Hoyt Alphamax 32 Compound Bow
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About the Hoyt Alphamax 32
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The Hoyt Alphamax 32 compound bow combines radical, lightweight design, proven technologies and rock solid super tough performance. Among the list of features includes the Hoyt modular-adjustable XTR cam and 1/2 performance system. The Alphamax 32 also uses the ZT lock pocket system, ultra-light 5 layer laminated parallel XTS split limbs and TEC Lite riser.
Built to survive Hoyt’s rigorous testing standard of 1,500 dry-fires, TEC LITE risers are a marvel of modern technology. They’re incredibly lightweight without sacrificing an ounce of strength and durability. The XTR Cam & 1/2 Performance System powers AlphaMax 32 with exceptional smoothness, unrivaled knockdown power and simple modular draw length adjustment without sacrificing speed or kinetic energy.
The MRSP for the Hoyt Alphamax 32 compound bow is $899.00
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| Hoyt Alphamax 32 Specs | |
| Draw Weights : 40-80 lbs Draw Lengths : 23.5-30″ Axle to Axle : 32″ Brace Height : 7″ Mass Weight : 3.9 lbs IBO Speed : 321 fps |
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What They Said On the Forums
BowCountry.com : 12-06-2008 – I must say my next bow is going to be a hoyt alphamax. What a well crafted machine. This thing has an awesome finish, almost like a rhino lining. They have really brought their game this year. When and if business turns I will try an Alphamax 32. Oh yeah this thing is light too.
ArcheryTalk.com : 11-26-2008 – Just shoot the new alphamax 32 buy hoyt and all i can say WOW!!!! I’m old school and currently shoot a high country machine supreme.There is a night and day difference between NEW vs OLD.The bow is very smooth, NO hand shock,and the draw is really nice.I swore that i was going to buy a KATERA thats until i shoot the alphamax. I will diffently be buying a HOYT ALPHAMAX 32 for 2009
I just ordered my new black out alpha max 32. I have already shot it and enjoy it but by the reviews they say that you cad adjust the draw cycle valley. I Zhou this bow at 70 lbs but didn’t like it. I shot of at 60 lbs and it was silky smooth. Can the cams be ajusted at 70 lbs to be just as smooth? I own a sweet demise whisper creek and at 73 lbs it is like the hoyt with 60lbs of pull. With a 27 inch draw and a 395 grain arrow I am slinging the arrows at 255fps. Just wanted to know if I can make draw cycle any smoother at higher draw weight poundage?