Introducing the 2021 Mathews Archery Atlas .Coming in at 34.75” axle-to-axle, the Atlas is built around a long, stable riser and a forgiving 7.75” brace height, while accommodating draw lengths up to 34”. The Atlas utilizes our Crosscentric Cam System with Switchweight Technology, and delivers speeds up to 350 FPS at peak draw length.Learn more about the Atlas at mathewsinc.com/atlas#mathews

Custom-built with long-draw archers in mind, the 2021 Mathews Archery Atlas boasts draw lengths up to 34 inches and features a forgiving 7 3/4″ brace height. It’s powered by our award-winning Crosscentric Cam technology, producing speeds up to 350 fps while the Switchweight modules offer maximum versatility, allowing you to change peak draw weight in 5 pound increments. Available in 60, 65, 70 and 75 pound peak weights, each set of mods are programmed for an incredibly smooth draw. Mods are available in 80% or 85% let-off for further customization. Our new CenterGuard Cable containment system optimizes cam timing while creating additional vane clearance. The Engage Grip interface was designed to ensure consistent hand placement, reducing torque and increasing accuracy regardless of hand size. 3D Damping utilizes the EHS+ damper to reduce post shot vibration giving long-draw archers the ultimate shooting experience.AXLE-TO-AXLE34 3/4″ BRACE HEIGHT7 3/4″ IBO RATING350 FPS

BRACE HEIGHT 7 3/4″

IBO RATING UP TO 350 FPS @ 34″

AXLE-TO-AXLE 34 3/4″

DRAW WEIGHT 60, 65, 70 & 75

DRAW LENGTHS 29.5″ – 34″

LET-OFF 80 OR 85%

PHYSICAL WEIGHT 4.92 LBS

CAM CROSSCENTRIC W/ SWITCHWEIGHT TECHNOLOGY

MSRP $1349

2021 Mathews Archery Atlas: FEATURE TECHNEW CENTERGUARD CABLE CONTAINMENT

Equalizes the angle of the cables during the draw cycle for optimal cam timing, while also providing additional vane clearance.

2021 Mathews Archery Atlas: FEATURE TECHNEW 3D DAMPING

The EHS+ is calibrated and tuned to the specific harmonics of the bow to control post shot vibration and noise. The new extended position also provides added balance at full draw.

Check out the NEW 2021 Mathews Archery V3 & 2021 Mathews Archery Prima

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Sparta, Wisconsin –  Introducing the ultimate stealth rig. The 2018 TRIAX is highly maneuverable, deadly accurate and the quietest, most vibration-free bow Mathews has ever built. 

The TRIAX operates off a 28″ ATA platform with a 6″ brace height, and is powered by the award-winning, highly-efficient and extremely accurate Crosscentric Cam system producing speeds up to 343 fps. 

“The high-efficiencies of this cam system allow us to design a draw force curve that stacks weight in specific areas to produce an incredibly smooth draw that stores maximum energy,” says Matt McPherson, CEO and Chief Engineer. “While Crosscentric Cam technology achieves some of the highest efficiencies we’ve ever seen, no mechanical system is 100% efficient, and that’s where our new damping technology comes into play.” 

The TRIAX features new 3D Damping Technology that works to control the three perceived axes of vibration stemming from the point of contact – your grip. The design and location of the new Enhanced Harmonic Stabilizer (EHS) diminishes all three paths of that residual vibration, drastically reducing post-shot noise and virtually eliminating felt recoil. This new location also transfers weight in front of and below the grip for a lower center of gravity, resulting in increased stability and easier aiming.

“We’ve found that some of our most demanding, hard-core hunters prefer a bow that is compact, easy to maneuver, extremely quiet and has crushing downrange energy,” stated Brad Treu, VP of Sales and Marketing. “Our goal from the beginning of the design phase was to develop the most vibration-free bow we’ve ever offered, and with the new 3D Damping technology, the TRIAX is without question, just that. Shoot it next to any bow on the market and you’ll feel the difference. There really is no comparison.”

