Hoyt Double XL Bow

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The Hoyt Double XL is a big boy bow and it delivers a serious punch and ultimate stability for the biggest bowhunters out there.

You’re on your own finding boots big enough to fit, but we’ve got you covered when it comes to your bow. Introducing the all-new Double XL. This 36 3/4” axle-to-axle powerhouse is modeled after the Pro Defiant, and features a 31- 33” draw length range with a full 8 inches of brace height. This rig delivers a serious punch and ultimate stability for the biggest bowhunters out there.

Engineering elements and benefits include:

Offset Riser Technology that kills vibration and adds strength and stiffness.
The smooth, fast and powerful DFX Cam & ½ system.
Dual Cable Stops for a solid back wall.
An optional limb stop that provides a no-play back wall, for customizable comfort and consistency.
Rotating cam modules, allowing easy adjustment without module replacement or a bow press.
Multilayer laminate UltraFlex limbs.
A zero-tolerance limb-to-pocket connection for precision and accuracy.
The Zero Torque Cable Guard system, which eliminates torque for dead-on alignment.
Synergy between DFX cams and UltraFlex limbs, increasing the axle-to-axle measurement at full draw, and improving form, comfort and accuracy. (See diagram below.)

Double XL Specs

Limb: ULTRAFLEX
Cam: DFX
Draw Length Range: 31–33″
FPS: 340
Brace Height: 8″
Mass Weight: 4.6 LBS
Axle-to-Axle: 36.75″
Draw Weight Range: 40–80 LBS

We engineer more than bows; we engineer form. “Reaching” your head forward to your peep is more than just uncomfortable, it’s inconsistent. We engineered the UltraFlex Limb and DFX Cam Systems to promote comfortable, strain-free posture at full draw by increasing the distance between our cams at full draw. This broader cam-to-cam distance at full draw creates an ideal “flatter” string angle and brings the peep to you. These innovations allow a more relaxed, strain-free posture at full draw, and reduce facial contact, string pressure, and eye fatigue at anchor. The days of “reaching” are over; your days of tight, consistent groups have arrived.

The result is a 2017 30.5-inch bow that feels and performs like previous 34-inch equivalents, meaning that the compact version will feel and perform like a stable and forgiving 34-inch bow. Similarly, a 34-inch bow will perform like a 37-inch dream bow. If the numbers don’t convince you, your experience at full-draw and your tightened arrow groups will.