Hoyt PowerMax- More Bow for the Buck. Both Types.

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Arguably the best bow for the buck, the PowerMax brings you the perfect mix of technology, performance, style and value. Powered by the new PowerMax cam, this sleek bow features a Split-Limb design on a Hoyt TEC riser, for a lightweight, hard-hitting, buck-dropping rig. Big on technology and easy on the wallet, the PowerMax delivers maximum power, accuracy and feel, with a minimum price tag. Maximize your budget with the PowerMax

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@hatchetjackphillips Год назад

Been shooting the Powermax since it came out. Great bow for the money.

@RB-tx4mn 5 лет назад

I shot a Powermax today at my local shop. First time I've shot a bow in over 30 years. My last bow was a Bear Whitetail 2! Needless to say, I was blown away by the bow. Will be picking it up next week. $800 out the door with the bow package, half dozen arrows, and a release. Looking forward to it.

@andrewlyon4692 4 года назад

I just got one in black brand new for 100 buks... couldn't turn it down

@DrinkhtooO 8 лет назад

Just picked mine up from the Bow Shop. Replaced a 11 year old Razortec. All I can say is I Like IT!

@zakorkaz 8 лет назад

I have the 2015 Hoyt Charger and I LOVE IT. All I did was add a tubeless peep, NEP Apache 8" Stabilizer, QAD drop rest, and 5 pin lighted sighting system and I'm good to go for the next 10 years. Super quite bow!

@trevorgomez3343 6 лет назад

I shot a mulie doe at 82 yards with a Hoyt Charger, double lung and it made it about 100 yards.

@Bear-form 4 года назад

I hated my QAD hunter since the start.

@ryanmeland2935 8 лет назад

I just tried this and loved it

@daviddaniel9982 8 лет назад

At 1:06 the archer in the tree loses a green fletching, you can see it fly off if you look really close and pause it just at the right time.

@kyhermit 6 лет назад

Yep, good eyes!

@lalbiakdikachhakchhuak1077 5 лет назад

my dream bow

@Bear-form 4 года назад

It equals my Alphamax but is much easier to handle.

@nolanwilliams3007 6 лет назад

You do have to use a bowpress if your draw legth is 25.5 inches and you wanna make it 26. Hate this!!!! I love hoyt but this ticked me off since my bow shop is closed for a week and i need to adjust my draw length.

@cheekymonkey5973 4 года назад

What is the draw weight of the powermax? Is it adjustable? A local dealer here in NYC told me that it doesn't go below 50lb.

@andrewlyon4692 4 года назад

They have it in 40-50, 50-60 & 60-70

@sirdance-alotslayerofheret7597 8 лет назад

can you do a video how we can mount it?

@karlpreston2601 7 лет назад

I live in Canada, and the lest I can find one is $890 Canadian dollars. Out of Quebec. Plus 15 percent tax.

@taylorsteelman3193 6 лет назад

KARL Preston damn! I’m scared to ask what a RX-1cost in Canada. I paid 750 for the fuse package powermax.

@robertramirez3051 5 лет назад

What's the max draw weight

@angerboy2957 9 лет назад

what is the msrp on this?

@designslucid 8 лет назад

649 completely equipped

@HBak752 8 лет назад

I have a question. Can i start with this bow and btw im 12 years old.

@spacecats7832 8 лет назад

Well if you have the money and paperwork then of course! just make sure not to go overbored with the strength

@HBak752 8 лет назад

Okay, thanks!

@brucejohnspeedster1626 7 лет назад

Helena Bakula I dont know how strong you are, but if you train at home, gym etc. ( I prefer at home) then you can go even to the 70s.

@outdoorrn2980 5 лет назад

@@brucejohnspeedster1626 .....you don't need a bow shooting in the 70lb....bows kill with cutting, not shock like a rifle. 70lb is way overkill poundage for a whitetail. It will cause struggle in drawing the bow back which in turn will get you busted by the deer, which leads to no shot, rushed shot, or poor shot.

@brucejohnspeedster1626 5 лет назад

@@outdoorrn2980 yeah I was wrong... Besides I just saw who asked this question and now I see that my comment is already 2 years old... How time passes by XD