by Daniel Rotem

Hoyt is a name that demands respect among archers. Competition shooters know that Hoyt bows have consistently performed in archery competitions over the years. Hands down, Hoyt bows have won more competitions and tournaments than any of the competitor brands.

Peter Elzinga of the Hoyt’s archery team shot a 1419, which is the highest score in the history of archery. His Hoyt bow gave him the performance edge, which Hoyt bows has proven as it ranks high against competition shooters.

Hoyt bows offer new technology to archery competition, including split limb technology. This design advancement achieves a lighter bow with very little vibration. The split limb technology is only one example that gives Hoyt bows an edge over rival brands.

Everyday hunters love the stability of the v-groove used to mount the cam and add consistency to every shot. Also, hunting with a Hoyt bow is less burdensome due to its light design. Hunters have no problems trekking through the back country in harsh terrain.

The main features used to reduce vibrations, include the TEC and Shox designs. Hoyt bows employed these designs so that low vibration frequencies and ringing are minimized.

Hoyt bows offers twenty different compound bows and five different recurve bows. The models include the Powerhawk series, Trykon series, Kobalt, Vantage and Alphamax series. All models are incredible compound bows for recreational hunting or various degrees of competition shooting.

For the very best in bow technology, make Hoyt bows your choice for your next bow. As soon as you pick one up and test it, you will immediately see why the pro’s use a Hoyt.

About the Author:
Daniel Rotem writes articles helping bow hunters find used hoyt bows and other types of hunting bows.