Go to Mathewsinc.com for full specifications, finish options, and more information on the 2018 TRIAX, and experience it at your local Mathews Retailer.

#MathewsTRIAX  #StealthIsLethal

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Mathews’ Avail is a compact, lightweight bow engineered for female archers and bowhunters. The Avail tested here was set for a 25-inch draw length and slightly more than a 50-pound draw weight. This draw weight / length is efficient for tagging animals such as black bears, whitetail deer, springtime gobblers, and more. These bow specs generate  respectable kinetic energy, touching 50 foot-pounds across the board.

The heart of the Avail is Mathews’  CrossCentric Cam system with Advanced Vectoring System (AVS) technology. This cam was inspired by Mathews’ No Cam technology, which maintains the smooth nature of that Gen-1 technology while increasing speeds to boost KE transfer without sacrificing the bow’s smooth character. During the draw cycles, limb tips move little between rest and anchor positions which transfers energy more efficiently for quieter shots.

When pulling into anchor, partially concentric string payout produces a smooth, bump-free draw cycle. The AVS technology vectors the draw forces to maintain perfect synchronization while working with a True Center Nocking Point for straight and level nock-point travel. The Cams on the Avail increase leverage during the draw cycle, making any draw weight seem lighter than what the scale reads. Also, CrossCentric Cams kick out at full draw to open the bowstring angle and help this 30-inch bow feel 2 to 3 inches longer, increasing forgiveness and better peep placement. Meanwhile, the CrossCentric dual string-stop system creates a solid rear wall and consistent arrow speeds.

The Avail includes a Dual Bridge Riser that provides an extra-stiff, stable shooting platform while minimizing mass. This bow’s riser has a bit of reflex, setting the Flatback Grip slightly behind the limbs’ pivot points, but the bow remains stable and well-balanced because of its long-riser and short-limb configuration. The Avail’s pivoting one-piece-milled limb pockets are set on a wide base to shift balance rearward while anchoring the bow’s slim-profile split limbs. In addition, integrated mounting slots milled into the riser accommodate Mathews’ quivers and the lower riser holds two steel stabilizer mounts.

The Avail features an array of silencing technologies including an integral Harmonic Damper above and Harmonic Stabilizer Lite below, which are set in rubber webs beneath each limb pocket. Mathews’ Avail also includes a carbon-rod-mounted rubber-bumper string stop, and proven Reverse Roller Guard system mounted on a carbon rod. On release, the Avail creates merely a dull thump.

The Avail’s compact 30-inch axle-to-axle specs make it ideal for treestand vigils or a cramped popup blind. Its sub-4-pound mass also makes it a great companion when logging long miles in rough-and-tumble terrain. With little tuning and sighting, this bow easily shot fist-sized groups at 20 and 30 yards.

To learn more, please visit Mathews Archery’s Website.

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They offer shooters multiple indoor and outdoor options. Their indoor range features both a 3D and paper target range. The indoor 3D is a 30 target/arrow range and the paper range has target bales to sight in from 10 to 35 yards. The outdoor 3D range is 30 targets on 10 wooded acres with 3 elevated shooting platforms and many different shooting situations to simulate hunting. It’s open 365 days a year with shooting positions for compound and traditional equipment as well as for men, women, youth, & children. Leagues include outdoor 3D, indoor 3D and indoor paper spot targets.

Big-name archery gear can be found there including Mathews Archery, Hoyt, Bowtech, Diamond, and Mission bows along with Easton, T.R.U. Ball, TRUGLO, SKB and so many more.

If you’re ever near Milan, Michigan, stop by and check them out. In the meantime, you can learn more about them here.

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“The hunting heritage is very important to our company, and to all of those we share our passion for the outdoors with,” said Mathews Vice President of Sales and Marketing, Brad Treu. “We are proud to support the Sportsman’s Alliance and are thankful for their efforts in protecting our hunting rights.”

Founded in 1992, Mathews ushered in the age of the single-cam bow with the invention of their patented solo cam. Now the largest manufacturer of the most technologically advanced target and hunting bows in the world, Mathews meets worldwide demand for their products from an industry-leading 200,000-square-foot manufacturing plant.

