Mathews Lift 33 80lb Bow Build | Full Build & Speed Test
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Mathews absolutely crushed it with their new 2024 Lift bows. New for Mathews this year is their 80lb mod option with the new SWX mods. So we decided to do a full bow build on the new Mathews Lift 33 and throw some 80lb mods on it to see exactly what it’s all about. Check out our full build in this video!
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I'm rocking the 29.5" Lift at 28" DL with 80# mod and 80%. Won't be in until end of March. Went with the Ambush fade to black
Take a drink every time JR says “yep” 😂😂
Lets see an 80lb 33 at 30 inch draw!
I agree 💪
Another vote
I have a 33 lift at 80lbs at 31.5” draw.
@@Sean-pw3yr I have recently set up the same. Lift 33 at 31.5 and 80# mods. But when I get my reading on the poundage it’s only at 76lbs. Anybody help me understand why?
@@almonmiller4158 there could be a handful of reasons, the main one seems to be when tuning your bow and taking twists out of your string vs adding. If you’re pressed to get it to 80lbs add twist to your strings. If your ATA in on point and your cams are perfectly synced I wouldn’t stress about the lost of 4lbs. Draw length is the hack for speed, 4lbs won’t get you much.
IBO is still 30 inches and 5lb per grain poundage of bow. The 31 long or or 29 for short range bows our their specific manufacturing specs.
Also the riser is a bit longer than most which is more stable and remarkable it's so light
Sounds like every time you draw, there is the crack/pop sound that is coming from the cable/cam contact. Think most have been on the non cable side of the cam, against the split yoke on that side. Could be hearing things, but cable rub seems to be an issue on some of the Lifts and how they are shimmed from the factory.
I definitely hear the tick in the first half of the draw cycle
Awesome to see a review at my specs! 😂 us shorter draw guys don’t get much love on speed tests. Can’t wait to try one of these at 80
They have that digital shot as an add-on for any bow it just sticks to the side of the bow it's ok but nothing that repetition will tell you. Shows arrow flight kinda cool.
Zack and JR, I'm already excited to travel down and let you guys set me up next season. 🤘🏾
I'm picking up one at the end of the week only because my 80lb levitate took a bleep
What happened to the Levitate?!
@@extremeoutfitters A chunk of carbon blew out on the bottom limb pocket. I don’t know if it’s superficial or not. I have a claim through PSE. In the meantime I’m going to pick up one of these Matthews lift 33 bows until I get the issue resolved.
Have you experienced lbs loss with the 75lb mods? I have had to increase the twist of my cables 2x in 2 weeks. Just curious what you have been seeing after the increase in lbs.?
Nice job guys, definitely think I’d hit 300 @ 29” draw and a 440 grain arrow.
Probably around 306
What did you mean 55 to 80lb. Did you mean you could switch the cams out and it can be any weight in between?
I was lucky enough to snag the last LIFT 33 at my local shop (and I was coming from Hoyt). Just waiting on those 80lb mods.
There are a couple guys selling bridgelock thumb screws like you mentioned in the video.
Lot of talk about these bows derailing on let down and cams hitting the cable when drawn back. It’s the internet so you have to keep that in mind but, have you guys seen either of these issues?
awesome vid. I have my 80lb on order should be here end of the week. Coming from Hoyt I have been impressed.
Heck yeah! Been waiting for someone to do this!
Love yalls channel! Pretty nice buying from yall too. Hey I'd like to see maybe the title vs the lift on the 3d range
My man Zack, gonna rip the cams off that 80#
I’m waiting on my 29.5 lift with 80# mods in Realtree, hoping that it comes in soon, I wonder how fast it will shoot through a chron?
Can someone explain why his rest cord setup looks so different than every other rest setup? Never seen someone tie to the limb. Please help as my lift is going to be here in march
Enjoyed the real world look at the new Lift. I am looking at buying the 33” next. At the moment I have the Mathews Atlas, 78#, 32” draw. I shoot Victory VAP TKO Elite arrows @ 462gr.
Measures 307 thru the chrono at my local shop.
In your opinion, how would I benefit by switching to the from my Atlas to the Lift?
30" + draw please @ 80#
The pse carbon bow is the lightest bow out there
How did you guys fix the cable hitting the cam? You can hear it hit mid cycle when he draws back.
What do you think the speed would be with a 520 grain arrow?
Does the Alpha X also have a several month waiting list?
Does the back stabilizer integrate like the front?
I can get out the door with this on 31.5" at 2k or we talking 2500?
Just test the bow at IBO specs...
That is what everybody wants to know...
Instead of some random DL 👍
Be nice if you do a 55lb bow build even though the build will be the same as an 80
Yup. I ordered mine in 55
The limbs are not wider. Idk where that keeps coming from. Exact same width as the p4.
You guys are still not understanding ibo speeds. 350 grains at 70 pounds is the same speeds as 80 pounds at 400 grains. Which is also the same as 60 pounds at 300 grains. Where they push the needle on ibo is not poundage. Ibo parameters are 5 grains per pound up to 80 pounds with a 2 pound variance and the kicker is no specified draw length.
We know that. However, they are getting their speeds from 80lb 31” draw and 450 grain arrow or something. I really wish they would just make real world numbers
@@jroutdooradventures you guys have to calculate for the weight on the string and other things. For example my lift 33 goes as follows
70 pounds
420 grains
27.5 inches
285fps
This is 340 fps ibo when you calculate for the 20 grains on the string. If I took advantage of the 2 pound variance that ibo allows for it would be shooting 289fps which would be 343-344 ibo equivalent.
Yours however is pretty slow I’m betting it’s chrono related. I’ve not had a bow In 10 years that hasn’t made its advertised speeds when testing under the allowed parameters. I’m also testing them fully tuned and with a bareshaft through the chrono.
What is the brand & Model of bowvise
I like that!
What sight is that?
This will shorten the life of a bow
That should be quite a bit faster…man I wish these things actually hit their numbers cause I’m a fan.
When you figure the weight on the string, and use 80lbs/28.5"/450gr arrow, at a 343IBO, it should hit 298 at those measurements with 40gr on the string. So it is basically hitting its IBO mark, and isn't slow. That's pretty sweet on just a single shot sample.
@@o.n.e.wayhuntingit should be 307…there ain’t 40gr on that string.
@@ashleysmith4191 Probably more. Those monkey tails alone weigh 35-40gr, plus the d loop. Maybe 45-50 grains on that string.
@@o.n.e.wayhunting if they rated their bows with no monkey tails, then what’s the point of having them? No matter how you slice it, they’re the same speeds as last year. Which is fine, but don’t advertise the extra speed…
@@ashleysmith4191 I agree. Given the extra draw length of the Switchweight cams, usually around 1/2", the new cams have been at most on some, 1/4", so the Lift is in all honesty about 3-5fps faster than the P4/V3 series of bows. It is over inflated, and unnecessarily so slightly.