That bow is SWEET! Pricing used to be a big deterrent for me with Hoyt but now that Matthews has gone completely insane with their prices this bow is a solid option!
I really appreciate the time you put into your videos. To the point but you cover the important stuff to people looking at the new bows. Keep up the great work
I bought the ventum pro 33 for my first bow this year. Went with the hamskea epsilon and black gold ascent mount light. Shooting the vap tko. Can't wait for my first bow hunting season this fall
@@GardenArcher7625 maybe the guy wants a target bow to. It's his money so he can do whatever the hell he wants. And do you really want to compare countries man
@@GardenArcher7625 first off I don't live in the US. Second this is my first bow ever. Do some deep breathing exercises or go outside and get some exercise. Take a break from spazzing on your keyboard
Does Mathews even have a valley anymore? More like a precipice that yanks you over the edge if you lose focus for a millisecond. I just shot a VTM 34 last week - wow, smooth.
Mmm I feel like Mathews have a pretty huge valley. Practically have to push it forward to let down. But you should be pulling into the back wall no matter what the valley is. The Hoyts definitely have a much smoother transition into the valley when drawing though
Seems like all the major bow manufacturers are jumping on the carbon bandwagon, I guess it will be a matter of time when mathews dip their toes into the frenzy. I would love to see a review slash shoot off on all the carbons from PSE, Bowtech, Elite, and Hoyt with your final thoughts.
I got a question who is ever going to shoot an arrow that like I know we all go off of IBO spank but like I like the fact that you do several different arrows cuz I shoot 550 600 grain Arrow you know so it helps doing a variety of arrows
Not a question about this video, but I just got a CBE tactic hybrid 3 pin, I shoot 60lbs and my pins are bottoming out. Do you think its a peep issue? I know your busy but if you have a second. I have it mounted close as i can and i lowered the gang elvation adjustment as low as possible already.
@@InsideOutPrecision yes on my nose! Thanks for replying. I went to local shop and seems CBE is just not adjustable as I need! I could make it work but i would be taking an inch out of my bottom end slider part! Im rtning it getting black gold! Excited for it! Anyways thanks again I really appreciate it 👍🏻
I mean they’re basically the same bow. One’s aluminum, one’s carbon. There’s nothing inherently better about one vs the other. If you want to save .3 lbs and spend an extra $600 then go with the carbon haha
What is your weather like. Aluminum gets cold and is noticeable thru gloves. Carbon supposedly doesn't get cold.if YOU hunt predominantly cold climate spend the extra money.
In the video I talk about how the changes made were slight, but noticeable in terms of the way the bow feels on the shot. That being said, it’s no more accurate than the 33. We have a good stock of 33s that are $200 off, and we can ship them!
Not only review the omnia but also show some tips on how to tune it there's alot of debate on how to solve the cable rubbing people are swapping limbs and doing other crazy stuff
@@InsideOutPrecision I know you’re a Mathews guy. I think Hoyt has come a long way the last couple years. I’m looking to upgrade from my XVR to a slightly longer ATA bow. Curious on your thoughts on a side by side comparison.
Dealer protection. Large shops that move more bows get a better price per unit, so they could just under cut all the small shops by a couple hundred dollars and ship bows all over the country
Bought an RX7 and I do love the bow but I’m done paying these ridiculous made in China prices for these bows. I’m gonna shoot this one for many years. Im done buying a new bow every year. For the minor upgrades they introduce they sure don’t mind jacking up the price at all.
Damn!! I definitely want a new bow someday but I shoot a 2016 powermaxx and it hits the bull at 100 yards and kills at 20 yards. But if I had the money I would buy a vtm or Athens.
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Bows are so advanced these days that I think you just pick what brand you wanna ride with and I guarantee they have a bow that'll work for you perfect
That bow is SWEET! Pricing used to be a big deterrent for me with Hoyt but now that Matthews has gone completely insane with their prices this bow is a solid option!
I couldn't agree with you more about the draw on the Matthews Bowl that's the reason why I quit shooting them
I really appreciate the time you put into your videos. To the point but you cover the important stuff to people looking at the new bows. Keep up the great work
I'm just impressed that you can shoot right handed. No way I could do that with my left
Amazing shooting bow! Best one in my opinion🤙
I bought the ventum pro 33 for my first bow this year. Went with the hamskea epsilon and black gold ascent mount light. Shooting the vap tko. Can't wait for my first bow hunting season this fall
Don't wait for fall, go out there and kill you some hogs with it bubba!!
@@GardenArcher7625 maybe the guy wants a target bow to. It's his money so he can do whatever the hell he wants. And do you really want to compare countries man
@@GardenArcher7625 first off I don't live in the US. Second this is my first bow ever. Do some deep breathing exercises or go outside and get some exercise. Take a break from spazzing on your keyboard
@@GardenArcher7625 Are you for real?
It's a smooth shooter
Light is a lil bright bro but love seeing you back after it
I wanna see you review some bowtechs!!
