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I now what your all thinking "this is an expensive bow", well ill
be honest to you this is an expensive bow but it is worth the money. This is an Ultra Elite by Hoyt and as you may know on
all hoyts bows they have a Life-Time Warranty. Once you have this bow "decked out" this will be the best bow you'll ever have.
Standard Configuration
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| Axle To Axle: |
38" |
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| Reflex Geometry: |
1 1/4" |
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| Brace Height: |
7 1/8" |
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| Draw Weight (Hunting): |
40-80# |
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| Draw Weight (Target): |
30-80# |
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| Mass Weight: |
4 LB. 6 OZ. |
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XT 2000
Limbs |
XT 3000
Limbs |
XT 4000
Limbs |
| Cam & 1/2 |
23.5-32"
310 fps I.B.O. |
24.5-33"
300 fps I.B.O. |
25.5-34.5"
290 fps I.B.O. |
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Spiral Cam & 1/2 |
24.5-
31.5"
320 fps I.B.O. |
26-33"
310 fps I.B.O. |
n/a |
| Wheel & 1/2 |
n/a |
26-33"
283 fps I.B.O. |
27-34"
272 fps I.B.O. | |
Cam & 1/2 available in 65% or 75% let-off.
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I.B.O. speeds based on 70 lb. 30” draw. For performance based on your setup,
see your Hoyt dealer. (Bow manufactured under one or more of the
following patent numbers: 5,682,871; 5,720,267; 4,957,094,
5,505,185) |
| Color Choices
Target Color OptionsClick A Color For More Info.
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| Fusion |
Flame |
Silver Flame |
Black Marble |
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| Platinum |
Fade Red |
Fade Blue |
Safari* |
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Hoyt News
Team Hoyt Sweeps Arizona Cup
 Phoenix, Arizona, April 2005 – Hoyt shooters dominated the Arizona Cup this past weekend, taking home gold medals in
the men’s and women’s compound and the men’s and women’s recurve categories.
Leading the compound
men all the way through the FITA and head-to-head elimination rounds was Dave Cousins (pictured bottom right) with his Hoyt
UltraElite bow. Hoyt’s Mary Zorn (pictured top right) capped off her weekend with victory in the women's compound division,
also using an UltraElite bow. She defeated Hoyt teammate Jessica Grant in the gold medal round. Hoyt’s Jessica Mattson
was victorious with in the bronze medal round with her Hoyt ProElite.
Hoyt shooters took the top places in the recurve
divisions as well. Joe McGlyn took first place over a tough international field with his Hoyt AeroTec fitted with G3 limbs.
He faced Hoyt teammate and Canadian shooter Crispin Duenas in the gold medal match. Hoyt’s Kendra Harvey, a 2004 Olympic
alternate, took first place in the women's division with her Hoyt Matrix and G3 limbs.
Photo Credit: Mel Nichols
Question of The Week
Who Micheal Waddell is?
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