It’s also available in a 34-inch version and a 31-inch Turbo model. So the 30.5-inch axle-to-axle RX-3 is right up my alley. While plenty of archers like longer bows for their stability, I prefer shorter bows that are easier to carry in the elk woods and shoot out of treestands at whitetails. Predictably, the company is building off the smashing success of its carbon-fiber-riser REDWRX Carbon RX-1-which proved to be my favorite bow of 2018-with the more compact REDWRX Carbon RX-3. Hoyt has made a name for not being the fastest or the lightest, but in terms of sheer hunting bows-meaning solid, quiet and easy to shoot well-I think Hoyt is top-notch, perhaps only rivaled by Mathews. But before buying one, for Fred Bear’s sake, go shoot them first at your local dealer, as only you can know what feels best.
What follows is one man’s opinion of the half-dozen hottest bows for 2019. Or perhaps you just want a great all-around hunting bow, even if it’s not the best in any one trait. Want to try a carbon-fiber model now that the technology is proven? There are two great ones below. If you like a minimalist grip and a rock-hard back wall, for example, one bow might stand out over the others or if you like that smooth-and-top-heavy Mathews feel, well then you know the company’s new model is its best one yet. Compound bows these days are so good-and so similar in performance-that choosing one really comes down to personal preference based on feel.
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