Elite Omnia Speed Test at Every Draw Length

Since I have Elite's new speed bow on hand - the Omnia - I figured I would run it through the chronograph so you all can see how it performs. Rather than just test it at 30 inches of draw length, I went a step further and tested the Omnia at 30, 29, 28, 27, 26, and 25 inches of draw length - all at the most aggressive let off setting - 70%.

Afterwards, I went back to the 30" position on the cam and shot it at around 80% let off and again at 90% let off.

Overall, I was very impressed with how the bow performed, as it came quite close to the advertised speed...something many speed bows I've tested couldn't do.

[nacernait]

Great stuff brother. This channel deserves a lot more likes and views. I suggest you do some more stuff with demolition ranch, Kentucky Ballistics, and other collaborations. best of luck

[pmcbrid]

FWIW, 27” at 70lbs with a 435grain arrow was 287/288 for me. Probably 85%ish let off.
Zero issues tuning/cable rubbing. Love it and glad I’ve not experienced some issues others have had.

[blessedvetoutdoors]

That is absolutely slinging arrows! Thank you for sharing those numbers. Gives me a good ball park of what it could shoot at 26 @65lbs. Thank you Sir. The Omnia is what I will probably buy if given the opportunity.

[bryanroberts]

Oh, if it was only 32" draw it would be on the way!

[seniorvendetta]

Those numbers are the same as the Bowtech Solution

[richardganz]

I seen people on YouTube that they had an issue turning the elite omnia, they all had the same issue with shim deflection, was any 9ne else Ha e the same issue

[timbow]

👍👍 sorry, but the speeds at 70#’s just don’t impress me that much. I know, you didn’t make it. Good review though. 👀👀