Love that you take off the tags and shoot the bows. A lot of reviewers leave the tags on the bow and then ask the viewers to listen to bow and all you hear are tags flipping around after and during the shot

I have been shooting this bow for over a year now and it has been perfect. A great BANG for your BUCK with great tech at a great price.

Great review. I shoot the Escalate. I feel as though it punches above its weight for the price point. When you are holding it, it definitely feels different than some of the other mid priced bows. Very smooth draw. I do have a nock on riddance stabilizer but there is zero vibration. I also have not had any cable rubbing. I actually prefer the Escalate's grip feel, balance, and draw cycle to the PSE Embark (my brother recently bought the Embark. it is awesome too). Definitely a bow worth looking at if you want a high end mid range bow but don't want to spend 1200+ in a flagship bow but still want some of the flagship goodies.

Great review on a mid grade bow. I would recommend that bow for some one. Starting to get into bow hunting and archery.

nice video again. i like bear bows. you have a bow for every price. keep it up ,and you have a cool webshop. regards 🇳🇱

I recently got the Whitetail Maxx. I had to do a bunch of stuff to it to get it to tune and reduce felt vibration and noise by half. The bow came from the factory with the cams shimmed incorrectly, so I had to figure out the correct shim configuration to get the bow set up properly to shoot bulletholes. The correct shim configuration for my bow was 7/32" (3 shims of the same thickness stacked) on the left side of both cams, with the other shims moved to the right side. This set my arrow at 7/8" perfectly parallel to the riser window, and shooting bulletholes after properly setting up the rest. The 4 string grubs on the string was causing a ton on string vibration and noise. I sliced them off and installed brass speed nocks with shrink tubing (I copied the pattern from my Bowtech RPM 360). This also increased my arrow speed by a few FPS. Originally, the bow was shooting 278 FPS at 27" (measured, but actually set at 26.5 on the mods and stops), and 64# using a 385 grain Easton Axis arrow. After the grub replacement, arrow speed went up to 280 FPS. This bow is shooting a 385 grain arrow faster than my Bowtech Solution SS that's set to 71#, 27" (measured, mods and stops at 26.5") and shooting a 360 grain arrow at 271 FPS, on the Comfort setting. And at a price point of $600, bow-only, the Whitetail Maxx is the best bang for the buck!

Great review per usual. Looking forward to seeing what comes through the backyard next. Any plans for the bowtech SS34, or Athens Elevate? Those two along with the omnia are on my short list. Big fan of your omnia review...I'll be putting VAP TKO's through one of those, around 470 grains. I bet the omnia would have them ripping.

nice speeds from it at 70#s hope they address that cable rubbing issue...as always great review bud God Bless

Do you mind sharing what accessories you had on this bow when shooting? I know you mentioned it was kitted out with Trophy Ridge, just curious as to sight, rest and stabilizer you were using in this video? Keep up the great work!

Have you seen the Xpedition Xperience? It’s a great bow that is American made as well as can be bought online. I know you were saying in an earlier review that you’d like to see more companies do direct ship

When do you think a bow hunter should buy a flagship bow? I've been taking deer pretty steady with a diamond

Bowtech SS34, Bowtech SS34 Pleassse

Great information! I was hoping for a great review on this bow. What was your final thought with the roller guard and the strings hitting?