I really am seriously glad I have my 30 years in the archery hobby and gained the experience that I have, I've blown/spent a lot of money in the way by, but with the many bows there are, I approach archery with the thought in mind of the great variety of what there is, at least I can say I have my choice picks
The Levitate was weird to me... The Draw cycle is absolute horse radish & feels as odd as how the cams shape looks..... It holds crazily very well - almost feels as if the limb pockets disappear or something...... The shot had more vibes to it than I expected but, the overall feel of the bow wasn't bad.... Reviews should be at 80% letoff - some big game states have regulations on percentage. I had my bow checked this year from a Colorado CPW & he said 80 was the limit. After shooting all the bows this year - The Bear Whitetail Legend Pro is what stood out to me. Unbelievable that bow is only $550
Thanks for that video! Could you please tell me the color of the bow? When i'm looking online, I have a hard time telling the difference between the black color (which look dark grey) and the charcoal (which looks a bit lighter grey). Thanks a lot!
This bow was our #1 priority for 2022 and then we shot it. At our draw lengths of 30.5-31.5" we were disappointed with the cycle and vibration at 70#. Sounds like shorter draw guys seem to like it, definitely a great looking bow.
I sold my mach 1 and bought a levitate. I would have been totally happy keeping my mach 1, but it kind of fell together. If you are content with the mach 1 I would not say its worth it to upgrade based off the differences personally. However they are both fantastic. If you like the mach 1 the Levitate will do the same and more. Hope that helps!
@@Gritzzir Thanks! That helps a lot! It's reduced FOMO a good bit! Ha! I'm still interested in the Levitate, but now I don't feel any urgency about what to do with my Mach 1.
don't push your step dad to draw heavy all kinds of people can pull 90 lbs (pretty much every decently strong looking adult male that shoots and hits the gym can pull at least 80 lbs), but few do because it will tend to make you shoot not as well and also set you up for injuries....plus with today's bows it simply isn't needed
Yeah I told him don’t do it I’m just saying he can. I tried to tell him 70 is plenty and he can draw 80 perfectly correctly. For 90 he has to compromise a little bit
Got mine in 80, and it hammers, I love it! anyone thinking about these, don't hesitate to go try it. Fantastic shooting bow for the specs.
I really am seriously glad I have my 30 years in the archery hobby and gained the experience that I have, I've blown/spent a lot of money in the way by, but with the many bows there are, I approach archery with the thought in mind of the great variety of what there is, at least I can say I have my choice picks
That’s one of the best looking bows on the market. The new RX-7 looks similar, much improved aesthetics from the RX-5.
Hey I got the rx5 I love it buddy😊
Been looking forward to this one!
Awesome review! Really wanting this bow!
About time!! Been waiting
I so want to know the speed difference between the E2 cam at 27.5 DL vs the S2 Cam at 27.5 DL stuck between the two
right on, thank you
Can’t wait to get mine !!!!
Thanks for doing this video been waiting for it. I have a Mach 1 and really like it, been eyeing this bow, now if I can find one in LH 😆
They had a green one in LH at Lancaster archery 2 days ago
Great review . Cheers
Wish I could afford one of these! Lol. I have a stealth Mach 1 and I love it.
FINALLY!!!!!
Greaat video
Waiting hopefully any day a phone call from the Bowrack that mines in stock that was ordered!! Fingers 🤞 🤞🤞🤞
The Levitate was weird to me... The Draw cycle is absolute horse radish & feels as odd as how the cams shape looks..... It holds crazily very well - almost feels as if the limb pockets disappear or something...... The shot had more vibes to it than I expected but, the overall feel of the bow wasn't bad.... Reviews should be at 80% letoff - some big game states have regulations on percentage. I had my bow checked this year from a Colorado CPW & he said 80 was the limit.
After shooting all the bows this year - The Bear Whitetail Legend Pro is what stood out to me. Unbelievable that bow is only $550
Thanks for that video!
Could you please tell me the color of the bow?
When i'm looking online, I have a hard time telling the difference between the black color (which look dark grey) and the charcoal (which looks a bit lighter grey).
Thanks a lot!
Where is best place to put limn savers on these?
ngl, it's a sexy bow. don't care about the performance as much as the looks. gotta look good you know :)
This bow was our #1 priority for 2022 and then we shot it. At our draw lengths of 30.5-31.5" we were disappointed with the cycle and vibration at 70#. Sounds like shorter draw guys seem to like it, definitely a great looking bow.
What do you think a fast light bow is gonna feel like 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love my omen, but shoulda got a levitate lol
Are you going to one with the shorter draw length, like 26, 27 with the levitate
No just this one
Does it really feel that much better than the Mach 1? I don't really see enough difference to justify the price.
I sold my mach 1 and bought a levitate. I would have been totally happy keeping my mach 1, but it kind of fell together. If you are content with the mach 1 I would not say its worth it to upgrade based off the differences personally. However they are both fantastic. If you like the mach 1 the Levitate will do the same and more. Hope that helps!
@@Gritzzir Thanks! That helps a lot! It's reduced FOMO a good bit! Ha! I'm still interested in the Levitate, but now I don't feel any urgency about what to do with my Mach 1.
Great review
Are those cotton balls on his ears?
Pass
Mine is 6fps faster (303) as my Mach 1, same weight and same arrows 70#, 29.5" and 455 gr arrows
Imagine buying a bow thats 6fps faster than your previous, when a bow with even HALF of either of your bows fps is more than enough.
@@puregameplay7916 Imagine not hating on somebody for being happy with their new bow.
I would be interested in 80 pounds ..
Bam!!!! This video made my day.... and the video hasn't even started because of the adds
Just use adblock and you never need to wait again ;)
Adblocker bruh
How do you use add block? Lol
I want to get my step dad into archery he can pull 90lbs and he has a 31.5 inch draw length I can get him to a 450 grain arrow imagine that speed.
don't push your step dad to draw heavy
all kinds of people can pull 90 lbs (pretty much every decently strong looking adult male that shoots and hits the gym can pull at least 80 lbs), but few do because it will tend to make you shoot not as well and also set you up for injuries....plus with today's bows it simply isn't needed
just because he can, doesn't mean he should...
and good luck finding arrows stiff enough to handle those specs
Yeah I told him don’t do it I’m just saying he can. I tried to tell him 70 is plenty and he can draw 80 perfectly correctly. For 90 he has to compromise a little bit
I also won’t let him do 90 cause I can’t get it to tune. I can get 86 max to tune