-Speed Test- Mathews Phase 4, Hoyt Carbon RX-7 Ultra, Bowtech Carbon One and Bowtech SS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2024
- Heavy arrows went super fast
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0:00 Intro
1:24 Mathews Phase 4
7:05 Bowtech Carbon One
10:55 Bowtech SS 34
14:48 Hoyt Carbon RX-7 Ultra - กีฬา
Great video and review. There are so many people stepping into doing video's like this but your quality shines, in large part because you are mic'd up. Your voice is clear and crisp, easy to understand, just that one tool enhances the quality of the video dramatically. Couldn't smash that thumbs up enough!
Great video. Good info. Hopefully, this helps some guys with their decisions if they are on the market for a new bow. I like how you test these bows on their heavier offerings at 30 or more inches of draw. Very helpful. Keep it up!
I hope it helps
My first time watching your videos. Very honest reviews, and delivered well.
Thank you sir 🤙🏾
Great review mate and honest well done 👍🏹
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One thing to remember is this guy is in better shape than 99% of the everyday archer so his feeling of draw force isn’t going to be like the average person. But, he will be 100% honest.
I miss the old days of seeing a draw curve that was made with real data instead of every youtuber saying "wow its smooth"
i wouldn’t say 99% lol
True. Although I’ve seen some tiny guys out pull everyone else. Archery muscles are weird.
@@D_Boone form!! I struggled pulling around 70 for yrs and was constantly tweaking my shoulder. Starting working on my form and draw and can easily pull high 70s while practicing with no soreness or tweaks. He has good form with the 90 degree elbow. It feels awkward until you get use to it. But definitely helps pull more
This was, in fact, the first time I’ve watched one of your videos.
Thanks for watching 🤙🏾
He does some very good & informative videos. Got some great techniques on stuff.
I'm currently v3 Matthew's guy. Will test bowtech. My son has my hoyt Katera, great bow. I think Phase was most quiet but v3 is crazy quiet too! Thx for your review.
I’ve had the same Martin Jaguar for 20 years and it has been a great bow other than it’s very touchy when you go to let it down. I’m thinking about the Mathew’s vx3 but I also am a Hoyt fan. Great video and I just subbed.
Im leaning towards that ss34. Great review! Thank you
Glad I could help!
Man I shot it three times and fell in love with the ss34 I believe it's the best phone on the market right now have I tried of all no I haven't I'm going back to shoot some more this weekend I got the videos coming
Great video man, audio is 🔥🔥🔥
Just trying to be like y’all when I grow up 😂😂😂
@@PrivilegedBowhunter let's make a collab happen sometime 👍
@@BowDisciples I just hit you up on IG
The holding weight on the Bowtechs were half of the Hoyts so they were probably on comfort setting. Would get about 10ft faster speed on performance. Little harsher draw but smoother than hoyt anyway. Nice review. Keep em comming.
"In a staring contest with an Axis deer"...this guy gets me! 😂
Just subscribed!
Idk about the RX7 but there’s a video with sound testing with a decibel meter along with a chrono and the VTM34 was actually quieter and faster than the Phase 4 with majority of the arrows especially the arrows of a hunting weight.both bows were 70lbs 30” draw and 80% let off
Have the traverse and the v3. The traverse has been my main since bought new the first year they came out. . Bought the V3 31 for ground blind and back up (shot two sets of earrings out of my traverse). Brought them both with me when I went to shoot the phase 4. shot all three back to back They all felt the same. Then shot the Rx7 Ultra. Left with Ultra. traverse and v3 are back up bows now. Cool video even though the bows are not close to same specs good info.
I love the vtm it felt really good really good but I ended up with the BowTech ss34
Best review on YT. Just subbed/liked and rang the bell. 🫡
🙏🏾 thank you
Thanks for the video.
My pleasure 🙏🏾
Not sure if I missed a detail on draw length but the SS34 at 70.5# was getting same speed with a 600 grain arrow on the phase 4 at >77#? That's definitely interesting!
Draw length was 31.5 only a quarter inch longer than the P4. Def interesting
@@PrivilegedBowhunter was bowtech on comfort or performance? If performance kind of makes sense...you make them all look so easy to draw mate, hard for us weaklings to know🤣
I'm telling everybody man that ss34 is where it's at
Still shooting the traverse but only because I'm not the sort to upgrade often. I don't begrudge those that do. I think I'll pick up a used v3x 33 when I feel like upgrading. I really enjoy your videos mate. 600 grains at 269fps?? That's massive energy!!
I'm in the same boat as you. Have a Traverse and a Traverse with Wake limbs. I'll hold out for a used v3x 33 as well.
Probably smart tbh, my V3X probably feels like a Traverse with an 80lb draw.
I lost my Traverse because I'm a moron....anyways that aside, it was IMHO the best bow Mathews has put out in quite some time. I shot the V3X 33 and it has ALL of the features the Traverse has and then more. I too, will be waiting on a used V3X.
