Hoyt VorTec

The archery industry has become a competitive one. Every year we get new products and terminology thrown at us by the manufactures. It is important to remember that along with this new terminology comes new and better equipment. This means better hunting and shooting for consumers. Bows are shooting faster, quieter and straighter than ever before. I applaud the technicians and engineers for the efforts and innovative ideas.

The Hoyt VorTec is designed with the (TEC) Total Engineering Concept. Hoyt's niche is basically stiffing the riser, so you can have less of it. This leads to the bow having a lighter overall weight, as well as less vibration. Add these new features to the standard high quality of a Hoyt bow, and now you've got something out of a game I used to enjoy called Diablo
(i.e. "The Wizards Swift Bow of the VorTec").

The VorTec also has a new style grip. This one is aimed at helping the archer get a quicker draw. I can understand this, because I remember having to draw and then adjust my hand before I could shoot. This new grip will help prevent anyone from busting his or her wrist with the string. If your hand position is out of whack, this can easily happen to anyone. I found the grip to be more than comfortable.

This bow comes with XT2000 limbs. Wow that's an impressive number, but what does it mean and why should I care? Yeah, that's what I thought until I did the research. Ok, these new limbs are built to distribute the energy evenly. By doing this, you will have less wear and tear on the limbs plus I imagine this can add noticeable speed to the arrow flight.

The Hoyt VorTec preformed at a level I expected, very high. I would not expect anything but top speed from this leading company. I enjoyed shooting it and I hope you will have a great experience with yours. You can find Hoyt's info on www.hoytusa.com

By; Justin Boyette