Just for comparison purposes, I’m shooting a Bear Alaskan XT at 60 pounds 29.5 inch draw with a 443 grain Axis at 272fps so these speeds do seem a little off based on the advertised speed.
Interesting. I keep hearing this bow is slow, but at 28” it got the same 450 grain arrow speed as the Bowtech SR on comfort. Maybe is super efficient. Smooth draw platform with good speed. I have to check it out.
My 2018 Quest Thrive shoots great as well, and with the 82X aluminum riser, is dead quiet with zero vibration in the hand. I picked it up brand new for a song (dealer cost) from my local dealer last year, who was trying to sell off the last 3 he had in his shop.
Ibo has nothing to do with what the bow can push with a real world arrow. Please go to your local bow shop and compare IBO speed to real world arrows lol…
LOL! You're trippin' my new RVX 34 smokes my buddies Lift 29.5 he regretted buying his without trying out the other options. He is now saving up for the RVX 32 and will hunt with it for 2024.
That riser looks nasty 🤌🏻🤌🏻
First time viewer, 5 seconds in immediately wondering if he skips leg day
Hey man, enjoy ur videos. Keep it up ✌️
Just for comparison purposes, I’m shooting a Bear Alaskan XT at 60 pounds 29.5 inch draw with a 443 grain Axis at 272fps so these speeds do seem a little off based on the advertised speed.
Interesting. I keep hearing this bow is slow, but at 28” it got the same 450 grain arrow speed as the Bowtech SR on comfort. Maybe is super efficient. Smooth draw platform with good speed. I have to check it out.
My 2018 Quest Thrive shoots great as well, and with the 82X aluminum riser, is dead quiet with zero vibration in the hand. I picked it up brand new for a song (dealer cost) from my local dealer last year, who was trying to sell off the last 3 he had in his shop.
My Mazda gets 7.1 l/100 km, as long as we're comparing irrelevant things.
are the factory strings quality?
We’ve had good luck with them
@extremeoutfitters risks for the response!
buying a new bow this year and I'm trying to decide between this and the phase 4.
thoughts?
shoot all the new bows you can. Lots of great option this year!@@sicklogick
All brand new bows are so awesome that if you buy it you'll be 10 times better than with the bow you have now!!!!
69.1 is not within the .2 speed test requirements. It’s not fair to the bow manufacturer and really what does it take to set it to 70lbs?
Hope this is a joke lol
@@extremeoutfittersI hope so too
Me three fellas
Speed is not a replacement for accuracy. Never will be.
70.7 lb 69.1 lb is not 70 lb.please 70 is 70.
Not purchasing a bow that's 20fps slow than what they advertised. Do better prime!
Same here, that bow is slooooooow!
Ibo has nothing to do with what the bow can push with a real world arrow. Please go to your local bow shop and compare IBO speed to real world arrows lol…
LOL! You're trippin' my new RVX 34 smokes my buddies Lift 29.5 he regretted buying his without trying out the other options. He is now saving up for the RVX 32 and will hunt with it for 2024.
Not the bow nor the arrow....
For everyone saying this bow is slow , my RVX 32 is 9fps faster than my phase 4 . Same exact set up .