Mathews halon 32???

[murph62]

I haven't owned a Mathews bow since the drenalin. Have been shooting Hoyt's for years now. But I'm interested in this bow. Just wanted y'all's take on the halon 32. Thanks!!

[Bish]

I went with the Halon 6, just like a shorter bow, but you will love either one.

God Bless
Bish

[Fishndude]

I went with the Halon 6, just like a shorter bow, but you will love either one.

God Bless
Bish

Halon 6 isn't a model. It's a brace height. There's a 30 and a 32(in 5,6 and 7 inch brace heights). I thought my 30 was my favorite bow ever but my 32 has taken me from a decent shooter to a good shooter. Amazing what 2"s can do. That's what she said.

You can't go wrong either way though.

[txdukklr]

I prefer the bows with that ata . . . . love it

[ACCURACYINC]

Smooth draw cycle. Good speed. Very accurate. You won't be disappointed!

[Ginja Ninja]

Currently shooting an Elite 34. Love it. Shot the Mathews 32, 6 brace, and now I am willing to part with my Elite now. Not going to lie, she's legit.

[clffrdfdge]

I went with the Halon 32" 6 brace height. It's a good balanced bow and a shooter!

[TXQuackStacker]

Just got my 32 yesterday after shopping the last couple of months. It's my first bow so I can't tell you much besides it was alot easier to draw than anything else i tried. The first 32 i tried was right at 68 lbs and i shot the new hoyt defiant that was at 60 lbs and the halon 32 was still easier and smoother with 8 more lbs.

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[be12hunt]

I shoot the halon 30" with 6" riser and I really like it. I was shooting a Mathews creed xs before and was shooting better than ever with that bow. Now I'm shooting even better but with a heavier and faster arrow.