I am hoping for some of your insight on something. I am really wanting to buy the Vertix, but I am concerned about the string angle. I am a 29.5” draw length and am 6’ 2” tall. I am hoping you have some advice.
Great vid, thanks. Appreciate hardcore bowhunter perspective, thats what I'm looking to become. I am about to be a noob bowhunter. Buying a bow as soon as I feel them all out a little more. Studying hard, getting ready. I will get either A: the Vertix B: maybe the TX-5 or Traverse. If you have time. Have an opinion of what would make the best hunting bow for the pacific northwest? Deer, Elk, potentially bigger things. I've shot the Vertix and TX5. The Vertix is easier for me to shoot at the same poundage(low), as a complete beginner shooter. Younger fitter dude here who would like to think I could pull them all back at 70ish. We'll see. Whatever is the best, is what I want. Thanks again.
@JustinBieber having a hard time with ata... wish I would of got the traverse. If you really want too know? As in I have the vertix if u miss understand what I was asking
Essentially the limbs are #75 draw weight, and the modules regulates the weight you use (60, 65, 70 or 75 punds), the let off (either 80% or 85%) and the draw lenght (from 26" to 30.5"). You need modules for each combination, but don't need to replace limbs or to use a bow press to try different configuratios (again, as long as you get the modules for). Shame that most of the current module production is essentially sold until the end of January to serve full bows, but probably will be easy to get from February and later.
The only downfall to the new mod system is that if you want to go from a 70lbs mod and lower your draw weight down to a 63 by adjusting the limb bolt, you will notice your bow string becomes really loose. I would suggest changing your mods to a 65lbs mod. They only cost about $30. This will also help improve accuracy.
why on earth you guys want to point your fingers forward on your grip hand, just relax the damn hand. you are introducing stress into your grip. clentch your first and relax .. thats the grip
Mathews isn’t the first bow to be able to adjust poundage via the cam... Martin archery did this in previous years.... but Mathews say there the first to do this lol
I wonder why people even buy sitka camo. It’s about as good of a camouflage as ABU camo. I got it on my Halon 32 and loved it for about a week, but I thoroughly regret that decision now. It’s almost as if the camo glows white against a forrest background.
G webster You’re wrong, as deer see some colors and turkey see better than we do in terms of color and depth perception. You keep it real though my friend.
@@brentcurry9698 I had deer walking all over me at 20 yards today in head to toe elevated II, and they didn't seem to mind. This particular sit, I was actually inside of a blind, So the contrast was significantly more pronounced. Camouflage is just like our bows and everything else we do, extremely personal. But I have used a complete sitka system for 2 seasons here and I have never found anything as well designed , warm, and comfortable as sitka. To me it's worth the price and I genuinely don't think I could list a complaint other than the obvious cost. Also, I hunt in mississippi, So we still have a significant amount of greens to go along with the browns and basically no whites, and the elevated pattern has always seemed to work well to conceal me.... I'm pretty sure we could all wear a trash bag, as long as we just don't move , keep our scent in check( as much as possible) , and play the wind accordingly. Anyway, just thought I would share my thoughts. I used to feel the same way you do about the brand, I literally live 15 minutes from where mossy oak was created and have a family member who was a vice president of M.O. marketing for 15 years, So I've always used nothing but bottom land, break up, and shadow grass.
Cody Gorman I was too! But not every shot maybe say 3 or 4 out of 10 shots.. kind of weird still haven’t really figured it out.. although the last couple times I’ve shot it, it’s gotten a lot better. Don’t know if it had to “break in”.. experiencing same thing though for sure. Keep me posted
i had a target fall over like that, and snap my brand new arrows
I am hoping for some of your insight on something. I am really wanting to buy the Vertix, but I am concerned about the string angle.
I am a 29.5” draw length and am 6’ 2” tall. I am hoping you have some advice.
Well i have a 30 inch draw and im 6'4 and it is not an issue
hayden sanson that is awesome news!!! Thank you so much for the feedback!
Great review. I bought one before Christmas. I love it.smooth and quiet
I'm experiencing a bit of hand shock with my Vertix. Trying to dissect what is causing it. Anyone else notice?
what's the sight diameter for bowhunting? 1 5/8? or a 2in?
Great vid, thanks. Appreciate hardcore bowhunter perspective, thats what I'm looking to become. I am about to be a noob bowhunter. Buying a bow as soon as I feel them all out a little more. Studying hard, getting ready. I will get either A: the Vertix B: maybe the TX-5 or Traverse. If you have time. Have an opinion of what would make the best hunting bow for the pacific northwest? Deer, Elk, potentially bigger things. I've shot the Vertix and TX5. The Vertix is easier for me to shoot at the same poundage(low), as a complete beginner shooter. Younger fitter dude here who would like to think I could pull them all back at 70ish. We'll see. Whatever is the best, is what I want. Thanks again.
