Hoyt Torrex XT with Torrex XT Cam Right Handed 65 29.0 Blackout ST BK

There's a difference between what you do for a living and what you do to live. If you're a bowhunter, being hands-on probably defines who you are every day. And values like hard work and self-reliance come naturally, not necessarily out of need, but because of personal pride. It's in this spirit we're introducing the new Torrex XT.

Torrex XT Features

• Fuse Custom Strings - Proven with podium finishes around the world, FUSE Custom Strings are built rock-solid on hi-tech computerized tension machines resulting in strings that won’t stretch and peep sights that won’t twist.
• Cam & 1/2 System - Top and bottom cams are fused together by a harness system, ensuring they fire at the exact same time, every time for ultimate consistency and accuracy. No wonder it’s the winningest cam system in Hoyt’s 80-year history.
• Parallel Split Limbs - Hoyt's Parallel Split-Limb designs eliminate the vulnerable v-groove and limb bolt groove where failure most often occurs on traditional solid limbs. Parallel Split-Limbs are also lighter, more efficient and provide increased arrow speeds, durability and accuracy, and they’re engineered to survive an amazing 1,000 dry-fires at 80 lbs. draw weight and 30” draw length.
• Tec-Lite Riser Technology - At Hoyt, they are known around the world for their ultra-tough risers. Their Tec-Lite risers are required to survive 1,500 dry fires without failure before ever being considered for the Hoyt product line. This is NOT an industry standard. This is the Hoyt standard.
• Roller-Cable Guard - Silky smooth roller guards make for a smoother draw cycle and reduce friction for increased efficiency and shot performance.
• X-ACT Grip System - Your first impression shooting a bow ultimately starts with the grip. Extensive, in-depth research and development made sure that experience was as good as it gets when shooting a Hoyt. From the width and angle to the overall shape, the X-Act Grip practically holds your hand through the shot, making sure you have proper hand placement time and time again. Because in archery, consistency is accuracy.