IBO RATING: UP TO 342 FPS. AXLE-TO-AXLE: 31" DRAW LENGTHS: 26" - 30.5"

Today, November 17, is the launch date for their 2021 line of hunting bows! For 2021, their flagship bow is the Mathews V3 that comes in a couple of options: a 31” ATA and a 27” ATA. I received and hunted with the V3 31” version.

Audience. The Mathews V3 31 is a good fit any archer with a draw length up to 30.5 inches.

27" Coming in at 27" axle-to-axle for ultimate agility in tight spaces, the V3 27 is our most compact bow to date. The V3 features our longest riser to ATA ratio to date giving hunters a maneuverable bow without sacrificing industry-leading accuracy.

336 FPS SPECIFICATIONS: Brace Height: 6.5" IBO Rating: Up to 336 FPS.

The V3X 29 has an advertised IBO speed rating of 340 fps on a 6-inch brace height.

Crosscentric Cam with patent-pending Switchweight Proven accurate in the field, this revolutionary cam system allows you to change draw length and peak draw weight by 5 pound increments with the simple change of a mod.

29" / 33" The all-new 2023 Phase4 is our most efficient hunting system to date.

Proven accurate in the field, this revolutionary cam system allows you to change draw length and peak draw weight by 5 pound increments with the simple change of a mod.

Most recurves commonly come in lengths of 58, 60, and 62 inches. The old rule was if you had a short draw length, less than 28 inches, you should shoot a 56 or 58-inch bow. For 28 to 29½-inch draw lengths, a 60-inch bow would perform best. For draw lengths over 29½ inches, a 62-inch bow would be the best choice.

TRACK LENGTH: measure your axle track length by determining the distance between the center of one tire to the center of the other tire. A more precise measurement can be made by measuring the distance from one 'HUB FACE' to the other.

Semi-float and C-clip-equipped axle shafts are measured from the end of the shaft to the outer edge of the mounting flange. Axles with yokes (front axle shafts) are measured from the center of the u-joint bore to the end of the splines.