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Hoyt Grand Prix Syntact Foam Axia limbs 68" 34# engage Blade rest with micro adjustment

Name: Hoyt Grand Prix Syntact Foam Axia limbs 68" 34# engage Blade rest with micro adjustment
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 45083663473
Price: 750.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7164 (21 reviews)

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Hoyt Grand Prix Syntact Foam Axia limbs 68" 34# engage Blade rest with micro adjustment Blade rest with micro adjustment adjusting how the fulcrum (pivot) point of the release works in conjunction with the archers individual shooting style• Allows archers to drastically reduce interference from string or vane contact with their face at full draw• Comes with a unique three stage tension adjustment system biaxial and unidirectional carbon fiber laminations engineered for firm torsional control Axia limbs store more energy with a smoother draw with a flex profile preferred by the world’s best archers

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