love his vids... this man just tries to brake down as much information as you possibly never going to get anywhere else, and he does it very well, absolutelly best choice informative videos out there...
@@theamazinggoldfish8713 exact same one, Evo NXT 31. Shoots great. Very comfortable and accurate. Draws smoothly and very solid back wall. I don't have a lot of experience so I don't have a lot to compare it to. But I'm very happy
Bear Foot Bowhunter I hadn’t even planned on trying PSE but figured with spending an good amount of money on a bow I’d try a few. One of the guys at the shop asked me to try the 33 I did and loved it he said I should try the 35 I’m 6’4” 30” draw. I over the VXR but the PSE just felt better to me more dead in hand and sound a little quieter... not sure if it is but it’s also about feel it just fit
Steven, whenever you do a review on the NXT 35 it would be nice to see how the bow shoots with the lett-off set at 80%. Thanks so much. Your reviews are the best!
Looking forward to a review of the mach 1 when you get it / if you get one . Depending on what you think my make decide to get my first pse but certainly like the look and idea of the mach 1
I purchased the NXT 31 for two reasons. (1st) my draw length is slightly over 26ish and the NXT 33 starts off at 26.5". (2nd) is the weight. I wanted the 35 with the se cam (DL-25.5-31") but the NXT 31" was a little heavy for me. Used to it now and even with just an 8" stabilizer the groupings are tight. This bow was actually a little scary to me at first due to its speed & stealth. I will NEVER sell this bow, it's a lifer !!!
Think I need one with 80% and find release i can learn to use [been shooting fingers for 40 years and its time to convert so i can shoot one of the short speed bows]...really got me thinking and excited. These are so fast I could drop my poundage down to 55 and have a sweet-shooting deer killer, out to 40 yards...Steve..whatcha think
Hi there, great reviews on the new evo bows. Does either of the 31 or 33 come in left handed? Just can’t seem to find that anywhere. Thanks and keep up the good work
That knife is going to look nice next to aluminum rifle stock they released last year, in some dark corner of shipping department covered by dust and dead insects.
Steven really enjoy your videos. I noticed in this video your bow arm was very straight. I also watched the videos on the Evo NTN and your left Arnhem had a pronounced bend. Was the DL,not to your specs?
Hey there, just looking for some help. I have replaced the 70 pound limbs with the 80 pound limbs. But as the limbs have numbers on them (139,137,134,135) I was wanting to know the order they should be on? Which number for top left, top right etc. I emailed PSE months ago, no reply. Can anyone help? Cheers
The good news is that the PSE EVO NXT lineup is more silent and deader in hand than the Evolve and Evoke lineups, thanx to the adoption of more paralel limb placement and larger brace height, and that albeit the declared IBO speeds are lower, the real speeds overperform and are specially good with heavy arrows. The bad news is that PSE removed the cages from the riser in the Evoke just to cut production costs (a caged riser requires more time to cnc and also larger ingots of aluminum); this is pretty evident due they removed all their caged models from their pro series lineup (is very rare for a bow manufacture to remove a model after a single year of sales) except the Expedite. To compensate potential loss of stiffness they made the riser more thick, which ended in more weigth, which in this particular 31" model is very close to the Mathews Triax. PSE said that the EVO NXT bows are more focused in smoothness (which really never was a problem with the Evolve cam), and I think that they are good bows, but since the price is the same and arguably are cheaper to produce, I don't think that owners of Evolves and Evokes would feel too compelling to jump to the NXT. This year Bear added variable draw length to their lineup with the EKO cams to the Status and Divergent, and is rumored that both the new Bowtech and Elite hunting bows will have cams with variable draw length and cam slide without a bow press (models which will be released in the next 3 weeks), so if neither Hoyt or Mathews or Prime (which also will reveal new models in that timeframe) achieve to make large innovations in their new products, seems that this year the fight for the best hunting compound will be decided between Bowtech and Elite.
@@teamflanneloutdoors5631 I've read that in 2018 PSE outpaced Hoyt and Mathews in business volume so yeah, they are a lot bigger and more sucessful that Elite. Which is irrelevant for the topic. The Evolve cam is a fantastic design, in terms of versatility, smoothness and performance, but PSE has been using it for 3-4 years and looking it from the fence the main theme of the 2020 lineup seems to be costs savings and increasing the profit x sale (less colors available to streamline the production, removal of caged risers which are expensive to produce, etc). There's nothing bad about it but there's no reason to try to sugar coat it under excuses. Their best new model is probably the Match 1 due the enhancements in the grip design and the lightweigth compared against the competence.
