Pro Archer Shot-Coach tests Elite's new flagship bow for the first time. At $750, it comes with flagship-quality limbs, machined aluminum riser and pockets, and a micro-tune splitter. He sets it up in the field with a D-loop and whisker biscuit to see how it shoots.
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2026-01-30
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So if you want a lightweight flagship light bow for 750 bucks as a package. Hello. Like, that's nuts. Now, granted, there's a lot of bows that compete in this kind of category or can out compete it at price, but they're not going to be this quality. You're not going to have the flagship level limbs, machined aluminum limb pockets, machine riser, the coloring that Elite does like, they're black. I've got it. My ethos, which I beat. The absolute ever living tar of. There's not a scratch on it. You're going to get the Elite style grip. You're going to get all the winner's choice strings. This is the same interior metal. Like, they didn't even cheap out on this. This is a metal thing that was on the Artist last year. Now it's got the adjustable micro tune splitter that they've put on their flagship hunting bows. Not a shock. It's not here, but this was on a flagship bow last year. There's a ton to love about this bow. We did not get it as part of the initial launch. So I've only seen this bow literally today. So this is my raw impression of it. I'm very, very impressed. I threw a D loop and a whisker biscuit on it so I could try it out.
