Updated at: 23-05-2023 - By: Craig Huey

Looking to purchase a new bow? Consider these options for the upcoming year. I’ve noticed that more and more recently developed compounds prioritize shootability over raw speed. Yes, every manufacturer still has its flagship “hot rod” model, a platform with an IBO of 350 fps or higher. However, it appears that many more models were created with precision and tolerance in mind rather than speed. Even speed champion BowTech tamed their 2012 Insanity model to create the 2013 Experience, trading off some velocity for a bow that is much more enjoyable to shoot. Most recently released models include noise reduction technologies that make these fast bows noticeably quieter than their noisy counterparts of a decade ago, suggesting that noise reduction may be a major factor in today’s market. Keeping those tendencies in mind, consider the following new bow models for 2014:

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Hoyt Carbon Spyder 30

Specifications

The distance between two axles is 30 inches. Height of Support Device: 6.75 Inches Amount of weight: 3.65 kilograms Casting Weights: 30–80 lb. Average Draw Length: 24″ to 30″ Acceleration to 332 frames per second

Hoyt, who pioneered the carbon bow trend with their Carbon Matrix and Element models, moves forward with their 2014 Carbon Spider series. There are Turbo models of the Spyder with wheel diameters of 30, 33, and 34 inches. Hoyt’s vibration-reducing Helical Flex-Tune Carbon riser, which also features lightweight and high-strength carbon fiber, is standard on all three bows. The Spyder 30 is the top of the line bow. Furthermore, this bow is Hoyt’s shortest to date. The In-Line Roller Guard cable management system and the Shock Rod dampeners built into the riser are two more features. Realtree Xtra, Realtree Max-1, Black Out, and a number of custom patterns offer the total package.

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Diamond Carbon Cure

Specifications

Length, from axle to axle: 32′′ The Standard 7′′ Brace Height 3.30 kilograms Weights of 50 to 70 Pounds for Draws With a draw length between 27 inches and 30.5 inches This video is 325 frames per second fast.

Diamond claims that this is the lightest single-cam bow they have ever made. Lightweight doesn’t mean this bow is lacking in features, though. This bow is field-ready and deadly thanks to its silky single cam and Diamond’s R.A.K system. As an added bonus, the Cure has 80% let off and is highly customizable thanks to Diamond’s rotating module system, making it ideal for situations where you need to hold at full draw for an extended period of time. The bow’s carbon riser further contributes to its low weight. The Octane Factory Strings and Bio-Shock Extreme Damping System are two more additions.

Parker Lightning

Specifications

Length, Hub to Hub: 30″ 7 Inches of Brace Height Amount of weight: 3.45 ounces Drawing Weights: 29-60 lbs. Measures a draw length of 19” to 29” Fast: 310 frames per second

The brand-new Parker Lightning is an excellent choice for the young or female bowhunter, or for anyone else in your life. This bow, like others in its class, is packed with features and is suitable for both novice and experienced shooters, as well as both male and female archers. The Eagle single cam system provides the Lightning with its power, making it a versatile and forgiving weapon. It’s short, has 70% let down, and weighs very little. It comes in three different colorways: vista camo, spider web black, and pink. The “Outfitter” package adds a sight, peep, a full capture rest, and a quiver to the purchase.

Quest Radical

Specifications

Length, Hub to Hub: 29.25′′ 7 1/8″ is the recommended brace height. Sum up to 3.25 ounces Weights of Draw: 29-60 lbs Length of Pull: 17.5″ to 30″ Having a velocity of 295 frames per second

The Radical by Quest is designed around the idea of adaptability, and you’d be hard pressed to find a bow that offers more options. This bow is fantastic not only for adults, but also for younger archers who quickly “outgrow” less versatile bows. But don’t let that fool you; this bow is loaded with features. And it’s very lenient as well.

