Great review I agree with everything you said .I could care a less about the integrate and Picatin.

1/4 inch draw and let off adjustment makes all the difference in world. The bow hold on target with that grip like no other.

Just bought one and love it ,been shooting Mathew’s sence the mq1.

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

What a beautiful place for an archery shoot. Some of those long shots are crazy ridiculous but fun in a way. I did TAC San Antonio a couple years back. Once was enough for me. My 80+ yard shots mostly sucked. All I know is you had better do a LOT of long shots before going to one of these. 👍👍

The z1 is very aggressive. In pulling it back. I guess you can get used to it. And you like to punch that button.😂.

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.

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

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

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.

I love mine!

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.)

Hi . I got 27.5 revex 6. Is there a possibility that I can adjust the arm length 27 or a little lower?

Keep it up guys

Now that’s my kind of music.

My 858 grain black eagle ramp went 267😮granted that was with 100lbs of draw

So the levitate at 75 out performed the Hoyt and Mach 1 at 80lb?? 😮

On the flip side to see how much speed you can get out of 80lb limbs, do you know what poundage you can back the 80lbs down to with allotted turns of the limb bolt?

Which setting were you at which measured 30?

Ever test it in 28.5 or 29? All us short guy problems lol.

Nice to see you guys

Awesome stuff, I’m all about speed is power too. People give me a hard time for shooting an 80lb omen at 80% let off but my groups are tight and it’s a hammer. You guys needs to get an omen and play around with it

Drawing that bow is like pulling a boat anchor. 😂😂

Looking to get a new used bow and was looking between the revex 6 and Black 5. I love the idea of being able to adjust the draw for if family etc want to shoot for fun. Since you stated you like both, what are your thoughts between the two, since you only briefly touched on the two?

Ran the Rev 6 since it came out and hands down one of my favorite bows i have ever shot honestly

Just get a apa I'm 100+ lbs and stop messing around. I shot them all, and my apa @ 106lbs is just as smooth at my 80lbers its nuts

I wish Prime make their cams like elite, Hoyt, bowtech and Athens. Cross cables to balance each side out. Advantage rotating quarter inch mods to customize draw length

Goddamn was looking for you guys on milk cartons hehehe Nice to see you guys

Finally a channel that plays good music

We were at that alligator 15 seconds before we saw it. Looking way past it

My inline 5 is new and loud as all hell. Loudest bow I've ever shot. Was planning on hunting with it, but now I dunno.

No nonsense review. It seemed like the draw cycle was a little more aggressive with the PSE Levitate.. one of these two bows will be the replacement for my RX4 Turbo. I went from a PSE Full Throttle to the Hoyt and might go back to PSE.

How are you liking that new Prime?

😃 Promo sm

You don’t pull pressure off the strings…lots of people are saying that but that’s wrong you back the axle screw out a little. That’s how I take pressure off the system.

I shoot PSE EVO NXT 33, in my opinion it’s awesome bow, shoot beautiful out the box, I tune my bow so easy by just moving my arrow rest that’s it. Nice smooth cambs, it’s so quiet, better then Hoyt & Mathews. Is fast and very accurate I can group nice at 100 yards. I switch from Hoyt & Mathews to a PSE. When you’re tuning your bow make sure you grip your bow properly and tune every single arrow. All the PSE bows with EVO Cambs system are so easy to tune. 👍

Did you mention the draw length? If so I missed it.

Did say how heavy your arrows where?

What did you guys end up settling with last year and what are y'all going to do this year?

I know this is an older video but how did you install the yoke system. No offense but the music and not you talking it through doesn’t give much instruction. Thinking about purchasing a Mach 1 and converting it but don’t know how to install it right now.

Gotta love the Tapout hoodie especially with zero ground game/ experience

HQ north of San Diego??

Shot a prime for the first time the other day. I was impressed! They always catch my eye. Nice looking, hold great and felt the same as the Hoyt I shot right behind it. Went with the Bowtech SS34 though.

Mathews is innovation Mathews research isn't a gimmick being the leaders in design and sales every bow made has Mathews old roller guard patient and carbon risers are made overseas and only shoot made in USA products Mathews has the sales in the most buyers that is strength in the company

Go shoot a Revex and you’ll have a different opinion. I owned an inline 5 and shot a Revex 4 and bought it immediately. The draw cycle is 100% smoother and better then the inline and it’s much quieter and less vibration!

This year was definitely a stand still on innovation (bound to happen) that being said Mathew’s did some what outside the box with 4 limbs not that they needed it they already beat most competition in the dead in hand category Pse didn’t really do anything same with Hoyt Elite new cam is money Bow tech takes the cake with time lock and the shim system they have It would be nice to see if other bow companies would get into the accessories battle like Mathew’s pse is a great platform but a inline quiver system would put them in another category

All I know, coming from a Hoyt carbon spyder is I have never heard as quite of a bow as the phase 4. It really is impressive.

nice vid, yeh bows have certainly plateaued over the last few years i think what most of the companies have done is just given more options and finally some longer ata bows, in saying that ive ordered the bowtech sx80 to replace my revolt x, the specs on the sx80 are exactly what i was after, 34" ATA or more, 31.5" draw and a 80lb option

Try it before thrashing it. 💁‍♂️

I have a V3 X and have shot the Phase 4 many times at the shop…..you should really shoot the bows before you opine on them. The Phase 4 is a better shooting bow, though not enough to motivate me to upgrade; definitely not a gimmick. Oh, and you can still use whatever stabilizer you want…..now you have another option.