New Hoyt Alphamax

[Bigdeer33]

Bow shop got some in today and man are they sweet! very light, & soundless!

[az2tx]

They do feel sweet especially the 32, but for the life of me I don;t know why Hoyt went back to that wood wrap around grip from side plates

[Shoalwater]

I shot one before I bought my Bowtech Admiral and was pretty dissappointed in it. The draw cycle was horrible and it did not seem as quite as the Admiral. However it was definetly lighter than the Admiral which I did like.

[canny]

I agree the 32 is a sweet feeling bow. I've never been fond of hoyts but i'm definately going to give this bow a serious look

[JDALEX]

I Shot The 35 Today Didnt Like It At All. It Is Hard To Draw And There Is No "valley" After Let Off. If You Relax The String Will "get Away" From You. It Is Light And Quiet. Just My .02

[Fig'28]

i thought it was ok but again hoyt is lacking in speed.

[hoythunter02]

i thought it was ok but again hoyt is lacking in speed.

Not sure which bow you're referring to but I wouldn't say that. My Katera chrono'd 323 fps at 29" and 70# w/ Sam from Triple Edge watching. I'm liking the heck out of the new Alphamax though.