Pro Archer Shot-Coach freezes an Elite REZULT bow overnight, then shoots it to test cold-weather durability. The bow survives without cracking and still groups arrows tight, with one shot landing in the X ring.
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So the freezer might be looking a little bit bare, but there's a couple of really good things about that. Number one, deer season is just around the corner, even better than that, elk season. And number two, we're going to put the bow in there overnight and just see how it likes the cold temperatures. If you're going to test stuff, you need to test it in every temperature possible, I guess. So let's freeze it. Time to test it, right? Check it tomorrow. Well, it's morning, so I guess let's see how froze the boat is. She made it. Didn't freeze to death. Now let's go put some stabilizers on it. Shoot it a little bit. Look at that. It's a little cold. It's like it's been in the Arctic. It's froze over. Maybe that'll work a little better. Alright, so here we go. Frozen bow. Well, I like that. Let's go look at what it did down here. Right out of the bow being frozen, or I said right out of the bow. Right out of the freezer being frozen. This is the result. We get one arrow right in the X. You know, the good thing about that is, number one, if it is really cold, you can be comfortable knowing that your equipment is going to perform the way it's supposed to. It didn't pop, it didn't crack, it didn't creak, it didn't make any noises. That's a wonderful thing because I mean, when your bow gets super cold like that and you're out hunting or whatever, I realize this is a target bow, but these are the types of tests that we have to do with these things in order to make sure that they're up to specifications for all conditions. And that's what we're looking for. So there's another one for you just to see exactly how the result performs in frozen temperatures.