Coming soon!
Good video. I just wish this was 7inch brace and 75 percent let off option.. darton,elite and hoyt are only bows i buy.
You have your sl side mount in the lower quiver mounting hole
Does Mathews even have a valley anymore? More like a precipice that yanks you over the edge if you lose focus for a millisecond. I just shot a VTM 34 last week - wow, smooth.
Mmm I feel like Mathews have a pretty huge valley. Practically have to push it forward to let down. But you should be pulling into the back wall no matter what the valley is. The Hoyts definitely have a much smoother transition into the valley when drawing though
Seems like all the major bow manufacturers are jumping on the carbon bandwagon, I guess it will be a matter of time when mathews dip their toes into the frenzy. I would love to see a review slash shoot off on all the carbons from PSE, Bowtech, Elite, and Hoyt with your final thoughts.
I got a question who is ever going to shoot an arrow that like I know we all go off of IBO spank but like I like the fact that you do several different arrows cuz I shoot 550 600 grain Arrow you know so it helps doing a variety of arrows
My VXR 28....438 gr. Arrow 66 lb . 27.5 draw ....285 FPS !!!
What grain arrow are they using to get the speed rating listed on the Hoyt website?
Every speed rating is the same. 70#, 30”, 350 grain arrow
Not a question about this video, but I just got a CBE tactic hybrid 3 pin, I shoot 60lbs and my pins are bottoming out. Do you think its a peep issue? I know your busy but if you have a second. I have it mounted close as i can and i lowered the gang elvation adjustment as low as possible already.
Yeah if your peep height is under 5” it can be tough to get any distance. Do you anchor with your nose on the string or on your cheek?
@@InsideOutPrecision yes on my nose! Thanks for replying. I went to local shop and seems CBE is just not adjustable as I need! I could make it work but i would be taking an inch out of my bottom end slider part! Im rtning it getting black gold! Excited for it! Anyways thanks again I really appreciate it 👍🏻
I thought the Hoyt bows it’s smooth than others I shoot one at 80 pounds.
I’m thinking about get the Hoyt 34 you were shooting, but was wondering if the rx7 world be better for hunting. What one would you suggest?
I mean they’re basically the same bow. One’s aluminum, one’s carbon. There’s nothing inherently better about one vs the other. If you want to save .3 lbs and spend an extra $600 then go with the carbon haha
@@InsideOutPrecision ..what about the difference in brace height? Noticeable in forgiveness? THANK YOU!!
@@lanetaglio nah not really. Such a small difference
@@InsideOutPrecision ..Danke!
What is your weather like. Aluminum gets cold and is noticeable thru gloves. Carbon supposedly doesn't get cold.if YOU hunt predominantly cold climate spend the extra money.
How much of an improvement over the Vemtum 33 is this?
In the video I talk about how the changes made were slight, but noticeable in terms of the way the bow feels on the shot. That being said, it’s no more accurate than the 33. We have a good stock of 33s that are $200 off, and we can ship them!
Really wish you'd review the new Omnia and Era from Elite.
Not a dealer for elite….yet
I’ve shot them both though. Very nice bows
Not only review the omnia but also show some tips on how to tune it there's alot of debate on how to solve the cable rubbing people are swapping limbs and doing other crazy stuff
@@greekmaster1001 we’re not an elite dealer. Won’t be reviewing the Omnia
Can we get a phase 4 comparison video?
Like speed comparison? I don’t have the equipment to measure sound and vibration
@@InsideOutPrecision I know you’re a Mathews guy. I think Hoyt has come a long way the last couple years. I’m looking to upgrade from my XVR to a slightly longer ATA bow. Curious on your thoughts on a side by side comparison.
Where is your guy's shop at?
North Plains, OR
@@InsideOutPrecision nice. Im just getting into archery and looking for shops around me (Albany). If im up in the area I'll definitely be swinging by.
What is the deal with not being able to ship bows? I don't understand the point of it.
Dealer protection. Large shops that move more bows get a better price per unit, so they could just under cut all the small shops by a couple hundred dollars and ship bows all over the country
This putting all the small mom and pop shops out of businesse
@@InsideOutPrecision that's ridiculous. Smh
Seen you shoot..you might shoot right better then left.
Most likely
Bought an RX7 and I do love the bow but I’m done paying these ridiculous made in China prices for these bows. I’m gonna shoot this one for many years. Im done buying a new bow every year. For the minor upgrades they introduce they sure don’t mind jacking up the price at all.
£1,300 for a bow is insane, unless you're shooting at international level.
@@2112jonr i spent $2700 on my RX7 setup im not doing it anymore it’s ridiculous
Damn!! I definitely want a new bow someday but I shoot a 2016 powermaxx and it hits the bull at 100 yards and kills at 20 yards. But if I had the money I would buy a vtm or Athens.
£1,300 ? Think I'll be giving that one a miss.
Thats going to be any flagship bow though man