Hoyt Enduro Compound Hunting Bow

Serious Performance.

Hoyt has produced some awesome bows at this price point before – the Rampage, Charger, and Torrex come to mind – but none come close to what the Enduro brings to the table.

It’s their first bow in this range with the HBX cam and In-Line accessories like the sight Pic-Rail, Integrate rest, Pro Series quivers, and Go Stix. You can spend far less and still deck it out with top-tier accessories for an incredible shooting setup.

No corners cut, no compromises – just serious performance at a price that feels right.

Features:

• From Youth Performance to Full Size Power: The Hoyt Enduro has a wide range of draw weight options and includes a 24-to-30-inch draw length adjustment – making it a good choice for younger hunters and dedicated experts alike.
• Enduro HBX Cam System: Hoyt’s Enduro HBX Cam includes a rotating module that ensures peak performance at every draw weight, along with a sturdy back wall with the optimized cable stop.
• Integrated Mounting: Included in the Enduro are integrated rest and sight mounting options.
• WireWRX Bowstrings: Hoyt’s are designed to be shot with WireWRX strings, which is why the Enduro comes equipped with this high-end string as standard.

Specifications:

• Axle-to-Axle: 30″
• Brace Height: 7″
• Let-Off: 80%
• IBO Speed: 328FPS
• Mass Weight: 4.65lbs
• Draw Length: 24″ – 30″
• Draw Weight: 35-50lbs, 45-60lbs, 55-70lbs
• Cam/Mod: Enduro HBX Cam system
• Dexterity: RH and LH
• Color: Blackout, Wilderness, Sandstorm

Why Tyee Archery Likes the Hoyt Enduro:

A smooth draw and steady release cap off what is a really, really nice youth/budget series bow here from the folks at Hoyt. The integrated mounting options and rotating module, along with the compatibility with Hoyt’s In-Line accessories makes this “budget” bow a serious contender.

Available color options with Mossy Oak Bottomland Limbs may be added to a Blackout, Wilderness, or Sandstrom risers for an upcharge.