2024 Bowtech - Core SS (Smooth is here!)
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- Опубликовано: 31 окт 2023
- 2024 Bowtech Core SS Review - Discover the stealth and precision of the all new 2024 Core SS bow from Bowtech in our in-depth review! We explore its cutting edge technology, super smooth draw, and unmatched tunability, helping you to know the ins and outs of this incredible new bow from Bowtech! Bowhunters, this is a must watch! See the real world performance and showcasing class leading technology. Don't forget to like, subscribe and share to stay updated on the latest and greatest in the archery and hunting industry!
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How about a speed test with 350, 450, and 550gr arrows?
People's comments on bow reviews are funny. Some nit picking cry babies. Just go shoot bows and relax. We have enough enemies to shooting and hunting. Let's stick together. Thank you for the review.
What’s different with string stop compared to last year? Calls out WB for speed loss but ignores being over 70#…no bias here. 🙄
The string stop is a different design from last year but we didn't feel that it made a significant enough difference to mention. Last years models along with these new ones are extremely dead in hand and quiet bows, arguably the best in the industry. We also wanted this to be a "real world" speed test. We pulled these bows straight out of the box, put rests and d-loops on them and shot them through the chronograph. There was no bias in these reviews as it would be no different than any other end consumer buying one of these bows and testing for themselves. Thanks for your feedback!
You also did not mention minimum draw lengths on both reviews on Eva Shockey and this bow . Otherwise good reviews
With the Eva Shockey gen 3 and this bow you only give max draw weight , what about the minimum draw weights for both bows . Not everyone watching the reviews are Bowtech fanatics
The Core SS is available in max weights of 50, 60 and 70lbs. Each limb has roughly 10lbs of adjustment, although you can usually get a bit more than that with Bowtechs. The Eva Shockey bows are available in max draw weights of 40, 50 and 60 lbs. Draw length range on the Core SS is from 26"-31" and the Eva Gen 3 is 24"-29". If you have any other questions, just let us know. We appreciate the feedback!
Ok cool , thanks for the reply . @@mtnarchery