When did the Hoyt Trykon come out?
2006
In 2006, Hoyt unveiled the Trykon and it quickly won the hearts of bowhunters across the country. Boasting the Zephyr Cam & 1/2, one can expect arrow speeds of 316 fps IBO with a 33-inch axle-to-axle length and 7-inch brace height.
How do you change the draw length on a Hoyt Trykon?
You cannot adjust the draw lenghth on the 2006 Trykon without completely changing the cams. There is a very minor adjustment, that you can do that might give you one or two eighths of an inch, but that’s it. Really, you are just changing how hard the wall is, not really truely changing the draw length.
What year is a Hoyt Trykon XL?
In 2006, Hoyt released their new Trykon XL for serious archers, sportsmen and bow-hunters.
What kind of bow does Cameron Hanes use?
Bow: Hoyt Vector Turbo 80#, pushing a 415 grain arrow, 299 feet per second for 82.5 ft/lbs of kinetic energy… hammer time!
How tall is a Hoyt trykon compound bow?
The Hoyt Trykon Sport compound bow has an IBO speed of 290 fps, while the Jr. is rated to 255 fps. The Sport’s axle to axle span is 30”, while the Jr.’s is a more compact 20.5”. Both have a brace height of 6.5”. The Sport is slightly heavier, at 3.2 lbs. compared to the Jr.’s 2.7 lbs.
What kind of handle does a Hoyt trykon have?
The Trykon is built on an Advanced TEC handle, which incorporates integrated RizerShox damping devices. You will forgive me if I refer to the center portion of the bow as a handle rather than a riser. In my vocabulary of bow components the handle is composed of three parts: the grip section and two risers, the upper riser, and lower riser.
What is the IBO speed of the Hoyt trykon XL?
The Hoyt Trykon offers an IBO speed of 214 fps, while the Trykon XL is rated at 314 fps. Both have draw weights ranging from 40-80#, and a brace height of 7”.
What’s the difference between a Hoyt bow and XL bow?
The shorter bow has a brace height of 7 inches while the XL is specified at 7 1//2 inches. Both models use the XT 500 limbs, so the difference in overall length is the result of a 3-inch difference in the length of the handle.