my boy bought a bow used and had the Pro Shop change the draw from 28 to 29 and a half and he went to pull it back and he's like Dad there's no let off and I looked and they never moved the cable stop. Don't know if I'll go back to that shop or not

[@michaelbushey2787]

I had the same thing happen when i got my ss34. Inhad the raw length chanhed with the stop but the mods were still on 30 inches so i had 0 let off. When i drew it back the first time i was like, this bow sucks.

[@Eightball2516]

I can’t shoot multiple pins with my eyes what is a good si gel pin sight what do you do with all the bows you review.

[@claybeisser8329]

Hello lol the cabelas guy again and I have a 27.5 inch draw the endure to me is decent it does shock the hand bad in the shot but it also has no dampening systems at all on it and I’m not saying that to hold the reputation I’m a very honest guy one of the guys I work with has one and he put limb dampeners and string dampeners in it and it helped it a lot but I always try to steer my customers in a different direction if they are looking at them as you said and personally I hate solo cam bows unless it has limb stops I can’t stand the squishy back wall the only blackout bows I recommend to people are the epic x2, pursuit and the distinct and he distinct only if you have a 26in or longer draw because they have a small mod on the inside the normal mod on the bottom cam to make the bow go under 26 and it’s an absolute nightmare to change and we most definitely encourage people to shoot the bows at our shop because I definitely don’t want a customer to regret their decision of buying a lower end bow some of the bows we sell are actually good obviously either of the nv’s are but my 2nd is definitely the diamond alter rak

[@kevinemard5370]

How heavy are your arrows you are shooting put some string & limb dampening components might be better

[@michael7033]

Brandon whats the odds on you getting your hands on the new Bear legend series bows? They all look super nice id be interested in those reviews, atleast the whitetail Maxx and Persist.

[@BackyardBows]

We are deciding which of the bear bows we are doing to review first can’t make up my mind.

[@michael7033]

@BackyardBows Understandable I'll be looking out for the video/videos!

[@drmitofit2673]

If you're sampling Cabela's bows, I think you could have chosen better as far as performance, ATA, and quality. Besides the Blackout NV-3 you already tested, I recommend the Diamond by Bowtech Alter which has up to 31" DL, 31.5" ATA, forgiving 7" BH, 8-70 lbs DW, decent 330 fps IBO, swap disc performance/comfort, and A vs. B mode "grow-with-you" versatility. Draw is nice (but different) in all modes with a significant boost in speed with performance mode. Best feature is the steady hold with a nice grip, string angle, and 7" BH. I actually liked it so much that I bought two Alters set up differently as I am building up to 70 lbs DW (just about there, one turn out). However, both needed a lot of tuning and cam shimming to correct nock right tears. The other option is the Blackout Epic X2, which I don't own but is rated high and has trickle down technology from Bear's higher end bows, such as adjustable let off.

[@BackyardBows]

Eventually will sample all, that’s my goal.

[@drmitofit2673]

@@BackyardBows I recommend you be a tad more selective. There are good finds at Cabela's for sure, with some bows having recent flagship technology and cams, but the many are probably not worth your time and effort as far as the specs, short ATA, low let off %, sub par performance/speed, or lower quality. If you sample ALL of the Cabela's low cost entry level and kids bows, people might get the impression that all Cabela's bows are crap. Like I said there are some good ones and some very good ones. You might want to focus on those.

[@BackyardBows]

@@drmitofit2673 all together we have done I think 5 bows you can find in bass pro, multiple diamonds, multiple bears, and now two more. People have been asking for low end budget bow reviews and I’m giving them.

[@seangalagarza9743]

It’s looks like a cheap version of the bear paradox. I shoot a bear paradox and have had it for over 3 1/2 years great bow! Cabellas endure:🗑🚮

[@owsowmuskwanaistus9213]

grade so low ,must of been a waist of time lol