“Uniting companies within the hunting industry to protect our passion for the outdoors is a primary function of the Business Partner program. History has shown that when sportsmen come together for a cause, we are able to accomplish extraordinary tasks,” said Vice President of Membership and Development for Sportsmen’s Alliance, Sean Curran. “Mathews’ innovation has led advancements in the archery industry for years, and we’re grateful for their dedication in leading the way for hunter rights.”

About the Sportsmen’s Alliance: The Sportsmen’s Alliance protects and defends America’s wildlife conservation programs and the pursuits – hunting, fishing and trapping – that generate the money to pay for them. Sportsmen’s Alliance Foundation is responsible for public education, legal defense and research. Its mission is accomplished through several distinct programs coordinated to provide the most complete defense capability possible. Stay connected to Sportsmen’s Alliance: Online, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Brian Lynn
Vice President Marketing and Communications
Sportsmen’s Alliance
(609) 902-1398
blynn@sportsmensalliance.org

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The technology behind bow shootability and accuracy continues to march forward, and that has huge implications for target shooting. Almost every major bow manufacturer has a model dedicated to target shooting, and there are many updated and brand new models for 2017. Here’s a look at some of today’s top compound target bows. They’ll be sure to turn heads and sink bullseyes throughout the year and beyond.

Mathews HALON X COMP

Mathews considers the 2017 HALON X Comp its our most versatile target bow to date. Featuring a new generation of the perimeter-weighted Mini-Crosscentric Cam and Mathews highly efficient AVS technology, the HALON X Comp produces speeds up to 330 feet per second. A true-center nocking point ensures straight and level nock travel, further enhancing shot-to-shot consistency. At 37 inches axle-to-axle, a 7 inch brace height and a peak draw length of 32 inches the HALON X Comp is designed to accommodate long draw archers and provide optimal stability. It also comes standard with Harmonic Damping to reduce post-shot vibration.

Finishes: Black, Blue, Red, Yellow, White, Stone

Specifications:

LET OFF:   75%

BOW WEIGHT:   4.96 LBS

IBO RATING:   330 FPS

DRAW WEIGHT:   50, 60, 70

AXLE TO AXLE:   37″

BRACE HEIGH:    7″

DRAW LENGTHS:   26″-32″

MSRP:   $1,399

Learn more on Mathew’s website!

Hoyt Pro Defiant 34

Although this bow wasn’t designed for exclusive use on the range, the Hoyt Pro Defiant 34 offers a handful of technology that make it an excellent option for hardcore target shooting. Those engineering benefits include:

• Offset Riser Technology that kills vibration and adds strength and stiffness.
• The smooth, fast and powerful DFX Cam & ½ system.
• Dual Cable Stops for a solid back wall.
• An optional limb stop that provides a no-play back wall, for customizable comfort and consistency.
• Rotating cam modules, allowing easy adjustment without module replacement or a bow press.
• Multilayer laminate UltraFlex limbs.
• A zero-tolerance limb-to-pocket connection for precision and accuracy.
• The Zero Torque Cable Guard system, which eliminates torque for dead-on alignment.
• Synergy between DFX cams and UltraFlex limbs, increasing the axle-to-axle measurement at full draw, and improving form, comfort and accuracy. Hoyt believes this makes the Pro Defiant 34 perform like a 37-inch dream bow.

Specifications:

Draw Length Options for Each Cam Size:   25-27 inches, 27-29 inches,  29-31 inches

ATA/IBO Speed:   325 FPS

Brace Height:   7 inches

Mass Weight:   4.7 pounds

Axle to Axle:   34 inches

Letoff %:   75% / 65%

Mass Weight:   4.7 pounds

Draw Weight Ranges:   30-40#, 40-50#, 50-60#, 55-65#, 60-70#, 70-80#

Limb:   ULTRAFLEX

Learn more on Hoyt’s website!

