Is Elite synergy a good bow?

Is Elite synergy a good bow?

Elite has really great looking finish options available. The dipping process creates a flawless looking bow and holds up very well in terms of durability. Elite has four options for finish patterns on the Synergy. Shooters can choose between Ninja or all black, Realtree Xtra, Realtree Max 1, or Realtree APS.

What year is the elite synergy?

2015
Building upon the success of the Energy series, Elite Archery is expanding their compound bow arsenal for 2015 with the introduction of the Elite Synergy.

What year is the elite Impulse 34?

It’s that time of year where manufacturers start announcing their 2016 bow line ups and Elite Archery just announced their new flagship models in the Impulse 31 and Impulse 34.

When did the Elite Energy 35 come out?

2014
Elite’s 2014 lineup includes the Spirit, Tour, Energy 32 and finally the Energy 35, which is designed specifically for the all-around archer who wants one bow for both 3-D shooting and bowhunting.

What happens if draw length is too short?

If the draw length is too short, you will feel “bunched up” or uncomfortable because you are too compressed. In addition, the elbow will have a fairly big bend in it in order for you to get the string to your face. Often, I am asked whether the elbow should be bent or straight.

What year is the elite Impulse 31?

2016
The 2016 Impulse 31 features Elite’s new Perfect Alignment Limb System (PALS) features a set of tabs built into the rocker that directly translate downward limb pressure for balanced horizontal limb alignment, which enhances consistency and accuracy.

Is the elite Impulse 34 a good bow?

The Elite Impulse 34 is a solid performer. It’s smooth draw and exceptional speeds will make this bow one of the best sellers and performers in 2016. The feel of this bow throughout the draw cycle and shot are very satisfactory. We love the generous valley, rock solid back wall, quiet performance and blazing speeds.

What size arrow do I need for a 28 inch draw?

around 27 inches
If you’re a 28-inch draw length and want an arrow that ends at the front of the riser, your arrow length would be around 27 inches. However, your arrow length can be longer if you need to weaken the spine of your arrow. For safety reasons, your arrows shouldn’t be cut too short.