Ordered my triax in jan 2017. Recived it in march. Now in 2019 you come out with the vertix. Dam you Mathews. I gots to get me one.
Want to bye mine brand new in ridge reaper forest? With a 75 pound mod 28 inch draw length.
@JustinBieber having a hard time with ata... wish I would of got the traverse. If you really want too know? As in I have the vertix if u miss understand what I was asking
@@keld6539 how much?
Best review I’ve seen so far. I’m picking mine up tomorrow!
Do you think you could do a review on the traverse?
I can’t wait to try it out.
Looks like you just left cabelas with your clothing/ boots. Not seeing mud or blood.
You said you didn't care about cams or draw cycle then proceeded to high light them...
Hi Pat. Try a stabilizer 10" -12" if you're struggling with hand torque. They can do magic!!!
Can you still adjust draw weight using bow press? Or do you have to use the cam mods?
Essentially the limbs are #75 draw weight, and the modules regulates the weight you use (60, 65, 70 or 75 punds), the let off (either 80% or 85%) and the draw lenght (from 26" to 30.5"). You need modules for each combination, but don't need to replace limbs or to use a bow press to try different configuratios (again, as long as you get the modules for). Shame that most of the current module production is essentially sold until the end of January to serve full bows, but probably will be easy to get from February and later.
The only downfall to the new mod system is that if you want to go from a 70lbs mod and lower your draw weight down to a 63 by adjusting the limb bolt, you will notice your bow string becomes really loose. I would suggest changing your mods to a 65lbs mod. They only cost about $30. This will also help improve accuracy.
@@jfgrigs1288 maybe for a 1970 model bow, that statement isnt true of todays bows
Great review I like Real World stuff
why on earth you guys want to point your fingers forward on your grip hand, just relax the damn hand. you are introducing stress into your grip. clentch your first and relax .. thats the grip
Mind yo own business
Why are you complaining about other people’s way of holding a grip? Relax dude worry about yourself some people like it some don’t smh 🤦♂️
Because hes *Hardcore*
Looks like a good tress stand bow. I would like to see some long range shots with it. Thanks for the video
Mathews isn’t the first bow to be able to adjust poundage via the cam... Martin archery did this in previous years.... but Mathews say there the first to do this lol
Draw cycle "equal to the no cam" HA!!! I went to the bow shop with intentions of buying this bow but the draw cycle was terrible.
Yes u don’t need a 1000$ bow to put meat on the table. Is a 1000$ bow great? Yes. But you don’t need it. I have the RX1 so I have no room to talk
I wonder why people even buy sitka camo. It’s about as good of a camouflage as ABU camo. I got it on my Halon 32 and loved it for about a week, but I thoroughly regret that decision now. It’s almost as if the camo glows white against a forrest background.
G webster You’re wrong, as deer see some colors and turkey see better than we do in terms of color and depth perception. You keep it real though my friend.
@@brentcurry9698 I had deer walking all over me at 20 yards today in head to toe elevated II, and they didn't seem to mind. This particular sit, I was actually inside of a blind, So the contrast was significantly more pronounced. Camouflage is just like our bows and everything else we do, extremely personal. But I have used a complete sitka system for 2 seasons here and I have never found anything as well designed , warm, and comfortable as sitka. To me it's worth the price and I genuinely don't think I could list a complaint other than the obvious cost. Also, I hunt in mississippi, So we still have a significant amount of greens to go along with the browns and basically no whites, and the elevated pattern has always seemed to work well to conceal me.... I'm pretty sure we could all wear a trash bag, as long as we just don't move , keep our scent in check( as much as possible) , and play the wind accordingly. Anyway, just thought I would share my thoughts. I used to feel the same way you do about the brand, I literally live 15 minutes from where mossy oak was created and have a family member who was a vice president of M.O. marketing for 15 years, So I've always used nothing but bottom land, break up, and shadow grass.
Can you get bigger cams? I feel like they aren't big enough.
Cody Gorman I was too! But not every shot maybe say 3 or 4 out of 10 shots.. kind of weird still haven’t really figured it out.. although the last couple times I’ve shot it, it’s gotten a lot better. Don’t know if it had to “break in”.. experiencing same thing though for sure. Keep me posted
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Gostei muito do vídeo apenas eu não entendo muito bem o inglês mas sempre tou olhando seus vídeos. Brasil 🇧🇷
Hardcore bow hunter that shoots 1.5yr old buck? Lol
Looks like a baited site as well. Maybe legal in that state, but this is not hunting.
On our property, someone shoots a buck that size your ass would be gone
@@jerrylassiter6443 In the south that is about as big as they get.
😂
*hardcore* ...... sits in tree
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good review but let that buck grow , why you out here shooting bambi, shoot a doe if your goin for food on the table