![]() ![]() The smaller 29 will make tree stand hunters happy, but it’s plenty capable in other situations, too. The 33 is a welcomed improvement over last year’s 31 and should prove to be a fantastic do-it-all bow. If you’re familiar with the Mathews top hat system, you’ll be able to tune this bow in no time. They’ll take a piece of your ass on the accessories, but in Mathews’ defense they are good accessories.Īs you’d expect, the fit and finish was perfect. The 29 retails for $1,199 and the 33 goes for $1,299 – that’s right in line with other companies’ aluminum flagship models. You could probably shoot this thing just fine without a back bar. I might hate the price of Mathews accessories, but when you’re running their low-pro quiver and integrate rest, there’s almost no difference in how this bow feels compared to when it’s bare. This bow is also dead quiet and nearly vibration-free. There’s a reason why Mathews doesn’t re-invent the wheel – the wheel they’ve built is damn near perfect. The 75-pound option is easier to draw than most other bows at 70 pounds. The V3X truly does feature an incredibly smooth draw cycle. There’s no “having your cake and eating it, too” in the world of archery. The V3X is nowhere close to Mathews’ advertised IBO, but you can make up the difference by going with their 75-pound limbs. There’s a greater than zero percent chance Dan McCarthy was on Epstein’s island. Speaking of the Mathews “factory staff,” is there anyone more insufferable than Levi Morgan? Not only does he (probably) host swingers parties for the Bowmars, he’s reached peak pandering with his cringeworthy clothing line, “Freedom’s Creed.” This dumb fuck actually sells “Jesus is my vaccine” t-shirts and tells people he’s a patriot. Even though you’ve given Mathews two months of your annual salary, you’ll still put their stickers on your truck because “hur dur PsE sUcKs.” Meanwhile, Kyle Douglas continues to teabag everyone in a black and yellow jersey. ![]() Mathews is the Apple of bow manufacturers – you’re going to want the Mathews Ultrarest, Axcel sight, quiver and bow stand just like you’ll want the iPhone, MacBook, iPad and Airpods.Īnd, just like Apple, everything with a Mathews stamp on it will cost you an arm and a leg. It’s to get you to buy into the Mathewsverse and trap you so you’ll never leave. They’ll claim it’s to better balance the bow and make it more streamlined, but I know the truth. I know they machined a glory hole for dovetail sights into the riser. I can already hear the Mathews fanboys through my monitor. We’re gonna use the V3 again but we’ll make it a bit longer. “Here’s what we’re gonna do for 2022, folks. And that’s what I love about Mathews – their product meetings last for about 15 minutes. Nothing is worse than sitting in a room while your idiot boss rambles for hours and melts your brain. Throughout my life, I’ve had the severe displeasure of sitting through countless prolonged and painful meetings. And you know what? That’s what I’m going to do. I could write about how they lie about IBO. I could write about people who buy Mathews and I could write about the overpriced accessories. I could sit here and write about Mathews repurposing last year’s V3. Welcome to this week’s installation of “Why Your Bow Sucks,” an ongoing series of bow reviews. ![]()
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