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Love these videos, I sent you an email. This is what I want. Waiting on a response thanks in advance 🙏🏽

Look I’m not trying to nitpick this video, but there is nobody that’s shooting a 29 inch arrow that isn’t like a 31 inch draw, I would do more like a 27 1/2 inch arrow because I’m a 29 1/2 inch draw and my arrow is cut at 27 1/4 inches. So I would probably rethink what the average Archery shooting unless you want the arrow to be sticking out two or 3 inches. But if that’s what you’re looking for, then I’m not gonna stop you from living your life.

all my broken arrows have been 4 to 5 inchs from the front, never had an arrow broken at the insert, great selling point but a sales pitch

when using stainless inserts, its non hardening stainless, use hot melt, they bend on hard impact they will need to be removed. hardened aluminium work better, but lighter. stainless is over rated, for foc get brass

you can spine out a 200 arrow using a 350gr broadhead with a 100gr outsert, why ? some people think its better haha, note leave at max length to weaken the spin enough

No LH?

Do you guys take trade in bows? So I can buy a new bow?

I’m loving my vap ss 400 definitely tightened my group’s with the new lift I was shooting black eagle carnivores

Your build is very similar to mine. 28.5" draw length @ 75# 450 grains, 27.75" 300 spine RIP TKO arrow, 30 g Podium insert, 125gr point, AAE Max Stealth x3. Halo nocks. 290 fps chrono. I'm very happy with the setup.

Easton axis 5mm shoot great out of my mathews.

So 27 inch draw should not buy this bow?

Had a hard case once, sold it and went to soft cases. So much easier to deal with, and they protect your bow just fine. Flying is another story.

I bought a 4214 for my Lift 33 and haven’t been happy with it since day one. My quiver can’t be on the bow while in the case and the quiver doesn’t fit in the space provided for the quiver. I may have to look into this new case. Thanks for the great video!

I’m trying to decide between the Alaskan xt and the Adapt+ which do you think is better??

Thanks for the review, subscribed. Love your Release, Onnex C, right? Have exactly that one in the Heavy/ Brass- Version and do love it. Think Joel Turner is right, the click was missing in other Thumb releases before.

That was by FAR one of if not the best bow review I personally have ever watched Answered a lot of the questions I had about it. Think I’m ready to upgrade and think this is the bow. Thanks Super review 👍

6/3/24 BACK IN STOCK!! We just received 10 Olive RH 70lb as well as a few other colors in 60lb and 70lb. Get 'em at www.betteroutdoors.net. The next restock is projected in late August 😱

6/3/24 BACK IN STOCK!! We just received 10 Olive RH 70lb as well as a few other colors in 60lb and 70lb. Get 'em at www.betteroutdoors.net. The next restock is projected in late August 😱

Will you be getting more of these in ?

Have they picked a winner?

That thing is cooking @32” draw length

Great solid review, for a first bow what should i take Bear Archery Whitetail maxx or the paradigm? (not considering alaskan XT ) which is better is specs quality etc, which should i choose?

Thank you for your honest and thorough review.

Good results. Interesting variance between draw length. It is a bit more than I expected.

You can't tune a bow for someone else. You're better off teaching your customer to do it.

Are those rip tko?

Bear is really putting more quality bows into the hands of more hunters.But i guess they always have.Fred would be tickled i bet.My apprentice wanted to get a first bow i suggested the paridiem as he has gorilla length draw.He seems pretty happy so far.Just changed that peep sight before he even shot it.

I subscribed. Man U make awesome content brother.

Bought mine back in February of this year. Shooting 28.5" draw at 65#'s with 372gr arrow. Getting 266fps. Great bow for the price. Got rid of the stock peep and upgraded to a Trophy Ridge sync rest as well.

Wouldn't the draw lengths you measured make this bow a true 24" - 31" bow?

Thank you Sir. Very helpful. Great option.

There is alot of used lift bows on ebay why?

If i am not mistaken my paradox hc was superseded by the Alaskan!! Correct?? also i love the trough in front of riser for your bow hand super comfy!! Legend series riser!!

I have a 30.75 inch draw and shoot 70-80 idk how it’s gonna feel for me I got a guy online who wants to trade me one I still shoot a Hoyt from 07

You charge to much 😊

Why r they priced so high they r mass produced and the average family Man can't afford it

I've had my Lift 33 for about 2-weeks now. I had been shooting the V3X 33. When I shot the Lift, it was much quieter, held better and was faster in the Chrono than the V3X. Wondering what your opinions are between these 2 bows? Thanks! And great overview!

I’ve got 2 resurgence ld bows 1 for hunting and 1 set up for 3D and personally I like the single cams better. They’ve both tuned easy for me. I know they won’t be as fast as the new hybrid cams but I’m ok with the trade off. I do wished they were about 34 ata though

They finally took a step toward bring back the the 2016 BR 33, they just skimped on a few things like the hinge cable guard, gordon glass limbs, and a 7" brace and 335 IBO , everything else is almost the same.

This is a bow I’m very interested in because of the draw length

I absolutely love these videos

Great in-depth review. Thanks for all of the honest feedback. I’m leaning really heavily toward this bow or the Whitetail Maxx as a replacement for my current bow (original Jennings Buckmaster). I just can’t bring myself to pay the price for the flagship bows, so one of these two new Bear models might be just the thing for me. It will undoubtedly be leaps and bounds better than my current bow. 😁

Get a front and back bar on it and I'd argue it holds as well on target as my TRX 38

Good afternoon sir I'd like to ask fora a advice Out of those bows listed (concerning my 650-800 dollar budget): Bear Archery Whitetail MAXX RTH version Bear Archery Paradigm RTH version Bear Archery Adapt RTH version Archery Legend XR RTH version (2023) Bear Archery Prowess RTH version Bear Archery Legit 2023 RTH version Bear Archery Species EV 2023 RTH version What would you recommend for a first bow(for a 16 years old teenager) concerning quality specifications , accessories etc ? As I have saved more money than I have thought I am looking more for Whitetail, Paradigm , Adapt , Legend XR than the rest as they are higher in quality etc. ( the point is that for my first bow I'd like to choose something more reliable, solid and well made etc) Thank you very much , God bless you

Paradigm follow up video ? Tall dudes hanging for that one 🤠

My draw length is 31" , so would this still be a comfortable fit for me??

was the let-off 80 or 85?

Love This, Great job.... Ordering one for the wife.....

My lift 29.5 has 60# 85% 30” mods on it, and when I got it set up it was at about 62.5 lbs so I backed out the top and bottom limb bolt about 3/4 of a turn and it was right at 60lb draw weight, after 250 shots my bow was reading 58lbs I bottomed the limb bolts back down and am getting 59.8lbs is it normal to lose 2 lbs of draw weight during break in ? Also the only complaint I have about the lift is the match string end loops not being served, it seems to make it more difficult to adjust for peep twist or timing adjustments. Otherwise it seems to be an amazing bow, I also have a Hoyt Alpha X 30 as well and it’s going to be hard to decide which one to take to the stand this fall.

I measured the sound level of this bow, and it came in at 76 dB, and I used a real decibel meter AND an app on my phone. That vibration you feel comes from the 4 string grubs. Replace those with brass speed nocks and shrink tubing and a couple of cat whisker string dampeners, and it feels and sounds amazing. Oh yeah, those string grubs makes the bow 4 dB louder than how I made my Alaskan XT quieter.