Hoyt Carbon Matrix Torture Test
02-01-2011, 08:41 AM
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BigBucks95, Nice post and it definitely is a must see for anyone who has not viewed it!
Sorry your post got drug down by naysayers!
One of the customers biggest complaint on Hoyt's for several years has always been the weight. They addressed that with a true innovative riser.
I'm sure they knew many would say it would not hold up, etc., etc so they ran these tests to prove the strength. Job Well Done!!
and Again Thanks for Sharing!!
Dan
Sorry your post got drug down by naysayers!
One of the customers biggest complaint on Hoyt's for several years has always been the weight. They addressed that with a true innovative riser.
I'm sure they knew many would say it would not hold up, etc., etc so they ran these tests to prove the strength. Job Well Done!!
and Again Thanks for Sharing!!
Dan
Nobody said they would't hold up. Its carbon fiber!! Of course it would. Anybody knows that. You didn't?
02-03-2011, 05:30 AM
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02-04-2011, 02:26 PM
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BigBucks95, Nice post and it definitely is a must see for anyone who has not viewed it!
Sorry your post got drug down by naysayers!
One of the customers biggest complaint on Hoyt's for several years has always been the weight. They addressed that with a true innovative riser.
I'm sure they knew many would say it would not hold up, etc., etc so they ran these tests to prove the strength. Job Well Done!!
and Again Thanks for Sharing!!
Dan
Sorry your post got drug down by naysayers!
One of the customers biggest complaint on Hoyt's for several years has always been the weight. They addressed that with a true innovative riser.
I'm sure they knew many would say it would not hold up, etc., etc so they ran these tests to prove the strength. Job Well Done!!
and Again Thanks for Sharing!!
Dan
A few years ago people had to make sure they pressed Hoyts the correct way with the correct press as not to BEND THE RISER. Shouldn't be of concern with this riser.
Believe it or not,risers bending and breaking has been a big issue for several years.Especially when pressed improperly.Has become less of an issue with better presses and more knowledgable people pressing bows.
But this test does show how stiff the riser is and that is important to consistency and accuracy.Besides,the video is pretty freaking cool imo.
02-05-2011, 09:28 AM
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Exactly True!! Good post!
Anyone that has Not seen risers bent has just not been around much.
Very Impressive Risers and the tests prove it!
Dan
Anyone that has Not seen risers bent has just not been around much.
Very Impressive Risers and the tests prove it!
Dan
A few years ago people had to make sure they pressed Hoyts the correct way with the correct press as not to BEND THE RISER. Shouldn't be of concern with this riser.
Believe it or not,risers bending and breaking has been a big issue for several years.Especially when pressed improperly.Has become less of an issue with better presses and more knowledgable people pressing bows.
But this test does show how stiff the riser is and that is important to consistency and accuracy.Besides,the video is pretty freaking cool imo.
Believe it or not,risers bending and breaking has been a big issue for several years.Especially when pressed improperly.Has become less of an issue with better presses and more knowledgable people pressing bows.
But this test does show how stiff the riser is and that is important to consistency and accuracy.Besides,the video is pretty freaking cool imo.
02-05-2011, 10:04 AM
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