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This is a follow-up to our initial review of the Mathews Z7 Extreme. In this video we take a few shots and chronograph some real-world speeds. Distributed b...
We just got in the new 2011 Mathews Z7 Xtreme and we can't wait to set it up! Jessy puts on some of his favorite accessories before he shoots it for the fir...
This is a brief look at the 2011 Mathews Z7 Extreme. Distributed by Tubemogul.
A short axle-to-axle length makes the Z7 Xtreme very maneuverable while the single cam rolls through the draw cycle with little effort. The test bow demonstrated a remarkably quiet shot, little kick and virtually no vibration.
I'm seriously considering moving up to a Mathews Z7 Xtreme or Z7, which I have found I can comfortably shoot around 60# since their let-offs are 80% (vs. 70% for the Q2). Plus, like most other modern bows, these 2 new bows are more efficient than my old one (IBO 330 and 333 fps, vs. the Q2's 308).
26 maj 2011 · The new Mathews Z7 Xtreme has a radical footprint with extreme angle limbs, reflex geometry, eye-catching Grid Lock Riser and short axle-to-axle length.
21 kwi 2011 · Mathews Z7 Extreme April 21, 2011 By Jon E. Silks The new Z7 Xtreme is loaded with features -- such as the Grid Lock Riser, ZX Cam, Reverse Assist Roller Guard, SE5 Composite limbs and a host of vibration-damping accessories.
