Bowtech Core SS | Compound Bow Review

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I test the new Bowtech Core SS - Super Smooth compound bow. I discuss the feel of the bow, and compare it to the Core SR also a new release from bowtech. We discuss the feel of the bow, and shoot it through a chronograph with a variety of arrows. We discuss the speed of the bow and if it's a issue for hunting, and shoot the bow at 18m to see the groupings of the bow.

Core SS Bow Specs:
Mass Weight 4.5#, Draw length 36-31" Speed 337 fps, Axle to Axle 31.5" Brace Height 6.25"

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I had ordered the Mathews lift, but decided to let the money go I put down on it and go with the Bowtech Core SS. I love your reviews mate; you are the most thorough reviewer of bows on YOUTUBE...keep it up!

timothymibroda

Ahhh! I just placed my order for a black #60 Core SS at a dealer that's an hour away. I've been stressing if I had made the right decision. Yours, and other reviews, have made me feel a little at ease. I come from the trad recurve world and compound is foreign to me. I'm looking forward to working with my "local" (an hour away) dealer and have it set- up, paper turned, and all the "stuff" that goes into making your bow and arrow do "its thing". Thanks again for another cool review. Joe from Rhode Island!

jantinucci

Steve glad to see you are doing well after your heart surgery. It would be awesome if you made a video of your all time favorite bows.

jordangrose

Someone who hates the wind like me . Everything you said are my exact words about shooting in the wind😮

brookvalleylife

*as a Mathews fan and shooter*
The Mathews module system is dumb. Their efficiency argument MAY be true but that $120 set of modules just means you don’t loose 3-5fps
The argument goes out the window if you’re making your draw longer or let off lighter too
It’s not quite as dumb as having to swap the cams for a DL adjustment, but it’s still dumb
Bowtech have me VERY interested when it comes to upgrade. The Reckoning 36 might be right up my alley

thenameiwantedwastaken

Ever since my Evolve 35 (which your reviews convinced me to buy) I've been a PSE guy, and I still love them. However, if I was in the market for a new bow, the Core SS would be high on my list. Thanks for the great reviews!

benjamintice

I’ve never owned a bowtech, but the core ss is the best bow I’ve ever shot. I literally couldn’t put it down. Thanks for the best reviews as always Steven 👌

garretbellah

I shot my Bowtech Solution SS without an arrow silly me. It wrecked the strings and popped the bottom limbs out of the pockets. Limbs repositioned and a new set of strings and she is as good as new. Bowtech rock

noelbush

Mathews deserves criticism on the obsurd requirements of buying multiple mods aftermarket to change your bow set up especially for how much they cost.

The-Jokes-on-You

Thanks for the review! Bowtech is also No. 1 for us this year🤘

marcschafer

For a beginner who has had 2 shoulder injuries and a major shoulder surgery after the 2nd. Would you recommend Mathews image 50# draw weight or a bowtech core ss 60# tuned down with room to move up as draw strength improves?

c.r.rg

6:03 how long have bowtech gone away from the polymer limb pockets? Good move for them!

Bluesplayer

I think the advantage of the timing adjustment on the cam is super useful for tiny adjustments. If u can’t get it as perfect as u want with twisting or in twisting cables a smidge of a turn and bam. All the adjustments available on these new bowtechs has me wanting
One. Only problem is I want the new Darton and slit as well so it looks like I’ll just keep shooting my spectre e

michaelschnitzer

Agree about bowtech's string. I own bowtech solution since it came out and just about august last year that i get serving separation around the cam. I shot average amount of arrows with hot condition in malaysia and i think it does have a brilliant string life to it. Now i got the gas bowstring as a replacement and will compare it to stock string

seniorvendetta