2004 Parkers?

6 Fan · 12-02-2003, 12:06 PM

Just wondering if anyone has any info yet? Read on another board about a bow called the Phoenix they're susposed to be offering this year. Parallel limbs and a smooth cam, 32,34,36 ata. If anyone has info on this bow or any of their other new ones, (including price) it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Raymond van Halm · 12-02-2003, 02:11 PM

I am waiting for that info to.............
Waiting takes a long time.

Lady Forge · 12-02-2003, 09:40 PM

I spoke with Parker bows yesterday morning. Parker is coming out with the new lineup in the new camo... Mossy Oak.... Parker will also be doing away with their Comp Color bows, sad to see that comp color of Turquoise Mist with the Italian Marble looking limbs go

They are sweet looking comp colors.
They have the New Parker Ultra Light Extreme coming out with a IBO 310fps , bow weight is 2.9lbs, with an in line grip made of sinprene( insulating and I believe dampening)and is also available in the low wrist grip.The phonix IBO 315fps speed, draw weight 50-60-70. All their bows still come stock with the Stone Mountain Bow Strings

sorry didnt ask about msrp. Parker said they will begin mailing out the new 2004 catologs in mid December.
Pick up the phone and call them they will be happy to answer all your questions, and ask them to put your name on their mailing list for the new 2004 Parker Catolog.

Parker Bows
# 1(540)337 5426.

Deborah Knoff

bigbulls · 12-02-2003, 11:26 PM

Parker could have waited for a year or two before they came out with a new line up. Now I'm going to have to take a look at these new bows and my wife aint going to like that.

They sure sound sweet. I love my UL 35 but these sound even better.

6 Fan · 12-03-2003, 04:47 PM

Thanks for the information Lady. I called them to request my catalog today and ask a few questions about the Phoenix. Along with the configurations I mentioned above, there will be a fourth, 32 or 34 ata (can't remember which he said) with the EZ Draw cam on it. Sounds real nice. MSRP he said should be right around $600, and they should be arriving at dealers shortly after the first of the year. Sounds like something I'm definately going to want to try. Thanks again.
Greg