#HOYT SATORI REVIEW PRO#

It has passed on through at least three families (most of the bows I review change hands a few times, until I ‘feel’ it’s the right time to review the bow), and so far it has not shown any decrease in quality despite a good 10 000 arrows being shot through it. The factory bow string is what I have used in my review.

Overall: the riser has all the best features in terms of build quality, is technically advanced and provides for a wonderful drive-through with every arrow you release. Now, with advancements in machining and technology, ergonomics and complexity in structure can be added to recurve bows, which is precisely what you’ll see on this bow. Until the past few decades, the riser always remained convex and at a “fixed” angle to accustom limb attachment. Most recurve risers are designed around the model of the traditional “elven” bow or the first bows that came into existence around the 7th century B.C.Each one is unique in its own way, but there are certain ones that stand out like Hoyt Gamemaster II’s signature design.

There are basically several different types of risers. The riser is the first thing I pay attention to when choosing what recurve bow to buy next, and I believe you should also consider it carefully.The design is patented and has Hoyt’s logo the color scheme is black on both the wooden and the camo finish versions, and the grip makes it very easy to tune the bow to your shooting style.The riser is durable and light-weight, more than capable of withstanding an accidental fall from a tree stand.

#HOYT SATORI REVIEW PRO#

The metallic finish on a maple wood is a desirable pro on any recurve bow you can get your hands on.

It is comfortable for long shooting sessions.

Overall, for any beginner or a seasoned archer, the grip should lasts more than two years (my bow’s age is over 30 months since 2011) without showing any signs of wear.

You will have to find the proper wrist positioning for an optimal grip, which is different for every shooter.

The palm grip is made from leather and the fingers rest on the well-polished metalic finish of the riser.

The Hoyt Gamemaster II is a high-end recurve bow.

limbs to riser and tighten them using an Allen key, and then attach the bow string to the limbs using a stringer.

Attach each of the elements into their respective locations i.e.

The bow arrives in the carrying case including the riser, limbs and bow string.

My Hoyt Gamemaster II came with the following:

Hoyt satori review