Bear br33 hybrid Compound Bow

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br33 hybrid reviews

Bear is undoubtedly one of the most trusted names in archery equipment right now. But choosing between their different offerings can be difficult. Since no bow is a small investment, it’s worth taking the time to familiarize yourself with the equipment before you purchase. While shooting the bow is the best way to test it, you don’t always have that luxury. Instead, this review will tell you what to expect from the Bear br33 Hybrid compound bow.

Things to Consider Before Buying:

The most important feature of most hybrid compounds is the cam system. A single cam delivers a smooth draw. A dual-cam delivers a faster shot. Good hybrids capitalize on both, and that’s where the Bear br33 shines. Buttery smooth draw, with a maximum fps of 330. That speed makes this a good hunting bow, as well as a bow that performs well on the range and in competition.

While the Bear br33 doesn’t feature a stabilizer, it still manages to have a very smooth draw and low-vibration shot. While high-level archers will want to add a stabilizer, the vibration is tolerable as-is. Your shots are also reasonably quiet, and important consideration for hunters.

Slightly larger than most compound bows, the Bear br33 avoids being clunky in either length or weight. Reasonably well balanced, you’ll find yourself forgetting how large this bow is until it’s time to pack up.

The 80% let-off is gradual, preventing a jerky draw and sudden movement. Solid body mechanics and smooth shots are easy to achieve. Plus, with two different weight classes, a 45-60 lbs. and a 55-70 lbs., this bow is suitable for most archer’s strengths.

Who Should Buy It:

The Bear br33 Hybrid is a reasonable, customizable, bow for hunters and range shooters alike. The lower weight draw is suitable for most younger, older and female archers. The 55-70 lbs. version is better for hunters and competition archers who can handle the higher draw. It’s best suited to archers who don’t mind regular maintenance and getting a bow ready to shoot. It’s also a good option for archers who like to customize their setup, rather than buying a pre-built bow and matching accessories.

Who Shouldn’t Buy It:

The price on this bow is prohibitive for most beginning archers, especially when you consider the additional costs for a stabilizer, sight and other optional equipment. Casual archers probably won’t be well served by the more advanced features of this bow, although it can be a good middle ground if you’re considering upping your archery game.

Pros and Cons:

Pros:

• The Bear br33 comes with a decent number of customization options
• Allows you to choose from a variety of assistive accessories like sights, arrow rests, and stabilizers
• Two standard draw lengths
• Features an exceedingly smooth draw cycle with gradual let off

Cons:

• Slightly larger and heavier than most compound bows
• Requires initial setup and may need further maintenance and setup for accessories

Final Thoughts:

The Bear br33 hybrid compound bow is a high-quality bow with a silky draw and high-speed release. Suitable for hunters and competition shooters, it’s also a good first upgrade away from your beginner bow. Most archers will be able to use this bow comfortably, and the cam design helps promote good body mechanics and control for better shots and longer shooting. However, it may be more difficult to maneuver through heavy brush and wooded areas. It also requires slightly more effort for multiple-target shooting events.

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Specifications for the Bear bow: br33 hybrid

Brace Height	7 “
Axle to Axle Length	33.25 “
Draw Length	27 ” – 32 “
Draw Weight	55 lbs – 70 lbs
IBO Speed	330 fps
Weight	4.2 lbs
Let-Off	80%

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