Martin Alien

Specifications

Length, from axle to axle: 32″ Brace Dimensions: Height 7′′, Weight 3.5 lbs. Adjustable draw weights between 50 and 70 pounds (in 5-pound increments) Length of Pull: 25.5″ – 30.5″ A frame rate of 335 frames per second

The Radical by Quest is a bow that can be used for a wide variety of purposes, and it is highly unlikely that you will find another bow that offers as much versatility. This bow is fantastic not only for adults, but also for younger archers who quickly “outgrow” less versatile bows. Don’t let the simple appearance of this bow fool you, though; it’s loaded with convenient extras. It’s also very lenient.

Oneida Eagle Kestrel

Specifications

Length, from end to end (or axle to axle), is between 43 and 46 inches. A typical range for brace height is between 6 1/8” and 7 3/8”. Total 3.8 pound weight Casting Weights: 25/45/35/55/50/70 lb. There is a 25-31 inch draw range. Amount of Time Required for a Race

Long ago—30 years to be exact—the revolutionary appearance of the Oneida Eagle bow, which was a hybrid of a recurve and a standard compound bow, caught the eye of archers and hunters alike. Oneida, on the other hand, does not use conventional bows. Observation alone proves it. The Kestrel of 2014 is the culmination of 30 years of effort by a dedicated team of engineers and craftspeople. The speed and compact size of this new bow make it superior to all of Oneida’s previous offerings. And once you take aim with an Oneida, you’ll see why it’s so much better than any other bow available.

Specifications

Length, from axle to axle: 35.5′′ Straps should be no more than 7.25 inches in length. Quantity: 4 lb Range of 50–70 lb. Draw Weights Inches of Draw: 26.5″-31.5″ 330 frames per second

Bear Archery’s 2014 Anarchy HC is just the latest example of the company’s aggressive approach to the market. The specifications for this bow indicate that it is a competent shooter due to its double Hybrid Cam design, very forgiving axle to axle length, and brace height. The Pre-Load Quad limbs give the Anarchy its speed and accuracy, maximizing the potential of the bow.

Specifications

It is 30.25 inches from axle to axle. The 6.5″ recommended brace height. 3.60 pound weight Recommendable Draw Weights: 40-60 lbs Length of Draw: 23.5” to 27” Velocity: 300 frames per second

It has been said The brand new Rumor bow from Bear is ideal for female archers. The Rumor is based on Bear’s Hybrid Cam technology, which allows for a lightweight anti-torque structure, smaller slip-free grip, tailored draw cycle, and silent, shock-free release that women will find much easier to handle when trying to make that shot of a lifetime.

Specifications

The distance between two wheels is 33 13/16 inches. Standard 7″ Brace Height Draw Weights: 40–70 lbs. Weight: 4.1 oz. With a draw length between 26″ and 32″, you can accomplish just about anything. Vp/Av: 335-340 fps

When it comes to high quality bows, everyone knows the name Darton. In 2014, the company reissued the 3800 with DualSync, the innovative technology that helped make the previous model so successful. So, tell me, how does that bow compare to the brand new DS-714? The company claims that the difference is negligible, amounting to only small adjustments here and there. The draw length can now accommodate long-draw shooters, and the brace height is more forgiving overall. In addition, the draw cycle and valley of the 3800 DualSync series are smooth and forgiving, and the company’s draw stop modules allow shooters to adjust the amount of cam let-off to suit their individual style. As a whole, relaxation can be adjusted from almost 80% to 65%. Darton fashioned it; use it to take some potshots. There are many different color options, such as Next Vista, Shadow Black, and Muddy Girl Pink Camo.

Specifications

Length, Hub to Hub: 30.5′′ The 7.5″ Brace Height Is Recommended. 3 lb in weight 30 pound draw weights Maximum 30″ Draw Length Acceleration – Not Available

The Ross Manta Ray is the first bow in the lineup designed specifically for bowfishing enthusiasts. The Manta Ray has a great draw weight and a zero let-off cam system, and it’s lightweight and accurate to boot. The Manta Ray’s compact size makes it easy to maneuver in confined spaces or on crowded boats, and it is perfectly at home chasing stingrays, carp, or any other legal game fish. You can buy a Manta Ray bow on its own, or as part of a complete fishing kit with a retriever reel, an arrow rest, and two arrows.