Bowtech Convergence Compound Bow

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Convergence reviews

Starting in archery with one bow and then going through about three others before you get your final bow is tedious and can become incredibly expensive. Bowtech recognized this struggle and created the versatile and adaptable Convergence to allow a beginner and expert archer to be equally successful with the same bow.

Things to Consider Before Buying

Just as the name suggests, the convergence is the point at which performance and adaptability meet to create a bow for any archer to use and enjoy. Starting with the excellent Bowtech binary cam system, the twin cams that work together for smooth and consistent shooting performance, means that the shots will be both forgiving and accurate. The impressive shooting speeds of up to 330 fps means that any archer can take this bow to the range or on a hunt with the confidence in knowing they have enough speed and power to get the job done.

The draw weight has an unheard-of adjustment from 8-70 pounds meaning that a small child and world-renowned archer would each be able to have their perfect draw weight set on this bow, with just a minor adjustment to get it set. This bow was meant to grow with the archer and that design mindset is evident from the sheer range that this bow is meant to operate in.

Who Should Buy it?

The range of abilities and skill levels that the Convergence is able to accommodate makes this bow able to be effective and deadly in the hands of any archer. The archer who would get the most out of this bow is the beginner who wants a bow they can learn and grow with. The ability to start off with the bow in a low power setting and then incrementally make it more powerful means that one archer can use this bow throughout their career and be as successful with their first shot as they will be with their last.

Who Shouldn’t Buy it?

The Convergence offers the features and power that most archers need, but there are some who may not benefit from the bow’s adjustability. Those archers who have larger frames may feel constrained by this bow as it is designed with shorter limbs and a smaller build for younger shooters. Serious hunters who also want sound-suppressing technology may also want to look elsewhere for more hunting-oriented performance bows.

Pros

• The Convergence offers a wide range of performance and adjustability to suit the needs of many archers
• The dual cam system makes for smooth and forgiving draws
• The lightweight design makes the bow ideal for younger archers

Cons

•  The Convergence lacks any serious hunting technology for noise suppression
• The small size is difficult for larger adults to use properly

Final thoughts 

Despite its lack of niche technology, the Bowtech Convergence bridges the gap between worlds and provides a package that any archer could pick up and be successful with, after just a few small tweaks.

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Specifications for the Bowtech bow: Convergence

Brace Height	7 “
Axle to Axle Length	31.5 “
Draw Length	21 ” – 31 “
Draw Weight	8 lbs – 70 lbs
IBO Speed	330 fps
Weight	4.1 lbs
Let-Off	80%

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