Thanks for the comments I appreciate it. Good luck to you also, you are going to love your bow. Enjoy!!! Subscribe to see new reviews to come!

Michael thank you for your comments... Hoyt finally contacted me and they are doing the right thing. They are sending me a brand new bow. It took a while and a couple of phone calls but the outcome it sound. My intent was never to bash Hoyt products but to put their warranty program in check. Spoke to two people, Kelly in customer service and Tom in warranty. They treated me with much respect and were super helpful. They ask me to go over the timeline of things gone wrong and came to a conclusion that sending me a new bow was in my best interest. Once I receive my bow, I will post final video on experience and tips to have a better experience with any warranty problems that you might have. Thanks for watching hope you subscribe to channel. New product reviews and better quality coming soon!

William Mocaby thanks for the view and comment. Hoyt finally sent me a new bow. There’s a part 2 and a part 3 to this video on my channel. Appreciate the support. Thanks!

Brett Oakley they did. Thanks for the view and comment. Part 2 is uploaded and Part 3 (Final) will be posted soon.

Thanks for the comment and view... There was defiantly something wrong with bow. Hoyt sent me a new bow which should be coming in this week. It was shooting bullet wholes through paper before the failure. I am shooting a heavy arrow weighing in over 450 grains. I uploaded Part 2 to this video and will upload Part 3 once I get the bow in. Thanks again!

E Views Hope everything goes well. I can't wait for the RX - 1 Turbo to hit the market.

Everything went great... They are sending me a new bow... Part 2 to this video has been uploaded and Part 3 is coming as soon as I get my new bow... Go to your local shop the new RX-1 is already out!!!

I think the same...I believe I just bought a bad bow. The problem is just the service. Thanks for input and good luck hunting.

Interesting, all experience I've had with Hoyt has been excellent. Heck, I've seen them rush deliver a bow to the local shop door! Hope all goes well!

Brian I uploaded a part 2 to this video that talks about Hoyt sending me a new bow. I will be uploaded Final Part 3 once I get it in. Thanks for the comment and hope you subscribe to channel.

Thanks for watching... Part 2 has been uploaded and Part 3 is coming soon!

It’s actually dry fire tested at 80lbs and does test all equipment for failure. Riser, limbs,cams & string. Which now is why they say shoot factory strings instead of spending $ on customs. I shoot custom strings anyways but that’s their advertisement. He unfortunately probably had an issue with the riser along with his failure. Not uncommon for a catastrophic failure at 70 or 70+ lbs hoyt should have warrantied the entire bow. Not just the cams or string and not sure why they didn’t. I’ll have to watch the part 2

Mathew thanks for view and comment... Hoyt is shipping me a new bow!!! Should have it this week or the beginning of next week. I uploaded a Part 2 to this video on my channel. Part 3 is coming soon once I get the new bow in. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the input but I was shooting a stiff arrow at 330 spine. The dealer ordered 280's and it still did not paper tune. Still waiting, bow is at Hoyt.

The turbo's can be finicky to paper tune since the brace height are 6" or less. The brace height on the Carbon Defiant turbo is 5-7/8". If your draw length is too long it will be hard to get a good clean release because you are stretch out too much. Realize that most Hoyt bow's actual draw length can be 1/4-1/2" longer than what the cam indicates. On my Nitrum Turbo I tried 28.5 and 29" modules. My measured DL is 29.25, but I had to go down to the 28.5 to get a clean paper tear. When I measured the bows actual DL with the 28.5 mod it was 28.75". Shooting a 1/2 shorter made all the difference. With the longer DL you could be torqueing the string slightly. Just a thought may want to give it a try.

MSwickBR I totally agree with your info. The problem is that before the catastrophe, it was shooting darts through paper. I sincerely believe I just received a defective bow and as I stated in video and previous comments below, this is not a shot at Hoyt products this is me calling out their customer service. If they warranty my bow and send me out a new one, I will continue to be a Hoyt customer. No matter how secure and careful you are with quality control, products can slip through with defects. This is a fact, materials fail. The issue here is.... Stand by your warranty. If you claim not to have catastrophic failures, wouldn't you want to get in contact with the first one that did fail? What would've happened if there was an injury involved? That is all....Stand by your warranty! I will be a happy customer.

