Search Results for ‘mathews trx’

I had a chance to chat with Jesse Broadwater at the 2020 ATA Show about the new Mathews TRX 36 and 40. If you can't see the embedded video above, here's a direct link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TvhX9u1E2i0

I was lucky enough to find the brand new Mathews TRX 36 delivered to my door about a week before the official unveiling, so I figured I'd get a couple hundred arrows through it and give you my first impressions. This bow shares quite a lot in common with the TRX 38 I've been shooting the past...

After spending many months shooting and competing with the Mathews TRX 38, Prime Centergy X1 and Hoyt Pro Force, here are my final thoughts. All of these bows shoot awesome and are, quite frankly, much better than I am. Picking a winner is complicated, as each bow has its own strengths and...

The Mathews TRX 38 has been an outstanding target bow for me, but my one main complaint was with the stock grip. Fortunately, the team at UltraView Archery teamed up with Jesse Broadwater to come up with a replacement grip - the Jesse Broadwater UltraGrip. I've been running this Jesse...

Just before recording the long-term review videos of our 2018 target bows, I decided to run them through the chronograph to see what kind of speeds they are producing. This year we were able to borrow a Mathews TRX 38, Prime Centergy X1 and Hoyt Pro Force. Each bow was set up with 60 pounds of...

I just received the Jesse Broadwater signature edition grip from Ultra View and thought I'd show you how it looks next to the grip that comes standard on the TRX 38 (and Triax, for that matter). I haven't switched them over yet, so I can't say for sure how it will feel, but I suspect I'm going...

Jesse Broadwater was kind enough to talk with us at the ATA Show about how he sets up his Mathews TRX 8 to get it ready for tournament use. Jesse goes into lots of detail here, so this video is full of good information. It's also interesting to see how he differs from Steve Anderson with tuning...