Personally I didn't like Evoke line of bows, and I loved original Evolve. Looks like nobody did like them or PSE wouldn't drop them after one year in production. Didn't shoot any of the EVO NXT line yet, but I'm guessing they are closer to original Evolve feel. Prime is adding rotating modules to their new bows.
Anxiously awaiting the 35 review. Is it better than my 16’ Phenom DC? The numbers are eerily similar, and I shoot that bow well for hunting whitetail deer, just wish it was a skosh quicker.
You do realize game don't see certain colors? And that modern camouflage is a bit of a scam right? Kind of like new fishing lures...marketed to catch the hunter, not the hunted...
TheIngoBeck AND with that said, I removed the logo’s from my last PSE- looks SO much cleaner with no corporate logos. I know it’s a PSE, don’t need to worry if my neighbors in the next county can see it’s a PSE...
So they sell unmarked or blind marked lims ? What speed could i expect to see at 80-85% let off ? How dose this bow compair tothe mathews vxr 28 to shoot ?
I think it is marketing techniques about the whole speed thing because most bows have always kinda come in little under ibo. Now this bow is over ibo and everyone is going to be making a big deal about it. Always like your videos thanks for entertainment.
Love your reviews but I get confused with the draw length adjustable module. As you decrease draw length does that mean you're losing the efficiency of the cams? Meaning the length of the string gets shorter due to shorter draw length which will affect the draw curve? Or the vam stops short of its usage. Thanks if you can clarify that for me.
Doug B misunderstood your question, YES adjustable DL without a press. Very handy, all bows should have this! I experimented with 1/2” increments both ways to ensure my measured DL was actually where I shot best.
@@teamflanneloutdoors5631 so did it shorten the string hence efficiency of the bow? Cam draw curve is affected I assume? Especially if it's on the same cam.
Why is it that the archery Industry uses Ibo specs when maybe 10% of the people are really into Ibo. It does an injustice to us as target archers or hunters you know normal people. I think we need to go back to AMO standards something a little more realistic like #60 pounds 29" And maybe something like 8 or 9 grains per pound. That is more in the realm of what 90% of the people do anyone who shoots 5 grains per pound in a hunting situation is just asking for problems.
love his vids... this man just tries to brake down as much information as you possibly never going to get anywhere else, and he does it very well, absolutelly best choice informative videos out there...
Reviews Steven is referencing are from Inside Out Precision, he did 31" and 33" EVO NXT and MACH 1
I bought this bow nearly 100% because of your review. Thanks!
Do you have it now? What # - module? How does it fire/how do you like it?
@@theamazinggoldfish8713 exact same one, Evo NXT 31. Shoots great. Very comfortable and accurate. Draws smoothly and very solid back wall. I don't have a lot of experience so I don't have a lot to compare it to. But I'm very happy
I bought the 35” after trying VXR, Traverse, Revolt and a few others. For me, no comparison loved this bow!!!!
Hi mate what made you pick the nxt over the vxr ?
Bear Foot Bowhunter I hadn’t even planned on trying PSE but figured with spending an good amount of money on a bow I’d try a few. One of the guys at the shop asked me to try the 33 I did and loved it he said I should try the 35 I’m 6’4” 30” draw. I over the VXR but the PSE just felt better to me more dead in hand and sound a little quieter... not sure if it is but it’s also about feel it just fit
@@Tierfunoperator Fantastic
Steven, whenever you do a review on the NXT 35 it would be nice to see how the bow shoots with the lett-off set at 80%. Thanks so much. Your reviews are the best!
Christopher Faber I bought the 35 love it
But 80% let off with what # limb, and adjusted to........? PSE so many options.
Good job PSE. Thanks for the review Steven!
Looking forward to a review of the mach 1 when you get it / if you get one . Depending on what you think my make decide to get my first pse but certainly like the look and idea of the mach 1
First Lite Fusion camo, proprietary pattern for an upscale apparel manufacturer, very popular in the US
I wanna see the knife thru the chronograph... 😂
Good one
Lets get that 33" NXT ripped open and tested.