Karl I wouldn't be concerned as far as reliability. As I said in the beginning of the video I had a brand new Nitrum Turbo last year and it was an awesome bow. My intension here with this video is not to trash Hoyt bows but just to call them out on their warranty. As of yesterday the local pro shop here shipped my bow out to Hoyt. They received the heavier spined arrows and the bow still did not paper tune. Hoyt wants to take a look at the bow themselves it seems so hopefully at the end they will just send me a brand new bow. Only two things are upsetting...1- Don't know if I will have a bow for this hunting season which I have already purchased my tags and license. 2. How can you market and advertise a bow dry-firing in your factory 1500 times and then give me a runaround when it blew up in my hands while shooting a nocked arrow. I can totally understand a defective product, I studied mechanical engineering so I know there are mistakes in manufacturing that sometimes fall through the cracks, no matter how perfect we try to be..... what upsets me is the time and the runaround. I will probably repost another video once this issue has been taken care of and is complete to let everyone know who has watched this video the outcome. Thank you for watching and hope you harvest well this season!

Mike its crazy... Hoyt sent the bow back to the dealer last week with a repair order document (will be posted a pic on next video of document). The document stated that the raised the d-loop and repositioned the arrow rest which now the center shot is off by I believe 3/8 of an inch. Guess what happened as soon as we went to paper, SAME RESULT, bottom left tear. The dealer is now calling Hoyt again this week to send it back. This is absolutely ridiculous. I never though after buying 2 brand new bows (their top of the line bows each year for 2016/2017) that I would get this kind of service. That repair that they did was pretty much a slap to the face to the dealer. It pretty much stated that they didn't know what they are doing which they do. I haven't even mentioned in my video that the tech who is working on my bow at the dealer is a Hoyt Staff Shooter. The guy is extremely knowledgeable and super nice! I will be following up with another video as soon as I get my bow back to give a final review on this experience and final outcome of repairs. I really don't understand this non-sense and truly hope they do the right thing by me. They were not cheap bows... The worst part of all of this, I can't hunt this season until I get my bow back and as it looks so far it doesn't seem like it will be any time soon.... Thank you for your input and viewership Mike!

E Views Wow not cool! They should've sent u a new bow and tossed other in trash! Me and my buddys have shot all different weight arrows just to see what all our bows can do thru chrono and never had any probs. Their all high end Mathews and PSE!

Mike its not cool at all like you said.... I will see how all of this plans out and like I said if they do the right thing and replace my bow, I good with that. If they don't, they are going to lose a customer who buys a brand new bow every year and will leave me with no other choice than to take a look at their competitors. Again thanks for the input brother!

Dakuan73 wouldn't imagine you've had any problems... Again this video was not to bash Hoyt products because any mass produced product can fail at some point... This is to check on their warranty program... To date they still have my bow. Hunting season started yesterday and I have no bow to enjoy the season with. They should not have taken this long to investigate the issue.

Dylan Rodriguez I recommend you purchase the new Hoyt RX1. Better technology! Great looking bow. Hoyt finally contacted me and they are replacing my bow. I am once again a very satisfied customer. New video with final thoughts will be posted on my channel as soon as I receive the bow. Thank you for watching and good luck to you with your new Hoyt.

Woods2Water glad to here... I put up a part 2 to this video and part 3 is coming soon. Thanks for watching!

Patrick Coy yeah man I here you... in my follow up videos you will see they ended up doing the right thing which was all I wanted out of a company that I spent over $3000 on in a period of 10 months. They ended up sending me a new bow so just as I said I’m still a Hoyt customer. It did take some back and forth discussions but they replaced it so I’m happy. Now just counting down the hours to see the new releases tomorrow so I can drop another $1500. Haha.

Scott it took them a while but they finally took care of me. Like I said in my other videos... as long as they do the right thing I will always be a Hoyt customer!

Martin Thanks for the view and comment... We tried a heavier spined arrow and got same result on paper. Part 2 and 3 to this video on my channel please watch for update and subscribe for more videos. Thanks again.

I can tell you from my 3 failures with Bowtech....Bowtech does not issue loaner bows!...depeding on your status at the shop, the owner at will may loan you a bow, but you will not get one via Bowtech...that is not part of the warranty. AND if Bowtech decides they need to see the bow....well your looking at a 6-8week wait with no bow!

@@fike301 I've personally never had an issue like that with Bowtech. I work at a shop and if they need to see anything they ask for pictures. They always tell me that the last thing they want to do is have the bow sent back. My shop can get parts within a week and have customers back out the door in 5-7 days. I've had complete blow ups where guys need cams, limbs, limb pockets, etc and I've got them ready to go in a week. If your dealer is taking that long or if they're sending it back to Bowtech they're not doing their job. The only time I've ever had to send anything back to them was when a riser on a Carbon overdrive was twisted. Even then, I got a call from them a week later confirming the problem and asking what bow the owner wanted as a replacement. I got him the bow in the next week so he was only out of the field for 2 weeks.