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2009 Product Guide I.B.O. speeds based on 70 lb. 30” draw except Kobalt & Riptide (60 lb. 28”), Trykon Sport (50 lb. 28”), Trykon Jr. (40 lb. 25”) Bows manufactured under one or more of the 2009 HOYT COMPOUND BOW CONFIGURATIONS: following patent numbers: 5,682,871; 5,720,267; 4,957,094; 5,505,185; 6,871,643; 6,938,616 Bow AlphaMax 32 AlphaMax 35 PowerHawk SuperHawk Katera XL Katera Seven 37 38 Pro Kobalt Avenger Plus Limb XTS 500 XTS 500 ZR 12 XT 500 XT 500 XT 500 XT 1000 XT 1000 XT 500 XT 1000 Axle-to-Axle 32” 35” 32” 31” 36” 33” 37” 38” 28” 32” Brace Height 7” 7” 7” 7 ½” 7 ½” 6” 7 ¼” 7 ¾” 7” 7” Draw Weight 40-80# 40-80# 40-70# 40-70# 40-80# 40-80# 40-80# 40-80# 20-60# 40-80# Mass Weight 3.9 lbs. 4.1 lbs. 4.1 lbs. 4.1 lbs. 4.6 lbs. 4.5 lbs. 4.6 lbs. 4.6 lbs. 3.1 lbs. 4 lbs. Z3 25.5-31.5” 320 fps 2009 PRODUCT GUIDE 7 ½” Brace Eccentric XTR XTR M4 M4 36” ATA Z3 Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Options & Draw 26-30” 27-31” 25-30” 25.5-30.5” 24-30” 24-32.5” 25-33.5” 21.5-28” 22.5-30.5” Lengths 321 fps 316 fps 303 fps 306 fps Cam & 1/2 Plus 330 fps 313 fps 306 fps 290 fps 309 fps 23.5-32” 305 fps 7 ½” Brace 36” ATA Catalog Pg. 6 8 10 10 12 12 13 14 15 16 Bow Vantage Elite Vantage Pro UltraElite ProElite Trykon Jr. Trykon Sport Riptide Montega Limb XT 2000 XT 2000 XT 3000 XT 2000 XT 3000 XT 2000 YZ 50 ZR 12 GTX XT 3500 Axle-to-Axle See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below 29 ½” 30” 35 ½” 44 ¼” Brace Height See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below See Below 6 ½” 6 ½” 7 ¼” 9 ¼” Draw Weight 40-80# 40-80# 40-80# 40-80# 40-80# 40-80# 10-40# 20-50# 30-60# 40-80# Mass Weight 4.8 lbs. 4.8 lbs. 4.8 lbs. 4.6 lbs. 4.8 lbs. 4.6 lbs. 2.7 lbs. 3.2 lbs. 3.7 lbs 4.9 lbs Spiral X Spiral X Spiral X Spiral X Spiral X Spiral X 25.5-32” 25.5-32” 26-33” 24.5-31.5” 27-34” 25.5-32.5” 308 fps 308 fps 310 fps 320 fps 304 fps 310 fps 7 ¾” Brace 7 ¾” Brace 7 ½” Brace 6 ¾” Brace 8 ½” Brace 7 ¾” Brace Eccentric 41” ATA 41” ATA 40” ATA 37 ¼” ATA 40” ATA 37 ¼” ATA Versa Cam & 1/2 Cam & 1/2 Plus AccuWheel AccuWheel Options & Draw 17-25” 23-28.5” 25.5-31” 26.5-34” Lengths Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus Cam & 1/2 Plus 255 fps 290 fps 248 fps 270 fps 25.5-34” 25.5-34” 25.5-34” 24-32.5” 26.5-34” 25-32.5” 301 fps 301 fps 302 fps 312 fps 295 fps 302 fps 8” Brace 8” Brace 7 ¾” Brace 7” Brace 8 ¾” Brace 8 ¼” Brace 41” ATA 41” ATA 40 ¾” ATA 37 ½” ATA 40 ¾” ATA 37 ¼” ATA Catalog Pg. 18 18 20 20 20 20 23 23 24 25 COLOR OPTIONS: High-Polish Anodized: Custom Paint: Hunting (Available on all compound bows): Fusion Red Ember Jade Cobalt Blue Jet Black Candy Sable Apple Red Black Powdercoat: Blue Black White Yellow Pink Red Pearl White Rally Blue Realtree Black Out Realtree APG HD APG HD/ Black Out COMPOUND TARGET COLOR OPTIONS: All Aluminum Bows: High Polish Anodize Colors, Pearl White; PowerHawk & SuperHawk: Custom Paint Colors; Trykon Jr. & Trykon Sport: Powder Coat Colors; Kobalt: Custom Paint Colors, Pink Powdercoat. ™ RECURVE TARGET COLOR OPTIONS: All Aluminum Risers: High Polish Anodize Colors, Pearl White, Candy Apple Red; Eclipse: Custom Paint Colors, Pink Powdercoat; Excel: Powdercoat Colors. WARRANTY: HOYT COMPOUND BOW LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY All Hoyt compound bows are guaranteed against defects in 543 N. Neil Armstrong Rd. • Salt Lake City, Utah • 84116-2887 • Phone (801) 363-2990 • Fax (801) 537-1470 materials or workmanship to the original owner on all risers, limbs, Visit our web site for the latest news, contests and product information. www.hoyt.com limb pockets, and eccentrics for the life of the product*. *For warranty on other components please see warranty policy in owner’s manual. Bows purchased over the internet or through mail order void all Note: At the time of production of our Product Guide 2009, the bows, limbs, cams, color options, and all other acces- warranty. For warranty on Sims® String Leeches and AlphaShox contact Sims Vibration Laboratory directly. sories shown, and the information contained had been thoroughly checked for accuracy. However, in the event that a typographical error was missed, Hoyt reserves the right to notify our dealers and customers at its discretion. Additionally, HOYT RECURVE BOW LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY Hoyt reserves the rights to modify, change or discontinue products shown in this publication without notice. Bowtech is Hoyt recurve handles are