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@@douglasvaughn9530 I’ve heard a lot of good about them. Maybe I’ll give them a try sometime!

@@BY-dq3mt I think most archers will agree with you on that. I just feel like they could have charged less for the bow since it doesn’t have those features.

@@SouthernDrawTN Thanks man!

Yea i've been shooting the RVX32, Of course i just bought it less than a year ago and they release this. I've already reached out to my local dealer to go down and shoot it between now and the new years. I don't personally like the way it looks but I bet it slings em like a knife through butter, at a slower speed of course, but like you said, just go 80 baby.

@@SouthernDrawTN I also think people are overreacting. When Mathews released the Phase 4, everyone lost their minds saying the limbs would blow up. Doesn’t seem to be the case. I would really love to see durability after a few years in the field. Hopefully I’ll get to put my hands on one in a few months!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 Joel, people want creativity and innovation, for the archery equipment and community to grow and move forward, then when a company like Prime takes a risk and does something out of the ordinary (that's pretty clever imo) everyone complains and moans about it. I'm convinced that people just like to complain and want something to cry about nowadays. Yea man, i'd like to know what your thoughts are once you shoot one. Let me know.

@ You’re right! Absolutely, undoubtedly right! When a bigger player in the industry does the same thing, more people will hop on board. It’s just another thing to say is “bad” because it’s not traditional. All innovation is met with resistance and this could definitely be a big step for archery! I’m really excited to get my hands on one at some point!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 yea, i do wonder why not just do the entire bow carbon, is it a cost thing? Do you know?

@@Joshua-1986 I think you are right on the aluminum bows. Their biggest thing was the speed mod which just put them close to everyone else’s normal speed. However, I think the concept of their “carbon” bow is interesting. Of course, I would love to see someone else test it out before I get one but it could prove extremely effective.

@@3565891 That is a good point. For me, I generally try to spend as little on stuff as possible. I like Magellan camo and Hornady American Whitetail for hunting. But you are right. Most guys splurge on everything else, why cheap out on arrows? Great point!

Specially with a adjustable stock with a buffer spring in it 😂😂

@@Dan_Akins We didn’t ever check timing on the Phase 4 but it was always really accurate. The V3X is in time. The cams are the same and take the same mods.

@@BY-dq3mt The Ultraview arrow video was more to explain why the price is so high. My intentions were not to justify the price. However, with Hoyt, their prices climb every year and it seems that they just kinda do the bare minimum whereas Ultraview actually created a pretty unique product. I hope that clears the air some on this!

Thanks for responding. I agree with you on the Hoyt price structure. The value for money is objectively not there. Hoyt makes good stuff and I’ve owned several over the years, but I’m not a buyer these days.

@@SouthernDrawTN Thanks man! It means a lot to have support. Also, it seems like you have been having a great season so far! Keep it up!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 Thank you Joel, the lord has blessed us. Congrats on your doe this year. God bless.

I want to remove the damper and use it, but I'm afraid it'll get even weirder.

@@JakeBledsoe I’m glad they are cheaper somewhere. I don’t know why they would list higher than MSRP but hey, I don’t know why Hoyt does any of things they do.

@@clintskeens I cannot agree more. They have just not kept up with the industry.

@@mikebaker2840 I said there was no backbar on the bow.

@@Joshua-1986 Do you think higher or lower? I know my local Hoyt dealer will be the advertised price. He doesn’t give any deals

@@snboutdoors9567 Are you talking about Mathews or Hoyt?

@@markkobza8129 It’s insane. Hoyt has lost their mind on this one. I could understand the increase if they had actually added some easy tuning system and cut more weight out, but they just didn’t do enough to warrant that much of an increase.

@@SouthernDrawTN PSE makes a great bow. I looked back over the year though and it almost made me sick to see the amount of money I’ve spent on archery. If anything, I plan to go down to 1 or 2 bows because three is just too much to maintain and shoot and all that.

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 Well i only have one, so if you want to lighten the load, just donate one over here :P lol j/k. I can barely keep up with one.

@@charlie-xu4zu Sounds like a big year for Mathews! I stopped watching Chris B after the buffalo video so I haven’t seen the leak. But if they have fixed the tuning issue and the grip, they may have a near perfect bow!

@ I hate the grip. I used a cheese greater to square off the roundness on my lift since I didn’t have a dremel and it shoots so much better and the grip is a little tackier. There is no link to the video anymore I’ve tried over and over to find it. Believe it came out in April or may. I usually buy every other bow and wasn’t sure about the lift limbs being so short and limb pockets being deep I figured limbs would fracture and I had shoulder surgery so I just bought one recently just killed my biggest buck in Michigan public but I used my crossbow and shot it left handed from the ground leaning against a tree with no cover so I had a handicap there. I can draw fine just really shaky and don’t wanna injure a deer because I can’t float my pins well enough yet. I saw that video of the buffaloe then like an hr later it disappeared.

@@Coyotehunter243 Nothing wrong with that! As long as you are happy and successful!

@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 100% .. I've killed alot of deer and other animals with it... that bow and My set up is proof you don't need to be fast .. 27 inch draw.. 65lbs.. 472 gr arrow... 242 fps .. and it's a hammer!

@ Awesome! Sounds like a hammer of a bow!

Z7X is an awesome bow. I still love the older Mathews as well. I just hunted today with my Creed.

