2013 Hoyt charger

[north american hunter]

I have been looking at the Hoyt charger because it's cheaper than the Mathews chill or the vector 32, it seems like a a good entry level bow, at a very reasonable price.

thanks for your thoughts,

[J.B.]

Very nice bow, especially for the price. I have not shot everything in its price range but I don't know how many would stack up to it...JMO

[schian]

what is the MSRP on one of these?

[north american hunter]

$650 for package, $499 bare bow

[HoytAlpha35]

Similar design to the old alphamaxs which IMO was one of the best bows Hoyt's made. It would be a good buy. Same limbs as there top end bows, good strings. Just a more affordable riser to keep the cost.

[coyotekiller]

I bought one a month ago and I love it. It shoots good and it's quiet

[RoscoeP]

I think you should go for it, I am a Hoyt guy and I think at that price you are getting a lot of bow for the money. The strings on Hoyts are good and you don't need a rubber strip on your peep, mine have always stayed straight once set. Good luck on your choise. Cheers Roscoe

[Moreland]

Very nice bow for the price!!

[schian]

how does it compare to the CRX 35, the spyder or the vector??
thanks

[north american hunter]

The spyder has longer axel to axel and dual cam and faster while the charger is 1 1/2 cam and 31 axel to axel

[HoytAlpha35]

Originally Posted by north american hunter

The spyder has longer axel to axel and dual cam and faster while the charger is 1 1/2 cam and 31 axel to axel

There is spyder 30 too, which is shorter. Most of the Hoyt's are hybrids so the basic design of a string, buss cable, and control cable which they call cam and a half is the same. The Charger does use a different designed cam from the spyder rkt, but same principles.