Also of note... the speed was within +/- 3 fps on both the V3X & Traverse.
have a traverse also still love it havent shot the new bows but so far nothing has budged me over the years from buying a new one
Gonna stick with my V3X 29 this year..thx for the info with the more weight as mine is 78 pounds God Bless buddy
Makes sense, it’s the same bow just a little more quiet
My 60+ year old shoulders hurt just watching, but I liked the No-sound of the Mathews
Just found your channel! Still rocking a VXR 31.5 looking at the new bows and haven’t been able to shoot them all. What’s your favorite bow for 2022/2023?
So far it’s the Phase 4, although I prefer my V3X tbh.
@@PrivilegedBowhunter V3X and RX7 ultra is on my shortlist
I cannot do the dump into the back wall on the Mathews they're a damn good bow but I just can't do that dumped into the back wall when I can move my draw stop board on ss34 and get 17 lb holding weight tightening up the string tension at full draw just in case you are in the Heat of the Moment and you put too much pressure with your nose if this helps performance
Loved the video, but man. Where you get that shirt. Love it man. Keep on being real
Thanks man, it’s a company called Active Faith 🤙🏾
I don't know if anybody has said this yet or not but you got some real humming in your mic
Hey bud thanks for your video new to your channel i am a only 5 foot 8 but have a 29 draw and if i could i would have one of each lol.
Right on🤙🏾
Love the shirt bro , where can I get one ?
I shot that exact phase 4…its more quiet, smooth draw, and dead in hand than my V3….put in an order right away😅
Nice 🤙🏾
Hoyt Z1S is the hot bow this year
I use a 426 grain fixed blade headed arrow out of 62 # at 28”. I’ve never not had a pass thru in the last 4 years except on a huge 250#+ boar. But the head was sticking out the far side. 264 fps.
That’s a legit setup there 🤌🏾
I bet that head of yours is shaving hair like crazy! Might be why you're getting good penetration. May i ask what bow are you shooting?
Don't worry. Ranch Fairy uses 600+ grains and don't get pass thrus on hogs.
Tim wells killed a black bear with a 80 grain blow dart. Shot placement is always key.
@@theincredible9168 good point, Tim also killed a hog with the blow dart
@George Washington It's all in shot placement.
The D-loop on that bow is tied in backward
Ezekiel choke????
Winged wheel and compound bows are excellent examples of hard work with a focus on efficiency!!!!
Phase 4 is nice but not enough for me to switch , going keep my V3X 29 75# for hunting and my V3X 33 60# for target. I hope next year we get a carbon Mathews bow.
Bro that would be legit
Phase4 arrow spine? 75 lbs, 160 point weight, 28" long. Whats your opinion, 300 spine?
What are you running for point weight? Including the insert if it’s weighted
28 carbon to carbon?
Great shirt
Thank you
Mathews was nice. Quietest I think
Did you try the ss34 on performance?
That was performance
Shot the phase 4 29 today. Aside from being quiet not impressed. At my specs 27.5 in dl, 75 lbs it dumped hard which surprised me. It also wasnt dead in the hand like advertised. It wasn't bad by any means but my revolt x is almost as quiet and just as dead if not better and is miles ahead being more comfortable to shoot. Can't even say it was a speed demon either. At the same specs my revolt x80 was 2 fps slower on comfort so it would be faster on performance and it would be slower than my pse xf 33 at 70 lbs. I dont get the hype, at all. Because its a tad quieter? I can mount my sight in the riser and buy their ridiculously priced stabelizers? I will say this, they have some damn fine marketing the best in the industry but IN MY OPINION theres a few manufacturers making bows that are just overall better shooting experiences.
The bowtech ss34 is the best ALL AROUND bow ever made... for hunting and tourney shooting
Like the shirt.
Was the bowtechs in comfort or performance?
Performance
It's income for you know they're not switching that
They do not come stock off-the-shelf on performance they come stock off the shelf on Comfort I just got mine 2 weeks ago not just that but if you think about it logically they're going to put it on Comfort because they want people to feel how smooth it really is great review bro
Bocek here
I love watching your videos bro. I shoot bear whitetail legend pro.
Thanks for supporting 🙌🏾
There's no way that that SS is only holding 9.5 on comfort
All of the bows are great nowadays but for my money I'm going with technology BowTech
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100%
New sub, great video
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Should of included the elite Omnia
I'll take the RX7 all day every day best draw cycle, the Mathews draw a half inch long tested
That's the truth and they won't tell you the truth through length of their strings you got it know somebody that knows something to get the link to their strengths I built to sit exactly to their respect and they come out way too long
Just got to Oahu going to the island archer tomorrow I brought my monster safari I’ll be working in Maui holler at me I’ll be working here for a few months I’m a big hog hunter in Texas
Hit me up on IG bro
To me the Bow tech was the quietest.
The Hoyt goes to 80? Right. Hey should
All be the same draw weight. 🍎 🍏
0:20 🤙🏾
Hahaha this was my first video of yours lol
Thank you for watching 🙌🏾
@@PrivilegedBowhunter 100% get info you got anew subscriber
Mathew's silent and deadly brother I shoot V3 31
I’m sure being from Michigan a fellow Michigander you know who Chris Bee is. You actually draw your bow correctly and I saw Cameron didn’t. Chris does a bow drawing instructional video on TH-cam.
