Battle of the Mathews V3 and V3X (Review) - V3X 29 vs V3X 33 vs V3 27 vs V3 31
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- A comparison video of the V3 27, V3 31, V3X 29, and V3X 33.
If you're interested in more Mathews bows comparison videos, here is another video I posted earlier that compares the V3X models to the V3 31, VXR 31.5, Vertix, and Traverse. • 2022 Mathews V3X 29 an...
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If you're interested in more Mathews bows comparison videos, here is another video I posted earlier that compares the V3X models to the V3 31, VXR 31.5, Vertix, and Traverse. ruclips.net/video/wvebq5kM82Y/видео.html
hahaha I already watched. I don't lose
I would like to see a picture of the bows side by side. The V3²⁷, V3³¹, V3x²⁹ and V3x³³. To compare the size days bows.
Thanks. I enjoyed seeing how the 33 balanced with no stabilizers
Great comparison review.
Thank you. 🙏🏽
great video! Thinking about parting ways with my Triax this year and getting the V3X 29
I think you won’t regret getting the V3X 29 and retiring the Triax.
@@romanracela I’m hoping so, really like the looks and the ATA length on the 29 looks like a sweet shooting bow.
You definitely won’t regret it. The Triax is BRUTAL to draw compared to the V3X 29.
great video Roman!! It's a shame that here in Brazil we don't have an archery shop. To test new bows. I really liked my V3²⁷. And wanted to buy the V3x ²⁹ next year.
Although they're basically the same bow, I think you might find the V3X 29 a little bit better because of the slightly longer riser and the option to use an inline sight and low profile quiver.
If there is no bow shop in Brazil, that's your opportunity to start one! You'll be the go-to archery shop in the country!
Went to my local shop and shot the V3X 29” and 33” models (both models maxed out on weight WAYYYY over what is advertised which was a pleasant surprise for me as I like shooting lots of weight), the 29” was not nearly as smooth as the 33”. I’m a 29.5” dl and had nightmare type flashbacks thinking about how similar the string angle was to the Triax. I shot lots of shots through both models and really enjoyed how pleasant the 33” model was to draw and shoot, but ultimately decided it was just way too long for my hunting application. I really really wanted to like the 29” model, but just could not suffer through the string angle. I went back and selected a V3 31” off the rack and gave it a try. Even though it doesn’t have ANY of the new features I came to the shop to originally purchase a new bow for, I think the V3 31” might be the best bow I’ve ever shot. I will be ordering one very soon since they didn’t have any models with black 75lb limbs in the shop. My God the 31 is amazing.
The V3 31 is indeed amazing. I thought I was going to sell mine, but decided to keep it and just added the V3X 33. I think that out to around 60 yards, the two bows are virtually equal in performance...at least when I'm shooting. The V3X 33 shines at distances beyond 60 yards.
I had the opportunity to shoot them back-to-back for just a 3-shot end for each bow to 100 yards. I wanted to find out which one I could shoot more accurately "cold bow" at a 100-yard target. I posted a video of it about a week and half ago. Long story short, I got a sub-4" group with the V3X 33.
Enjoy the V3 31. You will love that bow as I have with mine. 👊
@@romanracela love your video review. You were very fair and accurate on your assessments. I just feel the 31 fits me better especially since I don’t shoot past 50 yards and I can’t justify lugging the V3X 33 through the timber and terrain I hunt. I am also strictly a whitetail hunter.
The HHA Tetra Max Tournament is the same way regarding windage. You can't move it far enough to the right. They are also making an offset.
Thank you for sharing that info.
I wonder what the V# 27 would have done if it had limb legs on, too? Would it be as balanced? Just thinking out loud.
Roman! Thanks for this video! A couple of questions as I am new to your page. What is your Draw Length?
Also what is that Release you are using and what is the wrist strap/string material you are using with it. I like that idea of something around my wrist but isn't thick.
Hey Stephen. Thanks for watching. I have a 27.5" DL. The release I use is the Carter Wisechoice and I just use D loop string material as tether around my wrist.
@@romanracela Thanks for the reply.
Same draw length here. I have the 31.5 VXR which is really fun to shoot, but that V3X 29 is really catching my attention. The string angle even at 29 looks like it would work for me as well. The new color and new accessories - ugh I didn't think I would be buying a new bow, but Mathews probably has done it again.