It will kill bro don’t have to get news bows all the time. Recurve bows never change they still get the job done to

@@JakeBledsoe I hope they go for a new tuning and timing system like Darton. The Lift is already so popular that I believe the easy tunability would almost shut every other company down. For sizes, I’d love to see another 31. 34-35 would also be competitive in the current market. I think Elite hit the nail on the head with a 30 and 35, covering guys who want a compact bow and those desiring a longer, more stable platform. That said, I have heard 27 and 31 like the V3. Adding tunability and a 35 to that list would be devastating for the whole industry.

@ I agree! I am just a really big fan of those short bows! I have the v3 27 and absolutely love it! It’s just so compact. Have you shot one?

@@JakeBledsoe I have not been able to get my hands on a V3 27. I would definitely like to at some point and I think ultra compact bows are really cool but at 29.5” of draw, I max out the 27.

@ yea that makes sense I only have a 27 inch draw so it is a good fit for me

@ Absolutely! A 27 inch draw is perfect for that bow! I hope Mathews will circle back to the shorter bows at some point and also go over 33 on the hunting side.

@@Gaining_Elevation I’m excited to see how every other company will respond to the Exalt and Dartons new Sequel 35! The more I shoot, the more I learn toward the longer bows. I would love to get one and put it through its paces in the woods.

@@joelvaldez1987 I’m glad you got something from the video! That’s why I try to make some reviews of the products I use! Good luck this season!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 just looked on the b3 site and they sell them now with the hash marks

@@BorderlandMediaProductions I shot PSE for a little while and they just didn’t work for me. They aren’t bad bows but I just could never get used to them and shoot them well.

@@pubwinner7867 Thanks man! I’ll sure try!

@@gus1881 I’ll be honest, I had never heard of this brand until now. I’ve tried to find the diameter listed online somewhere but I cannot find it. That said, it looks like it is probably the same size or at least very close to it.

@@BenPeters-m6c Are you talking about the Lift? I’ve heard lots of good things about it! But I decided to go back to the V3X. They just seem to work well for me!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I just meant Mathews in general. They work well for mostly everyone.

@@BenPeters-m6c They are certainly very popular! They are great bows, but everyone now makes a great bow too! They are all worth checking out!

It’s going good at the moment! It’ll be a whole lot better when I get a chance to climb up in a tree!

@@JakeBledsoe I would love to get some hunting videos up, but I haven’t had any time to get anything ready this year. I’m going to try to get on some hunt somewhere later and I’ll sure try to video it! Thanks for the support!

@@WaylonGriffin-bo2vd You’re welcome! I’ll try to post a longer, more informative video later.

@@dougk5 This is comparing apples to oranges. Bows from the 70s and 80s are totally different than bows today. Also, the entire industry was different. It comes down to preference; I prefer shorter bows. If you prefer a longer one, there is nothing wrong with that.

@@SouthernDrawTN Thanks man! I appreciate it!

@@jamescdean9010 Nice! They are great little guns!

@@tylersmith7415 It’s great that you actually learned what the problem was instead of just handing over your bow and paying them to fix it! That is how we get better! Good luck this season!

@@MarkCampbell-c7z I would never say there is anything wrong with hunting with a 35. I’m 5’11” and my arms are just long enough to make the cam on a 33 hover just an inch or two above the ground. A 35 would certainly scrape the ground. I am considering getting one of the Mule stabilizer attachments to try and if that works, I could see myself hunting with a 35.

@@SwampLifeAdventures I run an odd vane up setup. You could do a four fletch as well. If that doesn’t work, just rotate your nock on the arrow until you don’t have any contact after the shot. Hope that helps!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 okay I been doing odd left to where the other 2 miss that string wheel

@@SwampLifeAdventures I’ve shot like that before. I didn’t notice any difference even out to 130 yards. Nothing wrong with it! Just shoot what gives you the most confidence!

@@JakeBledsoe I have been shooting Halo nocks. I definitely like them more than Nocturnal.

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 gotcha I will have to try those out.

Halo are the best for sure. The back end weight of lighted nocs is always a concern but even more so is the Noc fit with a standard serving. Regardless of the brand I’ve always had to re-serve my string for the fit I want.

@@kellyskinner7282 You as well!

@@stephenswansonjr1377 My main reason is they went back in their contracts with Kyle Douglas and Tim Gillingham. I like their SS34 and the Solution line but I don’t really care for the Core bows they are making.

@@csoultrain80 I appreciate the advice! However, I do not wax my strings much at all and avoid the serving entirely when waxing. My loop may be too tight. I’ll try to see if there is something I can do for that.

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 if you do reserve it try to remove any wax that may be in their previously.

@@wpshelton You can use other weights. I’ve put some Conquest weights on mine before so any standard size/thread weight should work. Hope that helps!

@@joelculpepperoutdoors4262 I have been looking at long stabilizers, the price point of these got my attention. Nice little review. A bit more info about the threads. The 5/16-24 thread is the standard for the stabilizer mount end, I have never seen anything else there. Weight end seems to have either 1/4-20 or 5/16-24, but there doesn't seem to be a overall "standard". A quick search looks like Conquest weights are the 5/16-24 thread.

@@Blazer-fp8fo Good to know! Thanks for sharing that!

@@brandonneff3432 It’s so hard to beat those 6.0s! I thought about going to the 4mm long range but then I found the Victory RIPs. They are less expensive and I like the GPI and components better on the RIPs. Best of luck with whatever you choose to shoot!

@@wahoddad Thanks for the recommendations! The Micro Hades is definitely one I’m considering! I’ve also thought about those AAE vanes you mentioned. I may try a setup with those! Good luck this season and God bless!!

@@stmgolfcarts-ocalafl8664 Thank you for the support! I really appreciate it!