2015 Hoyt Lineup

[Saltyag15]

Haven't seen a thread on this one yet. The new Hoyts are here! The Nitrum looks awesome to me. IBO of 350 on the turbo! Can't wait to shoot one!

http://www.hoyt.com/compounds/bowhunting

[Saltyag15]

I apologize about the multiple threads guys. I'm not real sure what happened there. Hope the mods help me out on that.

[kabob]

I just started shooting a hoyt (pro comp elite xl) for my target bow and I wish I had of made the switch two years ago best bow Ive ever shot! So with that being said the nitrum 34 is on my wish list for a new hunting bow

[Kirby86]

I wonder how much different the cam on the turbo is gonna feel to make up the extra 10fps. (+10 for brace height)

[sectxag06]

I'm interested in the offset riser. I want to see them I person.

[JW]

I'm likin that Nitrum Turbo.

[Mudslinger]

They look nice, but I will stick with my old tired and true 2009 bow with a 7"+ BH. It still shoots better than I can and it is paid for!

[rocky]

They look nice, but I will stick with my old tired and true 2009 bow with a 7"+ BH. It still shoots better than I can and it is paid for!

Us old guys don't get the new bow fever like we used to.
I did shoot the '15 Elites yesterday............Hmmm.

[Mudslinger]

I am actually a little afraid to go and shoot the new bows. Might find one I really like and really do not need or want to spend the big bucks they want for those suckers. Like I said above, I will probably not shoot them any better than the one I have and they ill all out shot me! It ain't the bow it is the Injun' behind them!

[Saltyag15]

I'm likin that Nitrum Turbo.

This is the one that caught my eye the most as well. I don't think I'm ready to make a switch yet, but I'd still like to shoot it...you know...just in case

[DRT]

I anticipate changing over to the new Hoyt in the upcoming year.

[BubbaHFD]

I'm likin that Nitrum Turbo.

Me too.....it's sweet lookin.......

How are Hoyts at hitting their numbers? I've heard they are pretty close

[hoythitman]

Me too.....it's sweet lookin.......

How are Hoyts at hitting their numbers? I've heard they are pretty close

They are one of the few companies at will hit or exceed rated speed.

[BubbaHFD]

I see that they use an ATA speed rating? Is that more accurate on the speed numbers than IBO? (I understand that 90% of companies pad there IBO ratings)

[hoythitman]

ATA speed is 70 lbs, 30''s, and 5 grains per pound arrow. No exceptions.

IBO is commonly believed to be 70/30/5 gpp however, it can be tested as high as 82lbs/30'', and 5gpp. So with IBO they could be testing 82 lb draw on 30''s and 5 gpi. So basically IBO you never actually know what they used. ATA is a known and standardized measurement scale so more replicatable and more easily verified.