@@stephenpilzner1621 I think having the accessories is a compelling reason to upgrade for those who hunt in the west and hunt with a quiver on. I've shot a V3X 33 that's fully accessorized. It's 10 ounces lighter than and felt just as stable as my fully setup V3 31.
Iq test...I'm so thrilled
Answered several questions I had on these bows - thanks for posting. I'm going to shoot these bows tomorrow and make a decision, hopefully. Leaning towards a longer ATA. Just for reference, how tall are you?
Thanks for watching. Glad I could help a little bit. I am only 5'9" but I enjoy shooting my Traverse so I am on the fence between getting the 29" or the 33" bow. I may have to sell 2 bows to justify getting both the ATA versions. LOL
@@romanracela The struggle is real, my friend hahaha. I currently have the V3 27 and just can't seem to get along with it. I'm 5'11 with a 28.5 DL, so I'm hoping one of these longer ATA bows will be a better match!
@@s.g.holmes I think you will love the V3X 33. Shoot both versions and you'll notice the difference in the smoothness of the draw cycles. Just draw slowly so you can tell. If you draw fast like we all normally do, it will be hard to tell the difference. The V3X 33 also holds/aims better than the V3X 29.
@@romanracela So yesterday I ended up shooting the 33, 29, and my 27 for nearly 1.5 hours. The 33 shot wonderfully. But to my surprise so did the 29…I was shocked. 29 Draw cycle was much smoother than the 27 (not as smooth as the 33), it held wonderful and was quiet as heck! The string angle didn’t bother me like the 27…so I walked out with the 29 - not what I expected!
@@s.g.holmes I was in a similar situation. I couldn't decide between the X29 and X33. I think I'm close to a decision though. LOL. I'll post a bow build video in a few weeks. :)
Congrats on the new bow! I'm glad you got the bow that's right for you!
I have owned most of these Mathews Bows, and then sold them and I will buy the V3X 29 with the new accessories. I like the complete setup. I own too many bows enjoy a variety of bow brands. I say get a new brand, you essentially own the same bows already.
I have 4 Mathews bows now and I'll probably sell the Vertix and Traverse. I'm still on the fence on which of the two to get. I like them both.
@@romanracela I have a hard time parting with my bows, I kind of miss my Mathews No Cam. The nice thing is the resale value is descent for Mathews bows.
@@mussersbowsboatsandscience6610 I know what you mean about having a hard time parting with one's bows. We get somewhat attached to them.
These bows of the year 2021 V3 the store sells at a lower price?
Most dealers are discounting the 2021 V3 by around $250-$300.
They’re all so dang close on speed. I’m gonna have to go shoot a X33 this week while I’m home
Yup. 4 FPS speed difference is basically nothing. The X33, although 4 ounces heavier, feels more balanced and has a better string angle than the X29.
Just chronoed my v31 yesterday. I have 30" mods, 75lbs. 85% let off. Got 287fps with 510grain arrow. Feels like I'm drawing less weight than I am, switched from pse though.
@@benthere404 You should be around mid to high 290s. Your cables must have stretched. Get your draw weight measured. If you don't have 75#, then you will have to turn your cables to get the draw weight back to 75#.
@@romanracela I thought it was a little low myself so I had everything checked. True weight was 76.5lbs and actual draw length measured 30 3/8". Brace height and axle to axle were within 1/16, strings and cables are new GAS set with about 200 shots to shoot in before tuning. At least it does shoot perfect bullet holes through paper with ease, last PSE I bought had low tear I could never get out, so I switched to Mathews.
@@benthere404 Your new strings may be the culprit. Aftermarket string are usually heavier than stock strings and if you switched to a peep and tube instead of just a regular peep, then that also adds weight to the strings and therefore reduce your arrow velocity.
The 27 is the fastest of all of them.The 27 has less vibration of all of them. It has a shorter Ata and riser. Lol specs alone tells a person in common sense.
So I should keep my V3 27?? 😎
Why the long stupid techno song? Got to be worst compassion I've listened to. I had to stop working to turn the channel.
Because I like the long ass stupid techno song.
@@romanracela hahaha
@@pennyontrack 🤣🤣🤣