I got to see one in my pro shop today. I can say this bow has amazing quality for the price! The finish on the bow was better than some of flag ship bows in the shop. These bows should fly off the shelf. Great job Darton.
Just bought this bow a couple days ago, and its easily the best bow I have ever shot. No vibration, shoots super fast and accurate. Backwall feels super solid. 100% recommend.
Shot my first dear with a Kmart bow called a Robinhood compound that was set at 45 lbs and got a button buck at twenty two yards Nick the Chin went through the neck and it ran 50 yards and played down. Turned dark in less then 25 minutes. And found it the next morning.
Been talk on the AT forums about limb failure issues. First batch with the issues was assembled with white grease and the newer limbs are assembled with red grease. I hope this isn’t a huge common issue because I bought this bow and I like it.
Not sure if I'm disappointed or relieved that there isn't a dealer near me! Maybe the folks at Tackle Shack in Newbury, NH or over at Pinnacle in W. Lebanon, NH would consider becoming dealers...? An archer can always dream
Ugh! Another bow that has floating yokes and requires 5 separate strings. I'll stick with Bear's bows. I got the Whitetail Maxx, and have an Alaskan XT on order. With the Whitetail Maxx, I was able to get it to tune perfect, and reduce vibration and noise just by cutting off the 4 string grubs and installing actual brass speed nocks with shrink tubing, which gained me an extra 2 FPS. Pretty sure I'll be able to do that with the Alaskan XT, as well.
Nice to see a bow other than a Mathews reviewed on You Tube.
I have completely quit watching certain channels after Mathews paid them off.
I got to see one in my pro shop today. I can say this bow has amazing quality for the price! The finish on the bow was better than some of flag ship bows in the shop. These bows should fly off the shelf. Great job Darton.
Just bought this bow a couple days ago, and its easily the best bow I have ever shot. No vibration, shoots super fast and accurate. Backwall feels super solid. 100% recommend.
Agreed. I was looking between the consequence and the Hoyt torrex and it was love at first sight with the consequence. Shoots so smooth
Does it have separate thread holes for a front and rear stabilizer, or do you have to use the same hole for both?
@@zachightower6698 same for both but I only run a front for now but at 10 yards I was within 4 inches of each arrow
@@zachightower6698 single hole in front
I’ve never shot a Darton but they really are an eye catching bow. I’d love to give one a test run.
I really like the look of this bow…especially the price! Sadly, no shops sell Darton around me.
Shooting the spectre e 32 last 2 years and im so impressed! I wanted something shorter and i cant waite to get my hands on ine of these.
I just bought mine!!! Can’t wait
A great shooting bow for sure! Darton is a great company with a lot of awesome people involved.
That amazing what that bow has to offer for the price. Always look out for what you can’t change on a bow whether it’s a price point or flag ship.
Looks decent. I'm definitely headed to a shop early this new year to try out the Darton lineup.
Impressive. Darton doing it right.
Im new to bows and just bough this today not even knowing a thing about this bow or Darton and boy I couldn’t be happier with it🙌🏼🙌🏼
This is the bow I’m going to get for getting back into archery hunting love the quality for price witch imo has been off Thank you DARTON
Shot my first dear with a Kmart bow called a Robinhood compound that was set at 45 lbs and got a button buck at twenty two yards Nick the Chin went through the neck and it ran 50 yards and played down. Turned dark in less then 25 minutes. And found it the next morning.
Saweet bow for that price… really nice!
Been talk on the AT forums about limb failure issues. First batch with the issues was assembled with white grease and the newer limbs are assembled with red grease. I hope this isn’t a huge common issue because I bought this bow and I like it.
The Darton consequence is an excellent bow for the price point I would recommend anybody buying it you are not going to be disappointed
That would be a good bow to shoot against the terrain
Nice bow, I wish it was longer though.
Beautiful bow if it was 35 i would buy it tomorrow.
Not sure if I'm disappointed or relieved that there isn't a dealer near me! Maybe the folks at Tackle Shack in Newbury, NH or over at Pinnacle in W. Lebanon, NH would consider becoming dealers...? An archer can always dream
What sight is that on the Consquence? Never mind I saw it the name later in the video. Axcel. The sight cost as much as the bow😂
Nice bow on the price
It looks.really amazing
Are the components made in the US? I know they're assembled here...
Am i missing something ? Darton web site is only listing a Consequence 2 ?
I think they got the name out and everyone excited so decided to change the name, looks exactly the same, and charge an extra $150
Can you ship it?
What type/brand strings does it come with?
yes that will be a real seller
Where is this bow made at ?
They're made in Michigan.
Man I wish that dude was 35 ATA!
Ugh! Another bow that has floating yokes and requires 5 separate strings. I'll stick with Bear's bows. I got the Whitetail Maxx, and have an Alaskan XT on order. With the Whitetail Maxx, I was able to get it to tune perfect, and reduce vibration and noise just by cutting off the 4 string grubs and installing actual brass speed nocks with shrink tubing, which gained me an extra 2 FPS. Pretty sure I'll be able to do that with the Alaskan XT, as well.
Braden has 67 medals?
Damn. 1/2" to long for me 😢
Are the 80 lb limbs in a secret catalog?? Lol
650 dollars. But once these bows come overseas, the price shall be lot higher.
$1000 bucks CAD Bare bow :( and our low end bows are 399-899 CAD RTS (bear) (PSE) (Diamond)
It’s that big deep pond between us and you! Everybody from here to there thinks they’re entitled to a piece of the pie!