2015 Hoyt's were announced today!

[D-Rock425]

I cant believe radsav actually said good things about hoyts.   I cant wait to shoot them here in a few weeks when the rep is in.

[steeliedrew]

I called Hoyt this morning and was told that the preview bows are starting to ship out today to all the shops so look for them soon at your local dealer. I was also told that the 2015 turbo models with the ZT Turbo cams are not being offered in 80lb draw weight. I'm guessing that after the ATA show custom orders for 80lbers might be an option. I was told that the new cam design is so good that shooting a 70lb will be like shooting an 80lber. I'm hoping we'll be able to retrofit the ZT cams onto the 2014 Carbon spyder turbos.

[RadSav]

I cant believe radsav actually said good things about hoyts.   I cant wait to shoot them here in a few weeks when the rep is in.

Hoyt freaks!  Never remember anything good.  Just dwell on the things someone dared to say about the all mighty force of the dark side.

For clarification...finally you no longer have to shoot 80# to get what you want.  Our new 70# turbo has finally reached the bar set by everyone else.  So no longer any need to shoot 80# to match Bear, PSE and Bowtech's 70# bows.

[h20hunter]

 

[RadSav]

 

[steeliedrew]

Coming to a dealer near you!

[xXLojackXx]

Looks like Hoyt took an Elite Energy riser and flipped it upside down with the split riser box.

I recently picked up a Bowtech RPM 360 and get damn near the same KE at 70lbs as I do my Hoyt at 84lbs. Hmmmm.....

[D-Rock425]

Im still waiting on word for when the new ones arrive.  When I know you'll know.

[D-Rock425]

Looks like Hoyt took an Elite Energy riser and flipped it upside down with the split riser box.

I recently picked up a Bowtech RPM 360 and get damn near the same KE at 70lbs as I do my Hoyt at 84lbs. Hmmmm.....

that riser design has been in hoyts target bows for years just moved it over into their hunting line up.

[pianoman9701]

I cant believe radsav actually said good things about hoyts.   I cant wait to shoot them here in a few weeks when the rep is in.

Hoyt freaks!  Never remember anything good.  Just dwell on the things someone dared to say about the all mighty force of the dark side.

For clarification...finally you no longer have to shoot 80# to get what you want.  Our new 70# turbo has finally reached the bar set by everyone else.  So no longer any need to shoot 80# to match Bear, PSE and Bowtech's 70# bows.

Their customer service was great when my 8 year old Reflex cracked 3 weeks before the opener a few years ago. Not only did Archery World get it overnighted, but Hoyt gave me a straight across warranty or upgrade trade option, which I took. I had the bow back and fully set up with a full two weeks to practice before the season. The arrows go where I aim them, so I'll stick with the company that took care of me. I know others do the same, but I'm very satisfied with both the dealer and the manufacturer.

[steeliedrew]

Im still waiting on word for when the new ones arrive.  When I know you'll know.

I'm guessing the local dealers will have them sometime between today and wednesday. 

[D-Rock425]

Lets hope.

[TheHunt]

I will be looking for a good writeup for these bows.

[steeliedrew]

Lets hope.

Hey D-Rock,

I just stopped into the Nock Point. They got the new bows today. I shot a 70lb Carbon Spyder Turbo ZT and a 70lb Nitrum 30. I gotta say, personally I like the feel of the old Z5 cam a little better than the ZT cam. The Nitrum is HEAVY when you pick one up and then pick up a carbon but that's to be expected when comparing the two. The Nitrum is for sure a great looking bow and I like the new Zero torque cable guard they put on the 2015 bows.  I did find out that they'll be able to order the new turbos in 80lbs in December probably.

All that being said the Nitrum is really a sweet machine for those looking for an aluminum bow and the new Carbon Spyder Turbo ZT is really fast at only 70lbs and super light. Stop into The Nock Point and check em out guys.

[Come Get Some]

ATA is a better test standard than IBO I believe.  IBO has no draw lenght standard they can shoot 32 inch draw for there testing.

  Did you mean AMO? IBO is 30" 70Lbs at 5 grains per pound. AMO is 6 grains per pound.