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Hoyt Carbon RX-1 Review

I’ve spent the past several months shooting the Hoyt Carbon RX-1 as part of ArcheryTalk’s 2018 Hunting Bow Project. Specs on the RX-1 include and axle-to-axle length of 32 inches, brace height of 6 inches, mass weight of 3.9 pounds and IBO rated speed of 340 feet per second. This bow has a retail price of $1,549. When it comes to fit and finish, Hoyt takes a back seat to nobody and the RX-1 is no exception. The swooping design of the carbon riser looks awesome. My test bow is dressed in RealTree Edge camo, which looks flawless, but I prefer the Buckskin finish I had on last year’s Carbon Defiant. Fortunately, Hoyt offers six different finish options, eight different accent color options and four custom hunting finishes, you have lots of choice. The draw cycle is nice with a minimal drop into the valley with the new ZT Hyper cams, but I probably liked how the DFX cams on the Carbon Defiant felt a little better. With 85% let off, the valley is very generous and it’s easy to hold at full draw for extended periods of time. The back wall is on the soft side compared to some of the other bows I’ve tested this year, but I generally prefer a bit of give in the wall. When it comes to holding on target, the RX-1 is probably my favorite bow of the year. I’ve shot this bow out to well past 70 yards and it groups really well. Put a short stabilizer up front and give me target sight with a lens and a single pin and I think I could shoot about as well as I can with my target bows. It is confidence-inspiring.