Bear LST

The all new Bear LST is a target bow built for accuracy and comfort with an easy draw for consistency and repetition. Notable features include:

• HST Hybrid Cam System with DrawDialTM modules offers an ultra-smooth draw cycle while delivering consistent speed and accuracy
• Max-preload quad limbs for proven power
• Carbon Crosslock limb pocket provides maximum strength at key points while shedding unnecessary weight
• High strength barrel nut for fully adjustable pivoting movement of limb pocket
• Bi-Dimensionally adjustable top and bottom SonicStop offset string suppressors
• SonicBonds and Sonicknots absorb vibration and sound

Specifications:

• Axle to Axle: 37-1/2 inches
• IBO Speed: 320 fps
• Brace Height: 7-1/2 inches
• Let Off: 70%
• Mass Weight: 4.5 pounds
• Draw Length: 26-1/2-30 inches
• Peak Draw Weight: 45-60, 55-70 pounds
• Finishes: Blue, Silver

Learn more on Bear Archery’s website!

Elite Revol

Elite Archery strives to define itself by ‘shootability” above everything else. With that in mind, every single one of Elite’s bows would be a great option for the range and field alike. However, the amazing features of the Revol model make it an amazing bow for tournament shooting. It measures 35 inches axle to axle, has a 7-inch brace height, and comes equipped with Elite’s amazing 2017 features:

• 7075 T-6 Aluminum riser for increased stiffness and strength
• Dual riser cage, which increase riser strength, stiffness, and reduces vibration.
• Patented Linear Tunable Roller Guard for increased cable life, the ability to dial in your fletching clearance and adjust the tuning of your bow by applying more or less lateral tension to the cables, and a smoother draw cycle.
• Double laminated split limbs for improved speed, reduced noise and vibration, and improved strength and durability

Specifications:

Axle-Axle:   35 1/8″ +/- .125 inches

Brace:    7” +/- .125 inches

String:   59 3/4 inches

Cable:   39 inches

Centershot:   13/16 – 7/8 inches

Mass Weight:   4.3 pounds

Peak Weights:   50, 60, 65, 70, 80

Learn more on Elite’s website!

PSE Supra EXT 2017

The PSE Supra EXT enjoyed great success in the outdoor target shooting world last year, and it’s back and better than ever for 2017.

It features PSE’s revolutionary new Wide-Track Target Limbs, new RollerGlide cable guard, and TRS cable slide to eliminate friction and torque. With its forged riser and Drive style cam, the Supra EXT provides a stable, rigid, and silky smooth shot with a 75- and 65-percet let-off, while the Wedge Lock limb pocket and improved Micro Adjust Lateral Adjustment System allow for fast, easy adjustment with its elegant lead-screw design.

Specifications:

Draw Weight:   40, 50, 60, 70

ATA/IBO Speed:   325-317

Brace Height:   7 inches

Draw Length Range:   25 – 30 1/2 inches

Axle to Axle:   37 inches

Letoff %:   75% / 65%

Max. Limb Bolt Turns:   13

Mass Weight:   4.7 pounds

Colors:   Mossy Oak Country, Black Onyx, Admiral Blue, Scarlet Red, Imperial Purple, Electric Lime, Platinum, Pearl White, High Voltage Yellow

Learn more on PSE’s website!

New Breed CYBORG 2

New Breed Archery has been working to create the ultimate target bow for eight years. The result is the Cyborg 2. This bow combines the proven features of the Cyborg and the innovative features of the Elevation. New Breed gave the Cyborg 2 a considerable 37-inch axle-to-axle length, with a super-smooth draw cycle and a forgiving 7¾-inch brace height for nail-driving accuracy. Strategically placed limb and cable stops deliver a rock solid back wall and aid in tuning of the bow. The torqueless-free grip with Bowjax dampening inserts is set in-line so the limb pivots off the riser, giving it the extra increase in accuracy needed for serious tournament competition.

The Cyborg 2 features a unique hybrid riser that allows for no hand shock and features a new gusset brace fluted riser design made with the highest grade aircraft aluminum. The short limb configuration and all new Bionix Two Track 2.5 dual cam-to-cam modular system round out the package for unbelievable stability and accuracy.

