Rangefinders
Vortex Diamondback HD 2000 Review: The Bowhunter’s Rangefinder
Class-leading glass, sub-second angle-compensated readings and Vortex's unlimited VIP warranty make the Diamondback HD 2000 the safest rangefinder buy under $300.
Archery Gear Reviews — Page 2
Releases
TruFire Hardcore Buckle Review: The Set-and-Forget Release
Adjustable trigger travel, adjustable length, a quiet fold-back design and a buckle that hits the same spot every time —…
Bow Sights
Trophy Ridge React 5-Pin Review: Auto-Calibration That Actually Works
Sight in your 20 and 30 yard pins and React technology spaces the remaining three mathematically — and in our…
Arrows
Gold Tip Hunter XT Review: The Hunting Arrow Benchmark
The Hunter XT's reputation for durability is earned — these shafts shrug off impacts that retire competitors, and the spine…
Recurve Bows
SAS Spirit 62″ Review: The $120 Gateway to Archery
The Spirit is the lowest-risk way to find out if archery is your sport — light, smooth, genuinely well made…
Recurve Bows
Samick Sage Review: Still the Best Beginner Recurve?
A decade of "best beginner recurve" lists exists for a reason: swappable limbs, a forgiving 62" length and a massive…
Compound Bows
Hoyt Torrex Review: Flagship DNA at a Workhorse Price
The Torrex takes Hoyt's tank-grade build quality and proven cam design and sells it for hundreds less than the flagships.…
Compound Bows
Mathews Lift 29.5 Review: Worth the Flagship Money?
The Lift is the most complete flagship Mathews has built — absurdly light, dead quiet, and more tunable than anything…
Compound Bows
Diamond Infinite 305 Review: Adjustability Meets Real Speed
Diamond took the most adjustable platform in archery and gave it a 305 fps engine — the Infinite 305 is…
Compound Bows
Bear Archery Cruzer G3 Review: The Best First Hunting Bow?
The Cruzer G3's massive 12–30" / 10–70 lb adjustment range makes it the lowest-risk first hunting bow on the market…