Elite Ethos take the shoot ability challenge!

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Ай бұрын

A month ago I purchased the Elite Ethos. I am super impressed with the quality and adjustability! If you’re in the market for a new bow this year, give this bow a shot.
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@jedhuf7548 Ай бұрын

Got mine right away at launch and absolutely love it. Best bow I’ve ever shot

@brosbeforebowshunting Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! This bow is quickly becoming one of my favorites!

@michaelschnitzer4054 Ай бұрын

I picked up a used 22’ last year and thought I was good for a while then elite dropped the ethos. Now I want an ethos.

@brosbeforebowshunting Ай бұрын

We appreciate you tuning in! To tell you the truth, I was super close to buying the Omnia last year, I was super impressed with the performance but I tend to enjoy a 33 inch ATA. When they came out with the Ethos, I knew I was going to get one. This bow continues to impress me!

@radnrev5851 Ай бұрын

I love mine!

@brosbeforebowshunting Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! I’m loving it more and more every day!!!

@paulheberling2750 Ай бұрын

Nice lookin bow! But that brace height is too high for me

@brosbeforebowshunting Ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

@joshuawooledge6945 22 күн бұрын

I like elite and I know that everything has gone up in price. However it is hard to swallow an updated price that follows the other flagship bows when Elite really didn't give me anything for my money. JMO.

@brosbeforebowshunting 22 күн бұрын

Thanks for tuning in, I can understand why you would say that, most if not all of the major players are using some kind of innovative integration of accessories. That being said, still shooting the Ethos and it’s quickly becoming a top contender for the elk woods this season.

@madman432000 9 күн бұрын

Where did you decide on the centershot? And how much did you adjust the SET to get it turned?

@brosbeforebowshunting 8 күн бұрын

Great questions! When I set up a bow these days I like to use a longer stabilizer and look down from the top of the bow on the limb bolts and line the arrow up with the stabilizer. This usually gets somewhere close to 3/16 off the riser. This gave me a slight right tear, with less than a quarter turn on the SET tech both top and bottom, we were shooting bullets. The SET tech is great ant the adjustability of the Ethos makes it a great choice for just about every type of shooter.

@madman432000 8 күн бұрын

@@brosbeforebowshunting Nice. I have a Kairos and when I left the shop the SET was maxed because of right tear. Didn't like it so after looking around some I downloaded the tune guide from Elite. They say center shot at 7/8" so I checked mine and it was 13/16. Moved it to 7/8 and recenter the SET adjustment. Had a slight right tear so did 1/4 or 1/2 turn on the set adjustment and it was good. Started dl at 29 and ended at 29.5 so that now is maxed for dl, backed limb bolts out a half turn too. 70lb limbs, if they would have had 65lb in stock would have got that. Definitely a nice shooting bow

@brosbeforebowshunting 8 күн бұрын

That’s awesome! Definitely one of the reasons why I like to do my own setups. The center shot number is definitely not as important as having the arrow leaving the bow straight! Good luck in the woods this season!

@RWTupper Ай бұрын

A notable and IMO significant limitation of the in-line pic style front scope mount is: Unlike Core or Bridge Lock alternatives (which emulate a dovetail mount), you have no control over how far in/out your scope ring sits. (which adversely effects peep alignment and eliminates the possibility of torque tuning) Also there's a significant variance between different PIC mount scope frame lengths/depths. A similar situation also exists with an IMS rest mount. (Although IMS rests are generally very close to the riser which is typically what you want.) Almost all other scope mounts (non picatinny) whether they're dovetail or fixed, you have some control as to how far out you place your scope ring. I've decided to not use the pic rail on my Hoyt Alpha X. (i've got the pic adapter for my B3 sight which is both rugged and incredibly lightweight with the dovetail. So converting it IMO results in taking a step backwards.)

@brosbeforebowshunting Ай бұрын

Hey thanks for watching! All great and valid points about the pic mount system. I was just trying to say that for versatility that would be my choice. I have shot the spot Hogg fast eddy direct mount for the past few years and have found that peep and scope alignment with 3/16 peep at my draw length is perfect. Tru ball’s pic version is adjustable in and out and most are at very similar length from the riser. The times that I have torque tuned in the past it always seems to end up the same distance from the riser as the direct mount option anyway. I’m not sure how a pic mount version would actually weigh more than the dovetail direct mount or be a step backwards, but to each his own. Good luck in the woods! Thanks for watching and commenting!!

@RWTupper Ай бұрын

@@brosbeforebowshunting Pic is lighter for sure, but the B3 frame so late it's insignificant. (I shoot single pin out to ~45 making holdover adjustment in my head so I prefer a very light/simple & fixed frame like the B3 Hunter. XL scope housing included, the entire site with dovetail is maybe 6 ounces!)

@RWTupper Ай бұрын

oops... "so light it's insignificant"

@RWTupper Ай бұрын

@@brosbeforebowshunting Didn't realize the Axcel mount was adjustable like that. Most are not & that's a great feature. (Looks like they just finally updated their website. I've been looking at Axcel sights/frames for years but decided to keep things simple.)