As a bowhunter the only thing that matters is that he’s making quick and humane kills.
On the speed aspect the ultra Rx 7 is not as fast as the RX 7 the Rx 7 speed should be a more apples to apples test against Mathews and the rest of them.. just saying, good review though..
compare them to the Athens Elevate.. Unless you're scared
Send me one
I understand a heavy arrow is quiet. But if you are having problems with axis deer jumping your string why would you go so slow and heavy with your arrow build. That’s just allowing more time for the animal to move. Makes zero sense to me.
My bow sends a 600 grain arrow 280fps so I have more than enough speed. I need a quiet arrow and quiet bow so that the deer don’t flinch as hard at the sound. These axis deer are so fast that 300 fps wouldn’t be fast enough to beat them.
Bro i killed whitetail with a 363 grain arrow this year i am shooting a 425 grain 300 spine airstrike right at 300fps outta my rx7 i dont see the need in going over 450 grains tbh speed isnt everything but accuracy should be over your heaviness imo
How is accuracy factoring into your statement for arrow weight?
@@dansiemen pin gap. If you range a deer at 30 yards and it steps 3 yards further away from you im gonna smoke it with that 425 grain arrow because 30 yards to 33 yards isnt much of a difference when shooting 300fps but the fairies out there shooting their 650 grain lawn dart at 260fps their arrow is going to drop 6 inches and miss low. Im not saying its oess accurate really but it does open the door a little wider for human error. And a 400 to 460 grain arrow has more than enough penetration to kill anything in North America with the proper shot placement.
@@tylerharty5537 I understand your point, but just because a arrow is heavy, does not make it inherently inaccurate. Every point you used has to do with the archer. Weight alone doesn’t promise a pass through. If you’re shooting a large expandable, and you strike some kind of bone, that expandable is causing more friction, and grabbing more material, hence causing a large amount of energy loss. People fail to understand the point of a heavier arrow setup. It’s not so that you can aim at a scapula, or humerus, it’s in case something goes wrong and you happen to hit one of those bones. You can put a 300gr arrow through guts and get a perfect pass through. I do shoot a heavy arrow, but I have always shot heavy. I have a 30.5” draw so my setup is automatically going to be heavier. In the past three years, I have shot around 20 deer and I have yet to miss at any range. I hunt Midwest and in the south, so 90% of my shots have to be inside of 40 yards.
@@dansiemen i didnt mean it is inaccurate. It is still just as accurate. But it opens the door for more human error i like taking long shots i practice regularly at 100 yards. Its something i love to do and i have killed a deer this year with a 420 grain arrow at 45 yards with a mechanical broadhead ive also dead centered a deers shoulder with a mechanical and blown through it on the first side and broke the opposite side. Im just saying its no where near necessary to shoot a big heavy arrow that 420 to 460 is a prefect sweet spot
@Tyler Harty don't forget about the many people that got minimal or no penetration hitting the same spot or even softer spots while using a lightweight mechanical setup. There's many reasons why people use heavy arrows. That 3 yard excuse of yours only highlights yours or the Archers lack of training. Every bowhunter should be training the " animal walked closer farther" scenario at the range. Example: set pin to 30 yards, practice shooting targets 5-10 yards farther & 5-10 yards closer than 30 yards, while using the 30 yard pin setting. It is possible to find a balance between heavy and light setups. I've found it with mine: Mathews v3x 33, 31.5" DL, 77.7lbs DW, 557gr TAW, shooting 294-297fps.
All the bows should have been setup the same to get a solid comparison of speed! The Hoyt carbon bow should have not been compared to the Phase 4 you should have compared the Hoyt VTM against the phase 4, taken out the carbon bows out completely and compared only aluminum risers.
Crank up that RX7 and Bowtech to 77 pounds and it will blow that Mathews out of the water not only on speed but on how smooth the draw cycle are.
Yeah let’s do a speed test comparing bows but let’s not have the poundage match 🙄 and a whisker biscuit lmfao
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You have some bad audio feedback. Hugh pitch wine that makes video sound awful with headphones
My apologies couldn’t fix it in post production
11:03 Why is that human being wearing a mask? Our society fallen into utter foolishness.
Maybe he has a cold
@@PrivilegedBowhunter Since when do we wear masks with a COLD.. Patriot is RIGHT,, we are FUKED !
Hawaii has a bunch of cultures, some of which wear masks when sick. They’ve been doing that well before the pandemic. Every deployment (first one was 2010) that I’ve been on, where we’ve stopped into Asian countries they were wearing masks.
Not a good comparison. Peak draw weights and lengths were different from bow to bow. Who cares about the particular max for the individual bow…. Stick to standards if you want apples to apples comparisons.
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Elite omnia has them all beat
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@@casanovafrankenstein8875 it's a fact. You can be a mathews fanboy all you want, but its a simple fact