Looking forward to your PSE Mach 1 review...
I purchased the NXT 31 for two reasons. (1st) my draw length is slightly over 26ish and the NXT 33 starts off at 26.5". (2nd) is the weight. I wanted the 35 with the se cam (DL-25.5-31") but the NXT 31" was a little heavy for me. Used to it now and even with just an 8" stabilizer the groupings are tight. This bow was actually a little scary to me at first due to its speed & stealth. I will NEVER sell this bow, it's a lifer !!!
The evo nxt 33 has the best draw but the 31,33 and the Mach 1 are a Huge improvement and really make that Evolve cam shine.
Hey good video as always would really love to see you shooting the same bow with the high speed cams to see how much of a difference it really is
Thank you for reviewing that compound bow. ☺ ☺
Think I need one with 80% and find release i can learn to use [been shooting fingers for 40 years and its time to convert so i can shoot one of the short speed bows]...really got me thinking and excited. These are so fast I could drop my poundage down to 55 and have a sweet-shooting deer killer, out to 40 yards...Steve..whatcha think
Can you review the Hoyt Invicta?
Reminds me of the Halon (One of my favorite bows of all time)
Great review Steve nice looking bow 👍🏹🏹
If everybody reviewed everything on TH-cam like you do, TH-cam would be far better off.
Was interested in this bow before I saw him draw it and say it gets real stiff about 5-6 inches in. Not into struggling to draw a bow anymore.
I feel PSE is pretty honest about its speeds. I might have to pick one up.......
Hi there, great reviews on the new evo bows. Does either of the 31 or 33 come in left handed? Just can’t seem to find that anywhere.
Thanks and keep up the good work
That knife is going to look nice next to aluminum rifle stock they released last year, in some dark corner of shipping department covered by dust and dead insects.
Steven really enjoy your videos. I noticed in this video your bow arm was very straight. I also watched the videos on the Evo NTN and your left Arnhem had a pronounced bend. Was the DL,not to your specs?
Great review Steve. Convinced me to buy one 😂
Fusion camo is actually really popular
Man, I'm looking to buy one of these but you only have them in right handed on the website? I need a lefty option!
Hey there, just looking for some help. I have replaced the 70 pound limbs with the 80 pound limbs. But as the limbs have numbers on them (139,137,134,135) I was wanting to know the order they should be on? Which number for top left, top right etc. I emailed PSE months ago, no reply. Can anyone help? Cheers
The good news is that the PSE EVO NXT lineup is more silent and deader in hand than the Evolve and Evoke lineups, thanx to the adoption of more paralel limb placement and larger brace height, and that albeit the declared IBO speeds are lower, the real speeds overperform and are specially good with heavy arrows. The bad news is that PSE removed the cages from the riser in the Evoke just to cut production costs (a caged riser requires more time to cnc and also larger ingots of aluminum); this is pretty evident due they removed all their caged models from their pro series lineup (is very rare for a bow manufacture to remove a model after a single year of sales) except the Expedite. To compensate potential loss of stiffness they made the riser more thick, which ended in more weigth, which in this particular 31" model is very close to the Mathews Triax.
PSE said that the EVO NXT bows are more focused in smoothness (which really never was a problem with the Evolve cam), and I think that they are good bows, but since the price is the same and arguably are cheaper to produce, I don't think that owners of Evolves and Evokes would feel too compelling to jump to the NXT. This year Bear added variable draw length to their lineup with the EKO cams to the Status and Divergent, and is rumored that both the new Bowtech and Elite hunting bows will have cams with variable draw length and cam slide without a bow press (models which will be released in the next 3 weeks), so if neither Hoyt or Mathews or Prime (which also will reveal new models in that timeframe) achieve to make large innovations in their new products, seems that this year the fight for the best hunting compound will be decided between Bowtech and Elite.
Elite is struggling.
PSE made new bows with Elite characteristics, smooth, forgiving, slow(er), and you're complaining.
@@teamflanneloutdoors5631 I've read that in 2018 PSE outpaced Hoyt and Mathews in business volume so yeah, they are a lot bigger and more sucessful that Elite. Which is irrelevant for the topic. The Evolve cam is a fantastic design, in terms of versatility, smoothness and performance, but PSE has been using it for 3-4 years and looking it from the fence the main theme of the 2020 lineup seems to be costs savings and increasing the profit x sale (less colors available to streamline the production, removal of caged risers which are expensive to produce, etc). There's nothing bad about it but there's no reason to try to sugar coat it under excuses. Their best new model is probably the Match 1 due the enhancements in the grip design and the lightweigth compared against the competence.
