2015 Elite Energy 32
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From: Don
28-Jan-15
Who's shot one? What did you think?
From: drycreek
28-Jan-15
I don't have the 32, but I do have the 35 and like it a lot. Smooth pulling, quiet, and little vibration. What more could you want ? ( If it's speed, look elsewhere. ) I shoot a 415/420 gr. arrow and I'm probably in the low 260s.
From: wyobullshooter
28-Jan-15
Everything drycreek says about the E35 is true about the E32. A couple other outstanding features are the solid back wall and the wide valley. However, since I was "blessed" with a short (26 1/2") DL, and shoot a relatively heavy (502gr) arrow, the lack of speed was more than I was willing to accept. Fortunately, I was able to pick up a slightly used Elite Pulse. Unfortunately, that model's been discontinued.
From: bowonly
28-Jan-15
I have the synergy traded my e35 for it, all I can say is they are the nicest shooing bows I have ever shot. not a big difference between the e32,e35 and synergy. I will say this 3 of my buddys that were long time Mathews shooters all tryd the elites after shooting mine and they all own elites now.
From: Buffalo1
28-Jan-15
Don't over look the Synergy. Super smooth and 33 1/2" ATA. The dwell factor in the valley is unreal
From: Don
28-Jan-15
I have a long draw. Curious if there is much difference between the 32 & 35.
From: wyobullshooter
28-Jan-15
Don, there are a few differences between the two. As the name implies, the 35 is approx 3" longer axle-to-axle, which should benefit someone with a long DL. Also, although they both use Energy Cams, the 35 is available to 31" DL, while the 32 is only available to 30" DL. The 32 is rated 5fps more than the 35.
From: 12yards
29-Jan-15
If you have a long draw, I'd go with the Synergy or E35.
From: Don
29-Jan-15
Brace Height is the same, so I was hoping they would shoot similar. I would prefer the 35, but I have a deal done on a trade for a basically new 32. I shoot 31" on my recurve. I'm guessing 29 on a compound. Hopefully it will be a sweet bow. I'm much more concerned about foregiveness than speed.
From: bowonly
29-Jan-15
you will love the elite
From: Don
29-Jan-15
Thanks Bowonly, I hope so.