Shooters also will like the secondary rear stabilizer insert which allows for easy installation of back weights, offset bars or a full set of rear-mounted V-Bars. There’s no doubt this bow is built to meet your individual bow balancing needs. And, like all New Breed bows, the Cyborg 2 is made in the United States and hand assembled by one person from start to finish, using only the highest quality parts available. No mass-produced assembly lines means a better quality finished product.

From the new hybrid cable slide system to all titanium and stainless steel hardware, prepare to rise to the top of your game with the New Breed Cyborg 2!

Specifications:

ATA/IBO RATING: Up to 325 fps (30″ – 70lb)

BRACE HEIGHT: 7¾ inches

AXLE-TO-AXLE: 37 inches

DRAW WEIGHT: 40, 50, 60, 65 & 70 lb. (max weight)

DRAW LENGTH: 25-33 inches

BOW WEIGHT: 4.3 pounds

Learn more on New Breed Archery’s website!

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The rise of social media has made it so much easier to instantly share information and events with the world. It’s especially helpful for folks like us here at Inside Archery, because it let’s us be the eyes and ears of archery fans worldwide. Although the annual ATA Show attracts attendees from around the world, we know many passionate archers can’t make the trip. That’s why we went out of our way this year to bring the ATA Show live to your social media news feeds. Whether it was a product unveiling, equipment test by one of our experts, exclusive interview with an industry leader, or just a bit of fun worth checking out, our team was there with the camera rolling. In case you missed them, here are some of our best live feeds from the 2017 ATA Show.

Outtech Innovations 2017 

Outtech’s annual Innovations event always starts the Show off right. This year, Easton Corbin and gang rocked the house after attendees had a chance to preview some of the year’s hottest gear. 

2017 ATA Trade Show

The Outdoor Group – Elite Archery 2017 Launch

The Outdoor Group unveiled their 2017 offerings with help from Bruce Buffer, veteran UFC announcer. Later, Inside Archery’s Senior Editor Patrick Meitin tested out the Option 7 at Elite’s shooting lane. Learn more at elitearchery.com.

Easton – Big Daddy Buck Building Contest

The Easton team drew a big crowd with this unique contest. Learn more about the Big Daddy Buck target on dmtargets.com

Dirtnap Gear – BMF Broadhead

Senior Editor Patrick Meitin learns about Dirtnap’s latest broadheads. Check out dirtnapgear.com for more info.

Stanislawski Releases

Patrick Meitin continues his quest to learn about the latest and greatest gear at the Show. Here he talks with Eric Springer, owner and head engineer of Stanislawski Archery Products, about new products from Stanislawski and Copper John. Learn more at ishootastan.com.

Copper John Archery

Mathews Archery Inc. – Halon 32

Patrick Meitin caught up with visionary Matt McPherson to get a firsthand rundown on the new Halon 32. Learn more at mathewsinc.com.

Oneida Eagle Bows

Here Patrick Meitin gets the scoop on Oneida’s 2017 lineup from John Morris. Learn more at oneidaeaglebows.com.

Ravin Crossbows live at the 2017 @ATATradeShow #ATA2017 #Crossbows #xbow #bowhunting #hunting #hunt #Archery https://t.co/sCK4fnI5oj

— Inside Archery (@InsideArchery) January 11, 2017

Ravin Crossbows made a huge buzz at the Show. We had our crossbow expert Jeff Johnston give one a shot. Learn more at ravincrossbows.com.

@DuelGameCalls #ATA2017 @ATATradeShow #bowhunting #hunting #calls #hunt #archery https://t.co/AnNYm3g52N

— Bowhunt America (@BowhuntAmerica) January 12, 2017

A look at Duel Game Calls’ predator-call line. Learn more at duelgamecalls.com.

Aero Hunter LIVE from the Innovation Zone at #ATA2017 You asked – We Delivered @AverageHunter #hunting https://t.co/ERsEVptmR4

— Inside Archery (@InsideArchery) January 12, 2017

A live demonstration from Aero Hunter in the Innovation Zone. Learn more at newtribe.com.

