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Top 5 New Bows at the 2020 ATA Show

The 2020 ATA (Archery Trade Association) Show is just around the corner, and with it comes anticipation for all the amazing new bows to try out. We’ve rounded up the top 5 new bows for 2020 that we’re most looking forward to.

Bear Archery Shock Limited Edition

The Bear Archery Shock Limited Edition is a top-of-the-line bow in Bear’s lineup. It features an adjustable draw weight ranging from 10 to 70 pounds and an adjustable draw length between 26 and 35 inches. The Shock features Bear’s new Reactive Perimeter Weighting system, which makes the bow more adjustable and gives it a smoother draw cycle than other bows in its class. This bow is perfect for hunting or target shooting, and its camo finish will make it easy to stand out when you’re out in the field.

Hoyt Nitrum 34

The Hoyt Nitrum 34 is the perfect bow for hunters or target archers. It has a draw weight of 50 pounds and draw length up to 31 inches, making it suitable for most users. The Nitrum 34 is equipped with Hoyt’s new Balance riser technology, which makes it smooth and even when you are at full draw. The bow also comes with the Hoyt Nitro Cam system, which allows for easier tuning due to the improved cam geometry.

Bear Archery Species

The Bear Archery Species is an all-around bow that’s perfect for target shooting, hunting, and even 3D shooting. It features an adjustable draw weight of 10 to 70 pounds and a draw length of up to 35 inches. The Species comes with a new 6-zone grip, which gives you better control over the bow and allows you to hold it more consistently when aiming. The bow is surprisingly lightweight, so it won’t tire you out when shooting for extended periods.

Bowtech Carbon Icon

The Bowtech Carbon Icon is the perfect bow for shooters who need an adjustable and lightweight bow for hunting or target shooting. It has an adjustable draw weight of 10 to 70 pounds and an adjustable draw length of up to 32 inches. The Carbon Icon feature Bowtech’s new PX cam system, which provides an extra smooth draw cycle and is adjustable for different draw lengths. The bow also comes with an adjustable string suppressor, making it one of the quietest bows on the market.

Mathews Halon 5

The Mathews Halon 5 is the perfect bow for hunters and 3D shooters. It has an adjustable draw weight of 12 to 70 pounds and an adjustable draw length of up to 32 inches. The Halon 5 is equipped with Mathews’ new SwitchWeight technology, which makes it easier to adjust the draw weight in the field. The bow also features a new caged roller guard system, which allows for a smoother draw cycle and increased accuracy.

In conclusion, at the 2020 ATA Show, these five bows each offer something special that sets them apart from the others. Whether you’re a hunter, target shooter, or 3D shooter, there is something here for everyone. Each bow also offers adjustable draw weight and draw length, making them perfect for archers of any size and experience level.


    • Top 5 New Bows at the 2020 ATA Show

    I shot dozens of bows at the 2020 ATA Show in Indianapolis. While my time with each bow was fairly limited and none of the bows had sights or peeps, I still ended up with a handful of bows that stood out from the rest.

    Once I get all of my 2020 bows in for long-term testing, I will undoubtedly like some bows more than I do now and some of them less. But these are the bows that got my attention at the show.


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