Mathews V3 31; mathews bow for archers of all level.

Mathews V3 31 bow For 2021, we redesigned the geometry to add more risers, in a compact profile, to give bowhunters the ultimate agility and stealth without compromising accuracy. Our new patent-pending Center guard Cable Containment delivers optimal cam timing while the all-new Nano 740 damper controls post-shot noise and vibration and  the V3 has never met a situation it can’t handle.

Mathews V3 31 Specification

• Brace Height: 6″
• Axle-To-Axle: 31″
• Draw Lengths: 26″-30.5″
• Draw Weight: 60, 65, 70 & 75 lbs
• Let Off: 80 or 85%
• Physical Weight: 4.5 lbs
• CAM: Crosscentric w/ Patent-Pending Switchweight Technology
• IBO Rating: Up to 342 FPS
• And Many Color Options!

KEY FEATURES

• The Bridge-Lock: Stabilizers integrate directly into the riser, creating a more rigid connection and better balance point. Featuring Mathew’s patent-pending Interlink Weight Technology, adding and removing stabilizer weights has never been easier with a redesigned threadless, stackable weight system that only requires one set screw for quick adjustments. Completed with a quick-disconnect knob allowing adjustability in ½” increments, the Bridge-Lock™ Stabilizers offer a new level of harmonic tuning and customization in a single bar.
• Bridge-Lock Stabilizers: Expanding on Mathews exclusive Bridge-Lock™ technology, the new Bridge-Lock™ stabilizers offer improved balance points and a stiffer connection to your bow for added vibration dampening and enhanced stabilization.
• Resistance Phase Damping Technology: RPD stops vibration at the source, resulting in the smoothest shooting archery system Mathews has ever created. This first-of-its-kind innovation tackles excess energy directly in the limbs which significantly deadens and silences post-shot vibration. This next generation of vibration-damping technology results in the stealthiest hunting bow Mathews has ever produced.
• The short nature of this bow makes it perfect for stand-up and blind hunters. I immediately thought of a pine tree stand where I was jammed between its limbs. My Halon 32 was too long for that stand, but the Triax was perfect, so I hunted there several times this season.