How fast is the Hoyt Nitrum 30?

332 feet per sec.
Specs at a glance

BOW FEATURES
Bow Cams:	Z5
Limbs:	XTS Pro ARC
Speed:	332 feet per sec.
Axle to Axle:	30 inches

What year is Hoyt Nitrum?

2015
Hoyt is a well-established leader in the archery industry, and the company’s all-new 2015 Nitrum Series is designed to push the limits of aluminum riser design while bringing many proven technologies together with a couple new arrivals.

What year did Hoyt make the carbon Spyder?

2014
The 2014 Hoyt Carbon Spyder packs one heck of a punch for such a lightweight bow. Weighing only 3.6 pounds, after a long days hunt you’ll be ready for more! The Spyder 30 is packed with revolutionary technology that bowhunters have come to expect from Hoyt.

How much is a Hoyt Nitrum Turbo?

The Nitrum Turbo is available now at an MSRP of $1,049.

How much is a Hoyt Carbon Spyder?

The price is going to be way over budget for many shooters with an MSRP of $1399, but those not worried about dollar amount, the Hoyt Carbon Spyder 30 will be hard to resist.

How much is a Hoyt Nitrum worth?

With the ZT Cable Guard system the bow arm flexes inward and transfers the pivot point to the rear which cancels out torque and creates a much more forgiving bow. The Nitrum Turbo is available now at an MSRP of $1,049.

How do I adjust my Hoyt draw weight?

How do I adjust the draw weight of my bow? Weight adjustments can easily be made by turning the weight adjustment bolt or limb bolt (tiller bolt on recurve bows) clockwise to increase weight or counter clockwise to decrease weight. You should always turn the top and bottom adjustment bolts in equal amounts.

What’s the weight of a Hoyt nitrum 30?

At 3.9 pounds the Nitrum 30 is nearly as light as most of its carbon counterparts and in fact is a shade lighter than the Carbon Spyder ZT Long Draw. It’s noticeably well-balanced, with less of a top-heavy feel than most compact bows, and the offset stabilizer bushing contributes to the balance when a stabilizer is used.

Which is better Hoyt nitrum or carbon bows?

The performance of the aluminum riser bows is, in most important respects, virtually the same as that of the carbon series bows, and some shooters may prefer the aluminum bows. At about $950, the Nitrum bows are hardly cheap, though they still sell for about $250 less than Hoyt’s high-end carbon series bows.

What kind of cable Guard does Hoyt nitrum use?

Hoyt’s designers seem particularly proud of the ZT (Zero Torque) cable guard. It is in fact an ingenious design that counteracts torque with a reverse mounting that directs side tension from cables in the opposite direction.