Ive heard that the lift 29.5 shoots and holds a lot better than it should. Congratulations on your new bow and welcome to matthews. The Lord allowed me to go pick up a lift about a month ago. I've always wanted to own a matthews since I was a kid and seen others shooting the solo cam. I didnt even shoot the lift until it had been set up and tuned. I'm glad I did, by far the best bow I've shot, silent, post shot is incredible, light, very comfortable draw and a whole lot faster than my solution ss at 60 lbs @ 26 in draw.
I've had my lift for a month now and love it. its the best bow I've ever shot to. the longer riser is one of the advantages I liked as well. my bow I had was 32 ata but the Mathews riser is 3" longer it is a very stable bow .
And thanks for being brave and coming over to the most sold , popular and hated on bow manufacturers out there. You will love that bow and I’am excited for you. Good luck out there ✌🏻
For me it is. I’ve never been one for long stabilizers, though. The nice thing about the Bridge Lock stabilizers, though, is they have multiple positions where the set screw can hold. So, you could always get the 10 or 12 and just not have it out all the way.
Hey Cody, I purchased a Lift 29.5, I saved for over a year to get a flagship bow. I was able to save enough for some other items like a bow press (ez-green), draw board etc. I’ve never pressed a bow before and tried on an older “bear” bow. I’ve never adjusted shims etc. I watched a lot of MFJJ and a few others and was able to press the new lift and switch the shims in minutes. 6-7 minutes, maybe that long. It was super simple for me, and I’d think it would be similar for most. I went went a lift for the speed as I have a shorter draw length. Keep up the good content.
Ive heard that the lift 29.5 shoots and holds a lot better than it should. Congratulations on your new bow and welcome to matthews. The Lord allowed me to go pick up a lift about a month ago. I've always wanted to own a matthews since I was a kid and seen others shooting the solo cam. I didnt even shoot the lift until it had been set up and tuned. I'm glad I did, by far the best bow I've shot, silent, post shot is incredible, light, very comfortable draw and a whole lot faster than my solution ss at 60 lbs @ 26 in draw.
That’s great! Welcome to you as well! I hope it is a blessing for many years.
Welcome to Mathews. I hope you enjoy it as much as all of us👍👍
Thanks! So far, so good!
I've had my lift for a month now and love it. its the best bow I've ever shot to. the longer riser is one of the advantages I liked as well. my bow I had was 32 ata but the Mathews riser is 3" longer it is a very stable bow .
Totally agree, rock solid at full draw. They definitely did well with this one.
Did you go with the 29.5 or 33?
29.5 for me.
Thanks man, great video. Keep it up.
Thanks! I appreciate it!
And thanks for being brave and coming over to the most sold , popular and hated on bow manufacturers out there. You will love that bow and I’am excited for you. Good luck out there ✌🏻
My first bow was a Mathews, but definitely jumping back on the bandwagon.
Sweet! A new bow is always awesome. Can’t wait to see you and your wife at a TAC video. Call out the yardage on the shots please.
Thanks for watching! Will do!
The mod system keeping the bow at its maximum efficiency at said draw length is what was the selling point for me.
Agreed, definitely a factor.
People bitch about it all the time but it’s literally the best system
Especially with many of the other manufacturers moving away from it.
Bro how do I get my black gold to go in my lift like that without the dovetail attachment?? Yours just slides in ??
Yup, slides perfectly into the riser!
What black gold are you running?
This is the Ascent Verdict 3-pin slider.
I bought a Scheels exclusive Black Gold Ascent Verdict 4 green pins with 0.10” bottom pin.
I can see that being a nice setup.
Do you think the 8-inch stabilizer is enough? I want to get one, but I'm torn between which size to get.
For me it is. I’ve never been one for long stabilizers, though. The nice thing about the Bridge Lock stabilizers, though, is they have multiple positions where the set screw can hold. So, you could always get the 10 or 12 and just not have it out all the way.
@CreationOutdoors Cool, thanks man!
Absolutely!
Hey Cody, I purchased a Lift 29.5, I saved for over a year to get a flagship bow. I was able to save enough for some other items like a bow press (ez-green), draw board etc. I’ve never pressed a bow before and tried on an older “bear” bow. I’ve never adjusted shims etc. I watched a lot of MFJJ and a few others and was able to press the new lift and switch the shims in minutes. 6-7 minutes, maybe that long. It was super simple for me, and I’d think it would be similar for most. I went went a lift for the speed as I have a shorter draw length. Keep up the good content.
@beammike good to know! Thanks for the comment. That is where I’d like to be myself. Maybe next year!