Mathews Lift X Review | Bowhunting.com

Personally talking, I feel Mathews hit the nail on the top with the Carry X launch.  After popping out with an all-new platform in 2024 I knew we weren’t going to get one other all-new bow this yr.  It’s simply not attainable to fully redesign your complete platform yearly, and I feel it’s about time that we’re all okay with that.

The brand new Limb Shift Expertise solves the one large subject we’ve been asking Mathews to resolve for a couple of years now, which is a serious win in my guide.  That characteristic alone makes this bow well worth the improve.

Not having to mess with urgent your bow, eradicating the axle, cam, and prime hats to get a correct tune is HUGE for these of us who work on our personal gear.

As I discussed earlier, I’ve all the time appreciated the Have interaction grip, however I’m desperate to strive a number of the extra BOND grips to see how I like them.  The Taper has actually caught my consideration so I’ll be making an attempt that as quickly as I can get my palms on one (pun supposed).

Though I’m unhappy to see the Granite shade possibility go away, the brand new Shale shade appears nice.  I used to be all the time keen on Mathews authentic “Stone” shade possibility, and that is very comparable, though only a contact darker.

General, I feel the Carry X is one other win for the group at Mathews.  It attracts, holds, and shoots simply in addition to the unique Carry with extra options to make tuning simpler.  What’s to not like?

Be sure you go to your native Mathews retailer to shoot the Carry X in the present day, and let me know your ideas on the brand new Carry X!