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Hoyt Pro Force Review

The Hoyt Pro Force is an interesting addition to our 2018 Target Bow Project. This bow, which replaces the Hyper Edge, is a part hunting bow and part target bow. In fact, its specs are identical to the Double XL hunting bow. The only real differences are a shoot-through riser design, modular grip and rear stabilizer mounting system. Specs include an axle-to-axle length of 35 3/4 inches, brace height of 7 inches, mass weight of 4.7 pounds, and IBO rated speed of 325 feet per second. Draw lengths range from 26.5 to a whopping 33 inches in half-inch increments with a rotating module and three different cam sizes. I am shooting my test bow at 29.5 inches of draw length using the smallest of the three cams. I've spent a lot of time with the Prevail and a good amount of time with the new Hoyt REDWRX Carbon RX1 and when it comes to feel it's much closer to the hunting bow than the Prevail. With the X3 cams, the Prevail is among the smoothest draw cycles I've ever experienced, but it has a fairly short valley and I am much more comfortable holding it at about 56 pounds of draw weight. The Pro Force has much more parallel limbs and a different draw cycle. It's still reasonably smooth, but you can feel a drop into the valley, which on this bow is very generous. This is a bow I can hold at full draw for long periods of time. The back wall is softer than on some other target bows, but it's noticeably firmer than the Prevail. For me, this is an ideal 3D bow for unknown distance, as I would have no trouble building a reasonably heavy arrow that could achieve maximum speeds. That just isn't an option for me with the Prevail and many other target bows, as I'm not comfortable holding that much weight at full draw. It could also come in handy in FITA 50 meter tournaments when it gets windy, since I shoot it so well without any stabilizers getting caught up in the wind.