60lb Speed bows

[Swooshski]

Rocky can explain better but a bow with 70# limbs is less efficient than a 60# bow set at or near max weight.

Interested. Because I am in the process now of dropping from a turned down 70 SBXT to a 60 SBXT. Based on my research, it seemed to make sense for me from a comfort position and equipment perspective also. Win win all around.

[Ksbowhunter]

60-70

Rocky can explain better but a bow with 70# limbs is less efficient than a 60# bow set at or near max weight.

I've always heard that but have never heard exactly why. I've also heard that these newer bows are still as efficient even when let down.. But I'm no expert and would love to hear a solid opinion on it

[Mike D]

60lb Speed bows

I need to clarify even though I think you knew what I meant.

A 70# bow turned down to 60# is less efficient than a 60# bow maxed out.

I'm my experience they usually have more vibration and make a more noise as well.

[Fergeris]

I am seeing that with my evolution that I turned down

[Ksbowhunter]

That is what I'm asking. I've been told that the new bows don't shoot any different turned down than they do maxed out.

[Tanner Bundick]

I have a Mathews creed

[JW]

I have a Mathews creed

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