NEW 2024 Mathews Lift 33 Bow Review With MFJJ!!!!

In depth bow review of the new Mathews Lyft 33!!!!!

[Nick-imym]

I think you do a better job testing these bows than anyone else out there. Don’t listen to all the haters. The majority appreciate your hard work. Thank you

[jakemaynard]

You are the only one I truly trust when it comes to reviews! Love your products, love your honesty and absolutely love your content.

[davehedge]

You were up early MFJJ!!🤣 I'm also noticing a theme - when you are reviewing bows you wear a T-Shirt of another (aka rival) manufacturer. Nice way to show your impartiality. Keep up the great work.

[xcmandan]

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[ZealousKnightsGaming]

The Lift 33 is 100% worth the upgrade especially if you are in a v3 or older model bow. I love shooting it at the pro shop. I’m not overly crazy about the 29.5 but I’ve never liked the shorter bows. 33 has always been the sweet spot for me. It’s an awesome bow Mathew’s definitely takes the cake 2024! Great review btw appreciate all your time into doing reviews.

[tylerbream]

Love the Hoyt Matthews t shirt mismatches you’ve been doing….but deep down it’s so clear you’re a Matthews guy!

[MikeJones-vbme]

I'm so glad you're talking about the actual features in these reviews now, instead of just checking factory specs..

[Colby-zm]

I've learned so much from this channel. Thanks for sharing buddy. We do appreciate it!

[Rbunton]

Great review! I’m a Mathews fan but the 343 ibo is crazy. Mathews should just be honest. Most consumers would rather see the accurate number upfront instead of buying and being surprised it’s 20 fps slow.

[dougmeade]

Yep, worth the upgrade from the V3x. Thanks for an honest eval. I shot the 33 this morning and the weight loss is very noticeable when you pick it up. Smoother draw cycle than my V3x 33 too.

[scottschmeling]

Another great review, great to hear that it comes with quality strings!! Thank you

[brettwelch]

i kept refreshing youtube to see MFJJ's review!

[Spazz-x]

Brought my lift 33 home last night. Granite fade to black. Thank you for all your bow reviews

[Spazz-x]

Amazing information. As of now, this will be my next bow. Thank you for another amazing video.

[brentbandy]

Mathews does it again! I’m still shooting a Traverse (best shooting bow I’ve ever put in my hands). Looking forward to checking this out and possibly making a purchase 👀 Love the review!

[huntsimple]

I finally found a left handed 33 in stock and was able to shoot it a bit. I decided to pick it up, spend some time with it, and wanted to report out my real world findings. To be honest, I was very skeptical about this bow when I first saw the release of it. When I first inspected one in person, my skepticism grew. You can literally grab the cam and bend it around in all directions (of course with the bow at brace) as the limbs are so skinny they just flex like crazy. I was worried about that from a durability standpoint. I was also worried about the cams being very, very skeletonized. They seem like they would be easy to bend, etc. Those were some initial observations before I got to shoot one.

I got to shoot one and my first reaction was 1) the draw cycle is very linear, just stiff 2) there is no valley (even at 85%) 3) the vibe/shock after the shot is more than the Phase 4 and 4) the riser length adds to stability significantly 5) something different in the grip where your thumb fits is improved. I shot it with both C and D draw length mods and landed on taking it home with the C mod. I bought the bow and took it home (we do our own set up and tuning at

Set up was easy. With a center shot rest we had a perfect bullet hole with ZERO top hat changes or any other changes. The Match strings are an improvement over the Zebra, not sure how much of an improvement but they are better. They are thinner and they did settle very quickly and my peep locked in. So I just started shooting it for a few days. The bow has a very clean shot cycle, very clean release. With it all set up, the vibe/shock was mostly gone. I got used to the draw cycle being stiff. I never did like the lack of a valley. My style of shooting my hinge is to relax/elongate the palm of my hand and that style does not work well with a bow with no valley.

As I shot it, I realized the C mod was making me feel a bit long. I was not stable at full draw and could feel being a bit overextended. My shop still had the D mods, so I switched to them and now I was too short, feeling scrunched up. When I am scrunched up, I have hand torque. For me, having the draw length perfect is a huge issue, as I finally found out how well I shoot when my draw length is spot on. It matters hugely! So, sadly, I am caught between a D and C on this new Mathews cam and not comfortable at either. Note on the previous Mathews cam the D mod worked well for me). Yes, could I twist strings and/or remove the grip and/or fiddle with D loop length or even my release neck length (different releases) - yes I could do all of that to try and get the Lift 33 to fit my draw length. Since I have other bows I shoot well, I did not want to put that level of effort into the Lift, so I sold it/traded it. As long as Mathews runs this newest cam with the 1/2" draw length limits, I am probably out of luck with Mathews.

Conclusion, while I can't speak to the long term durability of the bow/cams, if your draw length fits one of the draw mods and if you are OK with no valley, this bow could be a great choice for you. Thank you.

[benjaminbrock]

Thank you for helping me buy a bow. Best reviews!

[GodsMostAutistic]

Just picked up my lift 33 yesterday. I’m in love with it

[joshuamonteith]

These reviews definitely get me wanting new gear so in that regard, they’re great and super informative. Thanks always for the quick, precise information homies!

[derekbonser-xkbz]

It is the best bow on the market right now hands down. The only other bow that even sniffs it is the Hoyt.