Mathews Compound Bows Review

With every shot made, all the innovations done by Mathews become evident in its Perimeter-Weighed Cam, Single Cam technology, Inline Grip, Limb Cup System of V-LOCK, High performance Cam, Limb design that is Even-More Parallel and Harmonic Damping. Owing to all this, Mathews has grown as the standard based on which many other bows tend to get judged.

Mathews has brought about a manifold of innovations since it was started in the year 1992, beginning with the single cam technology. Not only have these innovations improved the overall performance by several leaps and bounds, but also have minimized the complexity involved.

The Monster XLR8 and the Monster from the McPherson Series is the quickest, most competitive and effective Dual Cam ever been designed. These bows a leave a blazing trail as they zoom past many other compound bows. With their resilience and lightning speed, they are yet to encounter a match.

The AVS technology used promotes the swiftness and this compound bow can reach a speed of 360 fps in the IBO rating. For Mathews' Monster, accuracy and speed is the breathing air. The embedded AVS technology in the bow ensures an unprecedented efficiency, that boasts complete engineering accuracy.

Additional specs comprise of a 4.4 pounds in mass weight, 33.5 inches in length from one axle to the other, a brace that is 5 inches in height, a range of draw weight from 40-80 pounds & a range of draw length from 25-30 inches.

Additional to the McPherson line-up which was initiated two decades ago by Matt Pherson, along with the Eliminator of the same series, is the most powerful and quickest dual system that has ever been created. It is an indication of the immense hard work and unbending enthusiasm that has been incorporated by the company. And these compound bows have ever since become a symbol of the passion held by the avid bow enthusiasts and bow hunters from across the world.