Ultimately, this only a preview of the new opportunities social media is bringing to the world. Be sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and YouTube for all the latest inside info on the fascinating world of archery.

Contact advertising@zebrapub.com for digital marketing opportunities.

 
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Subalpine // New for 2017 – Sitka Gear & Mathews Inc.

Coming soon to a retailer near you.  #MathewsHalon #Optifade #Sitka

Introducing Subalpine from SITKA Gear on Vimeo.

http://www.mathewsinc.com http://www.sitkagear.com

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by: Brittany Jones
June 27, 2016

Waves weren’t the only thing hitting Myrtle Beach, South Carolina shores this past week as students, parents, and coaches from all over the United States and Canada, flocked like seagulls to the 2016 National Archery in the Schools Program (NASP®) World Tournament. The tournament took place at the Myrtle Beach Sports Center, where more than four thousand student archers participated at this year’s archery competition. Jessica Vanco, Assistant General Manager of the Sports Center offered, “The NASP 2016 World Tournament was the largest event to date at the Sports Center since our opening in March 2015. The mental energy, focus, and discipline of these young archers was very impressive and inspiring to watch. From the spectators to the coaches, their sportsmanship was commendable.”

The tournament began on June 23 and went through June 26. There were twenty-six flights and one hundred seventy-two students per flight. Of course, as usual, teams were made up of twelve to twenty-four students, with a minimum of four males or four females on each team. Participation totals this year were 4,135 for the bulls-eye and 1,120 in the 3D tournament. Forty-nine percent of the shooters were female and fifty-one percent were males, making this year’s female to male ratio the most balanced in NASP®’s 15-year history.

Archers and teams hailed from a wide range of states. In the Elementary Division, the top male shooter was Gavin Keirns, from Crooksville, Ohio. He attends Crooksville Elementary and scored 289. The top elementary female was Savannah Philpot, from London, KY. She attends Bush Elementary School, and her score was a whopping 295. Savannah established a new NASP® World Record for Elementary Female with this outstanding performance.

In the Middle School (M.S.) Division, the top male scorer was Chase Herndon with a 296. Chase is from Chauncey, West Virginia. He attends Beth Haven Christian School. The top female in this category was Ashlie Garrison with a score of 293. Ashlie attends Newburgh, Indiana’s Castle North Middle School.

In the High School (H.S.) division, the top males were Dalton Talbert and Caleb Stillians who tied with a score of 299 (29 tens). After the 5-arrow tiebreaker, Dalton Talbert took the top honors. Dalton is from Zanesville, Ohio, and he attends Maysville H.S. The top female in the H.S. division was Morgan Daily, with a score of 294. Morgan is from Evansville, Indiana, and attends Reitz Memorial High.

Finally, the overall championship shooters for female and male divisions were earned by Dalton Talbert and Savannah Philpot. Savannah has made NASP® history by being the first 5th grade student to achieve overall female archer for the entire 4-12th grade competition. Congratulations, Savannah!

The world tournament awards ceremony, sponsored by Academy Sports+ Outdoors, was kicked off by Myrtle Beach Mayor John Rhodes who announced, “We host a great number of sporting events, and without any question, the attendees at this archery tournament were some of the most respectful athletes our community has ever experienced… We will welcome NASP® back with open arms!” Everyone appreciated that this tournament was brought to Myrtle Beach due to strong support by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.

As a non-profit, NASP®’s in-school archery instruction and events are made possible by a variety of medal-level sponsors including; Mathews, Mission, and Genesis Archery, Morrell Targets, Easton Technical Products, Gordon Composites, National Wild Turkey Federation, Easton Foundations, Cabela’s Outdoor Fund, Feradyne Outdoors, Rinehart Targets, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, & EA Promotions. For a complete list of NASP® sponsors see their website.

Only one tournament remains in NASP®’s 2016 tournament series. The NASP®/IBO 3D Outdoor World Challenge will be held August 12-14 at Seven Springs Resort, Seven Springs, PA (schedule here). In just a few weeks, the 2016-17 school year will begin and NASP® lessons for more than 2 million student archers will start again.

For more complete World Tournament results please visit their website.

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