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Compound bow specs and mod charts

Published specifications for 48 compound bows across 10 brands, including 18 current models and the discontinued bows that still dominate the used market. IBO speed, axle to axle, brace height, draw weight and draw length ranges, let-off, mass weight, and how each bow's draw length modules adjust.

Figures come from manufacturer published data, cross-checked against retailer specification tables where a manufacturer page has been retired. Confirm with a dealer before ordering arrows or accessories.

Widest draw length range

Highest IBO rating

Every bow, compared

Bow Year IBO ATA Brace Draw length Draw weight Mass
Bear Adapt 2023 320 fps 32 in 6.5 in 24 to 31 in 45 to 70 lb 3.9 lb
Bear Cruzer G2 2017 315 fps 30 in 6.5 in 12 to 30 in 5 to 70 lb 3 lb
Bear Cruzer G3 2023 315 fps 30 in 6.5 in 14 to 30 in Up to 70 lb 3.1 lb
Bear Cruzer G4 -- 315 fps 29 in 6.25 in 14 to 30 in 10 to 70 lb 3.2 lb
Bear Legit 2021 315 fps 30 in 6 in 14 to 30 in 10 to 70 lb 3.6 lb
Bear Legit Maxx 2024 315 fps 30 in 6.25 in 14 to 30 in 10 to 70 lb --
Bear Species EV 2022 320 fps 30 in 6.75 in 23.5 to 30.5 in 45 to 70 lb 3.8 lb
Bear Species XT -- 320 fps 30 in 6.75 in 23.5 to 30.5 in 45 to 70 lb --
Bear Whitetail Legend 2021 320 fps 31 in 6.75 in 23 to 30 in 45 to 70 lb 4.3 lb
Bear Whitetail Legend Pro 2022 338 fps 30 in 6.25 in 26 to 30 in 45 to 70 lb 3.8 lb
Bowtech Alliance 30.5 2026 338 fps 30.5 in 6.43 in 26 to 31 in 60 to 75 lb 4.09 lb
Bowtech Core SS 2024 337 fps 31.5 in 6.25 in 26 to 31 in 50 to 70 lb 4.5 lb
Bowtech Solution SS 2020 332 fps 30 in 7 in 25.5 to 31 in 50 to 70 lb 4 lb
Bowtech SR350 2022 350 fps 33 in 6 in 25 to 30 in 50 to 70 lb 4.4 lb
Diamond Edge 320 2020 320 fps 32 in 7.25 in 15 to 31 in 7 to 70 lb 3.6 lb
Diamond Edge XT 2022 300 fps 31 in 6.75 in 19 to 31 in 20 to 70 lb 3.7 lb
Diamond Infinite Edge Pro 2015 310 fps 31 in 7 in 13 to 31 in 5 to 70 lb 3.2 lb
Diamond Infinite Edge Pro Legacy 2026 300 fps 31 in 7 in 13 to 31 in 5 to 65 lb 3.3 lb
Elite Basin 2022 315 fps 32.375 in 6.6875 in 16 to 30 in 20 to 70 lb 3.9 lb
Elite Ember 2020 310 fps 31.25 in 6.25 in 15 to 29 in 10 to 60 lb 3.6 lb
Elite Terrain 2022 325 fps 32.5 in 7 in 25.5 to 31.5 in 45 to 70 lb 3.9 lb
Elite Varos 2026 338 fps 32 in 6.625 in 25.5 to 31 in 40 to 75 lb 4.75 lb
Hoyt RX-7 Ultra 2022 334 fps 34 in 7 in 27 to 32 in 40 to 80 lb 4.3 lb
Hoyt RX-8 Ultra 2024 332 fps 34.6875 in 7.0625 in 27 to 32 in 40 to 80 lb 4.4 lb
Hoyt RX-9 Ultra 2025 340 fps 33.5 in 6.375 in 26 to 31 in 40 to 80 lb 4.3 lb
Hoyt Torrex 2020 327 fps 30.75 in 7 in 26 to 30 in 40 to 70 lb 3.8 lb
Hoyt Torrex XT 2020 336 fps 30 in 6 in 25.5 to 30 in 40 to 70 lb 4 lb
Mathews Lift 29.5 2024 348 fps 29.5 in 6 in 24.5 to 30 in 55 to 80 lb 3.99 lb
Mathews Lift 33 2024 343 fps 33 in 6.5 in 26 to 30.5 in 55 to 80 lb 4.26 lb
Mathews Lift X 29.5 2025 348 fps 29.5 in 6 in 24.5 to 30 in 55 to 80 lb 3.99 lb
Mathews Lift X 33 2025 343 fps 33 in 6.5 in 26 to 31.5 in 55 to 80 lb 4.26 lb
Mathews Phase4 29 2023 340 fps 29 in 6 in 25.5 to 30 in 60 to 75 lb 4.48 lb
Mathews Phase4 33 2023 336 fps 33 in 6.5 in 27 to 31.5 in 60 to 75 lb 4.68 lb
Mission Craze II -- 306 fps 28 in 7.25 in 19 to 30 in 13 to 70 lb 3.4 lb
Mission Hype DTX 2017 305 fps 31 in 7 in 19 to 30 in 15 to 70 lb 4.16 lb
Mission Switch 2019 305 fps 31 in -- 18 to 30 in 11 to 70 lb 3.84 lb
Prime Inline 1 2022 -- 31 in 7 in 26 to 30.5 in 40 to 80 lb 4.3 lb
Prime Nexus 2 2021 341 fps 32 in 6 in 23 to 30 in 40 to 80 lb 4.4 lb
Prime Revex 2 2023 336 fps 32 in 6.25 in 26 to 30 in 40 to 80 lb 4.5 lb
PSE Brute ATK 2022 328 fps 32 in 6.75 in 23 to 30.5 in 60 to 70 lb 4.1 lb
PSE Stinger Max 2020 312 fps 30 in 7 in 21.5 to 30 in 22 to 70 lb 3.8 lb
PSE Uprising 2019 310 fps 30 in 6.625 in 14 to 30 in 15 to 70 lb 3.2 lb
Xpedition APX -- 340 fps 33 in 6.75 in 26 to 30 in 40 to 70 lb 4 lb
Xpedition Mako X 2019 364 fps 33.3 in 5 in 24.5 to 30 in 40 to 70 lb 3.9 lb
Xpedition NexLite 30 2026 336 fps 30 in 6.375 in 24 to 30 in 50 to 80 lb 3.6 lb
Xpedition NexLite 33 2026 330 fps 33 in 6.375 in 24.5 to 31 in 50 to 80 lb 3.75 lb
Xpedition Xcursion 6 HD 2019 354 fps 32.375 in 6 in 25.5 to 30.5 in 40 to 70 lb 3.9 lb
Xpedition Xcursion 7 HD 2019 344 fps 32.375 in 7 in 26.5 to 31.5 in 40 to 70 lb 3.9 lb

A double dash means the manufacturer does not publish that figure, or credible sources disagree on it. We would rather leave a cell empty than print a number we cannot stand behind.

By brand

Before you buy any bow

Draw length range is the spec that decides whether a bow can fit you at all, and it is the one most buyers check last. Measure yours with the draw length calculator and confirm it at a shop with the release aid you actually intend to shoot, since switching between a wrist strap and a handheld changes effective draw length.

Then work out the arrows. Spine depends on draw weight, arrow length, and point weight, not on the bow model, so run your build through the arrow spine calculator. Keep total arrow weight at or above 5 grains per pound of peak draw weight, which is a hard safety floor rather than a guideline. For the geometry trade-offs, read short vs long axle to axle bows.