Elite Low-Brace Speed Bow

[pizar11]

You don't consider 346fps to be speed?
I do.

[cbarber]

You don't consider 346fps to be speed?
I do.

its fast, just not the fastest. elite is elite...right?

[pizar11]

Yes Elite is elite. Think about the time period of when these bows were released compared to other companies. Give 'em a chance and a little time and they will prolly impress us even more.

[Rattler]

right on the $$$$$ Corey! I have a 29" draw....i am a speed freak. Why? well lets just say a faster, heavier arrow knocks the crap out of the quarry and i LOVE that sound!

so bring it Elite!

[cbarber]

Yes Elite is elite. Think about the time period of when these bows were released compared to other companies. Give 'em a chance and a little time and they will prolly impress us even more.

i will give them all the time they need. there is a reason why i buy them. i believe they are one of the best, if not the best bow on the market for all out performance and shooting.

i just love fast bows, and i can't wait to have elite's if they release one.
do we need arrows to go 360+, no. but do i want one, yes!

[coloradodave]

Can't wait to see the all new Elite "IROC" speed bow...

[P.Smash]

i for one would love to see a pure speed bow from elite. 6 inch brace height and all, because we know they are not shootable

I own a Hoyt Hyper-tec, 29 inch draw, 6 inch BH. It has never hit my forearm or wrist. I can shoot fist sized groups at 50 yards all day. I love that old bow, killed a pile of deer with it too. It's now my back up bow.

[Cougar Mag]

The only think you might see is a stiffer draw force curve.

Correct. Take a look at how many of the new "speed" bows with a harsh draw are being sold on AT and even here locally where I live. Guys bought them brand new are in most cases are now taking a beating when selling them. I went through the short brace height, rough drawing phase years ago when younger. I don't need that anymore, and they just aren't as much fun to shoot. Smooth is in and with todays technology you can have smooth and good speed without tearing up a shoulder.

[CamG]

Correct. Take a look at how many of the new "speed" bows with a harsh draw are being sold on AT and even here locally where I live. Guys bought them brand new are in most cases are now taking a beating when selling them. I went through the short brace height, rough drawing phase years ago when younger. I don't need that anymore, and they just aren't as much fun to shoot. Smooth is in and with todays technology you can have smooth and good speed without tearing up a shoulder.

My second favorite bow of all time is a Bowtech 82nd. This bow is smokin' fast, the draw is plenty smooth and I shoot groups to 40 yards every bit as good as I do with any of my other taller brace bows. The key is the ATA, not BH. Oh, and I've had total reconstruction of my right shoulder, and this "harsh" bow doesn't bother me one bit.

Bring on the Elite speedster!

[sticshooter]

why don't you guys just buy rifles.i got a .243 that'll shoot 55 grain blitz kings at 4300 fps.is that fast enough or do we need to go faster.can you guys take your 350 fps second bows and go win the ibo world of triple crown.i've yet to see a bow shooting 340+ win any thing but mouth time.how come these boys from down south in ASA crank their bows down to 280fps and shoot the lights out.guys who who are ate up with speed tell me one thing,THEY CAN'T SHOOT!