The 2026 VICTRA from ELITE!

Pro Archer Shot-Coach walks through ELITE's 2026 VICTRA bow, built from input by top shooters. The new SPX2 cam system has micro-adjustable splitters that time without a press, and the riser geometry and stood-up limbs are designed to improve how it holds and points.
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You ready? Let's do it. This project started with gathering feedback, sitting down with some of our top shooters, some of our trusted staff. We wanted to get feedback on the elite target bows and what they were looking for in a new bow. I'm stoked. What design of this micro splitter. Between the exalt and the verdict, the guys really love those bows. So we had to really dig at what could make that bow better. And the main thing we gathered out of that is some characteristics of how the bow holds. So that is where engineering really dove in to try to take some strides and make some improvements in overall how the bow holds and points on the target. This thing is freaking cool, man. See that? See the finish on that? We stood the limbs up a little bit more. We dialed in the reflex to an ideal position. As with all Leepos, we really are the leaders in adjustability. Between the different mods that you can run on it, the quarter inch draw length adjustments, your let off adjustments, and your set technology. To adjust the tune of your bow, we've added a another new adjustment feature which is the elite micro splitters with this new SPX2 cam system. It has a split payout track on it and the splitters are now micro adjustable for time. And you don't need a bow press to make this adjustment. The improvements in geometry of this new bow with the reduced reflex and the changes that we made in the riser design provide a bow that points on target much easier and much more consistently than previous target models have.
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