G5 Prime Centroid Compound Bow

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G5 Prime Centroid Compound Bow

Brace Height: 7 "
Axle to Axle Length: 34.25 "
Draw Length: 27 " - 31 "

Draw Weight: 40 lbs - 70 lbs
IBO Speed: 332 fps
Weight: 4.0 lbs

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Prime Centroid reviews

The G5 Prime Centroid compound bow is built on the brand’s tight light technology that allows the cables to move towards the arrow, reducing riser torque.

The engineering that is featured in this bow provides you with a smooth and balanced draw that is perfect for shooting at the range and hunting.

Things to Consider Before Buying

One of the all-time best G5 Prime bows, the Centroid, comes with a 34.25-inch ATA, brace height of 7 inches, draw length of 27 to 31 inches, draw weight of 40 to 70 pounds, let-off of 80%, and IBO speed of 332 feet per second.

The Centroid first appeared on the market in 2011. A year later, the company released a more lightweight version to improve maneuverability.

When you buy it for the first time, it comes ready to use with string silencers, limb dampeners, a string stop, a cable guard, limb pockets, and a stabilizer mount.

It is the older brother of the G5 Prime Shift from the same brand. But this second version of the stands out as the more stable, balanced, and accurate choice.

Who Should Buy It?

Target shooters, hunters, and 3D shooters. Visualization won’t be a problem, before and after every shot.

Who Shouldn’t Buy It?

As impressive as it is, the G5 Prime Centroid isn’t a good choice for youth or small-figured archers.

Pros:

  • Has an extremely smooth draw
  • Very forgiving brace height that doubles on comfort
  • Ti-glide flexible cable guard improves efficiency
  • Parallel cam system reduces cam lean by almost 25%

Cons:

  • May be a little noisier than you would have expected
  • Not fast enough when hunting easily spooked game

Final Thoughts

The construction of the G5 Prime Centroid compound bow trades off speed, but gives you a very smooth, stable, and balanced draw for accuracy and precision.

You might also be a little bit concerned with the noise it generates. But, if you choose to ignore the minor flaws, you will have a very stable, balanced, and accurate bow for hunting and target range.

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Specifications for the G5 bow: Prime Centroid

Brace Height7 “
Axle to Axle Length34.25 “
Draw Length27 ” – 31 “
Draw Weight40 lbs – 70 lbs
IBO Speed332 fps
Weight4.0 lbs
Let-Off80%

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