guaranteed against defects in materials and a registered trademark of Extreme Technologies, Inc. Mathews is a registered trademark of Mathew A. McPherson. PSE workmanship to the original owner for the life of the product*. is a registered trademark of Precision Shooting Equipment, Inc. Martin is a registered trademark of Martin Archery, Inc. *For limb warranty and other components please see warranty policy in owner’s manual. Photo credits: Kevin Winzeler, John Hafner, Dean Alberga, Yoshi Komatsu, Greg Nielsen, Richard White and Andre Gegg LIMBS THAT PERFORM AS GOOD AS THEY LOOK. NEW 990TX COMPETITION LIMBS: The next step beyond the wildly successful 900CX, Hoyt’s new 990TX™ has a high-modulus, hybrid carbon skin completes this pinnacle of Hoyt limb technol- snappier sound, a higher level of feedback to the shooter, and increased tor- ogy. Optimized for shooters who want a snappy, dynamic reaction, 990TX con- sional rigidity, while retaining the sweet-shooting characteristics and improved tinues the Hoyt tradition of accuracy, stability, speed and shootability in a good velocities of the 900CX. Carbon X-foam core elements and a polymer car- looking, light-mass weight package. (Available 22 to 50lbs. in 2lb. increments. bon hybrid power layer ensure all-weather performance. The exclusive Hoyt Lengths: short, medium and long) advanced polymer skin ensures a tough, durable, vibrant look. A next-generation G3 PARABOLIC FOAM TECHNOLOGY LIMBS: 300 CARBON LIMBS: 36 The world-championship winning Hoyt G3™ has been the #1 choice of For years, archers worldwide have loved the feel and response of Hoyt’s www.hoytrecurve.com top archers across the globe, for good reasons. G3s feature smoothness, wood-carbon limbs. The 300 Carbon™ continues that trusted tradition with high performance, total weatherproofing and a great feel. Other reasons affordable excellence. The 300 Carbon represents the best wood-carbon include the industry’s best alignment and dynamic balance. G3 is the quality and performance available today. (Available 22 to 50lbs. in 2lb. proven leader in smoothness, reliability, accuracy and quality. (Available 22 increments. Lengths: short, medium and long) to 50lbs. in 2lb. increments. Lengths: short, medium and long) NEW 900CX COMPETITION LIMBS: STRATIX LIMBS: EXCEL LIMBS: Hoyt’s incredible 900CX™ limbs revolutionized limb technology and quickly Medal. With a unique smooth feel, sweet shooting characteristics, a choice Beginning and intermediate archers don’t have to settle for cheaply made, Hoyt’s all-new Excel™ limbs use proven Hoyt glass and rock maple con- took their place as the high performance limb of the year. 900CX set World of two custom colors, and easy tunability, 900CX raises the bar of perfor- hit-or-miss quality to get started in recurve archery – not when they can struction and a flexible riser section for forgiving and smooth draw charac- and Continental records and delivered World Championship performances mance and quality. (Available 22 to 50lbs. in 2lb. increments. Lengths: short, have Hoyt quality. Stratix™ is the ideal starter and intermediate limb, and teristics. Available in short and medium lengths, the Excel limb is the ideal in 2008, including the FITA World Field Championship men’s recurve Gold medium and long) every Stratix enjoys the same attention to detail and unmatched dynamic starter limb whether paired with the all-new Excel riser, or any of Hoyt’s and static alignment as our top of the line limbs. Responsive and great other world-class risers. (Available 20 to 34lbs. in 2lb. increments. Lengths: feeling hard rock maple cores and high-quality glass make Stratix a high short and medium) performance limb at a great price. (Available 22 to 50lbs. in 2lb. increments. Lengths: short, medium and long) Recurve Backpack Limb Covers WWW.HOYTRECURVE.COM Whether you’re a world champion archer or a first-time recurve shooter, HoytRecurve. com has everything you need to elevate your game. Informative new bow and acces- sory info. Breaking news and tournament results. Online polls and videos. And much more. It's an exciting, dynamic, interactive resource, and it's just a click away. Riser Bag Recurve Stringer 09 PROVEN FROM BOSTON TO BEIJING. Thousands of victories in the making. The masters of bow design bring you the latest evolution in recurve bows - the new 2009 Hoyt Gold Medalist NEW Xtreme (GMX). GMX™ features new flex tuning to pro- mote a linear and snappy shot reaction.
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