2019 Hoyt Helix ZT Pro Cam Product Test Review by Mike's Archery

Showing off the new 2019 Hoyt Helix ZT Pro Cams with a quick run down of the specs and features of the bow.

Hoyt Archery Aluminum Helix ZT Pro Cams Bow Specs.
Retail $1199.99 Hunting Colors $1299.99 Target Colors

342 FPS ATA
4.3 lbs Weight
6" Brace Height
30.5" Axle to Axle
Draw Length base cam #2 24.5-28". Base Cam #3 27-30"
85% Letoff
Available in 40lb, 50lb, 60lb, 65lb, 70lb, or 80lb max weights
11 Hunting color options
Kuiu Verde 2.0
Realtree Edge or Bone Collector
Gore Optifade Subalpine
Gore Optifade Elevated II
Under Armour Ridge Reaper Barren Or Cameron Hanes Keep Hammering

Solid Colors
Black Out or Bone Collector Black Out or Cameron Hanes Keep Hammering
Storm

Target Colors
Black Out/ Blue Limbs
Black Out/ Green Limbs
Black Out/ Orange Limbs
Black Out/ Red Limbs
Black Out/ White Limbs
Black Out/ Purple Limbs

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[MikesArchery]

Since we have been getting a lot of comments on the draw cycle and the fact that we felt it was different we went back and had some customers and staff draw and shoot the bows today just to make sure we weren't crazy. The opinion was the same across the board. The Helix has a harder pull and not as smooth of a draw cycle. We even pulled a couple other Helix off the shelf to make sure it was not just that one bow. And it is consistent across the bows we got in. So feel free to stop by our store or any other Hoyt dealer in the country and let us know what you think.

[brandoncoots]

Hey buddy the weight is 4.3 pounds o think you stated 4.9. Also I have not fooled with these yet but can you go more in depth about the draw cycle being that much different? It’s the same cam system just trying to get a little verification. Thanks in advance

[Fred-egsx]

How do i add twists to the cable if the bottom cam is hitting the stop first?