Personally I didn't like Evoke line of bows, and I loved original Evolve. Looks like nobody did like them or PSE wouldn't drop them after one year in production. Didn't shoot any of the EVO NXT line yet, but I'm guessing they are closer to original Evolve feel.
Prime is adding rotating modules to their new bows.
Anxiously awaiting the 35 review. Is it better than my 16’ Phenom DC? The numbers are eerily similar, and I shoot that bow well for hunting whitetail deer, just wish it was a skosh quicker.
Why were the cams making so much noise
Good video man but could you do a video on the Hoyt Nitrux?
Got it in my head that i want one :)
Why make a cameo bow, then slap great big red and white writing on the limbs?
You do realize game don't see certain colors? And that modern camouflage is a bit of a scam right? Kind of like new fishing lures...marketed to catch the hunter, not the hunted...
It's easy to get the lettering off without damaging the bow finish.
I agree - not so much about what the animals see but what you mates think of your new bow.
TheIngoBeck AND with that said, I removed the logo’s from my last PSE- looks SO much cleaner with no corporate logos. I know it’s a PSE, don’t need to worry if my neighbors in the next county can see it’s a PSE...
So they sell unmarked or blind marked lims ? What speed could i expect to see at 80-85% let off ? How dose this bow compair tothe mathews vxr 28 to shoot ?
Wow! Nice review. :D
I think it is marketing techniques about the whole speed thing because most bows have always kinda come in little under ibo. Now this bow is over ibo and everyone is going to be making a big deal about it. Always like your videos thanks for entertainment.
I agree with you. It was really clever marketing by PSE and its working because everyone is talking about how they are way faster than advertised.
What quiver would you put on the bow? Just got the bow.
They fix the creaking mods issue yet?
Love your reviews but I get confused with the draw length adjustable module. As you decrease draw length does that mean you're losing the efficiency of the cams? Meaning the length of the string gets shorter due to shorter draw length which will affect the draw curve? Or the vam stops short of its usage. Thanks if you can clarify that for me.
Doesn't matter if DL is adjustable or you have to buy mods.
So there's no adjustment on the cam for draw length? Moving the screws to different letters?
Doug B misunderstood your question, YES adjustable DL without a press.
Very handy, all bows should have this! I experimented with 1/2” increments both ways to ensure my measured DL was actually where I shot best.
@@teamflanneloutdoors5631 so did it shorten the string hence efficiency of the bow? Cam draw curve is affected I assume? Especially if it's on the same cam.
Shorter draw length = shorter power stroke. So the arrow ends up moving slower since the bow has less string travel to accelerate the arrow.
Hey Steven, I was wondering if you guys still had that Oneida kestrel in stock, if you do please let me know.
no
Archery Supplies damn, thanks Steven, that bow is like hens teeth now, really hard to one for sale anywhere.
It’s not meant to be a slow bow. It’s meant to be an honest bow
Why is it that the archery Industry uses Ibo specs when maybe 10% of the people are really into Ibo. It does an injustice to us as target archers or hunters you know normal people. I think we need to go back to AMO standards something a little more realistic like #60 pounds 29" And maybe something like 8 or 9 grains per pound. That is more in the realm of what 90% of the people do anyone who shoots 5 grains per pound in a hunting situation is just asking for problems.
50lb bow.
I like his videos but I think that he is veeeerrryyyyy pse bias!!!!! They are good bows but he has never said a bad word lol
There's no way a 60lb bow is shooting 310fps
Seems like PSE can't physically make a bow with draw length higher than 30.5"
Степанюк Максим they make a few that go to 32 the NXT 35 LD carbon air stealth 35 ec drive xl all do
@@chuckiewestmoreland3353 Don't forget Beast
First
PSE should stick to what they know best. That knife looked horrible.
What's to hate about a full tang, damascus blade, nice handles and well made. Love it (:
yet so many people have asked for that knife.
@@ArcherySuppliesLonsdale Well, in my opinion that knife looks cheap.
@@incorporeal3793 apparently no one cares