Elite Judge review.

[whitetail adict]

Elite Judge and Elite bows in general. I don't know anything about them. What's the good and if there is anything bad lets hear it.

[kglez_elite]

I own a Pulse and i must say its the best bow i have owned. I treat her better than my girlfriend.

[whitetail adict]

Wow! Really. I'm going Tuesday to shoot a Judge and I'm wondering what the GS thinks about the Elite line of bows. So please keep them coming. Thanks.

[Texas Grown]

I own a Judge . 50-60 but maxs out at 63lbs. Bought it from our sight sponsor RBO. I love the let-off. I'm holding just under 10lbs drawn, with it set at 58lbs . The draw is incredibly smooth and when you hit the let off, it's like falling off a cliff . It seams like there is nothing there! Super quiet on the shot too! First 4 pigs I shot with it, I got pass throughs on. And I bought the bow for shooting pigs .


What poundage are you going to shoot?

[wlo11]

I just bought an Answer with #80 limbs. It is easy to draw and very smooth. it's the only Elite bow I've shot but I'm definitely impressed with it. I think you will really like em

[Knox]

I plan on buyin a black elite hunter next year!

[Bowtech08]

I have a elite Z28 and love it.

[Muddy Bud]

Ever since I started shooting an Elite 7 years ago, every other bow I draw back is stiff and uncomfortable. Absolutely the smoothest bows on the market with solid back walls and a great fully transferable warranty.

[Bill]

I have a 2010 Judge. It's a really nice bow, the speed and the let-off/ rock solid wall sold me to get it at the end of the model year. I put a Code Red rest and Copper John Mark 4 single pin sight on, plus the Elite quiver and stablizer.

If I were to shoot it at 70# and 28.5" draw length with a 350 grain arrow, I think it would shoot 330+ fps. I shoot a 510 grain Carbon Tech Rhino since I like the heavy arrow for hunting, and it shoots ~285 fps with the heavy arrow (I have not checked the speed since changing 29 to 28.5").

The bow is heavy set up as it is. One of my hunting partners got a new Martin and with a 6 arrow quiver on his bow, it's noticeably less weight in you hand. That's the only 'negative' I can think of.

Great company, great lifetime transferrable warranty.

[JerryR]

Great bow for sure!

[whitetail adict]

I'll be shooting 50#'s cause of a bad shoulder. The bow is already maxed out at 50#'s and the draw is already set to my draw and the rest is a NAP quick tune and the sight is an Apex 4 pin and an Apex quiver and stabilizer. Is that a good combination? Thanks for the reviews so far. Keep them coming I like reading them.

[Knox]

Where's Blake at??!! He owns quite a few elites, he'd be a good person to talk to about them

[Leftridge]

Man, they are a really great bows... But I could not shoot it. I had an '11 Hunter for just over six weeks.. I couldn't get used to the release. I hated it, but I liked the bow. I ended up with a torque less grip and I liked that as well.. But I tried every day shooting dozens of arrow and could never get used to that back wall. It was the most frustrating thing I've ever experienced and I never had problems with any other bows.. Just the Elite. The only thing I didn't like was the finish. I don't know how to explain it but it looks thick and nasty.. It was also loud to me.. And I shoot really heavy arrows..

But if you can shoot it then enjoy because it has an amazing draw..

[whitetail adict]

It was loud and thick and nasty? I've never heard those reviews or comments on any of the Elites but I asked for reviews. Thanks.

[Cajun Blake]

**** WARNING : High Drool Factor ****

not mine but a fellow EA shooters custom dipped Pulse