Is a Mathews Creed XS good?

For a short axel to axel bow, the Creed XS holds really well on target, and the shot is completely shock free. The Creed XS is quiet, decently fast, forgiving, and smooth all wrapped into a lightweight, compact design. For a hunting bow, it is hard to ask for anything else.

What year did Mathews Creed XS come out?

2014
One of the 2014 rigs born from those abilities is the new Creed XS. A shorter, lighter version of last year’s Creed, this bow is home to a GeoGrid Lock riser, SimPlex Cam system, split limbs, Reverse Assist Roller Guard and much more.

What is a Mathews creed worth?

Sporting a forgiving 7-inch brace height, decent speeds up to 328 feet per second, and virtually no hand shock, the Creed is sure to be the bow of choice for many shooters despite the $999 price tag.

How do you adjust the draw weight on a Mathews Creed XS?

Draw weight adjustments are made using either a 3/16” or 7/32” Allen Wrench. Turn the limb bolt clockwise to increase the draw weight and counter clockwise to decrease the weight. Both limb bolts must be adjusted equally, or the bow may become out of tune/synchronization. The limb bolt should be snug.

Is the Mathews Creed adjustable?

The Creed shares with most other single-cam Mathews bows the Reverse Assist Roller Guard, but unlike some others the String Stop is not easily adjustable. Draw weight adjustments on the Creed cover the standard 10-pound range, and are made by simply turning the limb bolts, with no set screws.

Whats the difference between a Mathews Creed and a creed XS?

Mathews touts the XS as “smoother, lighter, and quieter” than the original Creed. Certainly the specs are different. Most significantly, the XS is, as previously mentioned, more compact than the Creed. And yes, it is a shade lighter at a published 3.8 pounds as opposed to 3.85 pounds.

Does a Mathews Creed have an adjustable draw length?

Can you adjust draw length on Mathews Creed?

With the exception of the Mathews Mission series, Mathews bows are designed draw length specific, and do not provide for setting adjustment. While the Mission series draw length can be changed with a setscrew on the cams, you will need to replace the cams to change the draw length on other models of Mathews bows.

Whats the difference between Mathews Creed and Creed XS?

Can you adjust the draw length on a Mathews Creed?

Remove the setscrews in the cams with a screwdriver. You do not need to release tension from the bow limbs, string or cables to change the draw length with adjustable cams. Rotate the adjustment wheels on the cam, one mark up to increase draw length or one mark down to decrease draw length.

What’s the difference between 2013 and 2013 Mathews Creed XS?

The 2013 model was slightly faster at 328 fps IBO as compared to 321 fps for the XS. And the XS’ 28-inch axle-to-axle length is shorter by a full two inches, making it more maneuverable in tight quarters.

How big is the bow on the Creed XS?

This not only makes for a smoother and more efficient draw cycle, it also allows the shorter-axle-to-axle Creed XS (28 inches as opposed to 30 inches for the original Creed) to shoot with the feel of a longer-axle-to-axle bow.

What makes a Mathews Creed XS Simplex so good?

The XS SimPlex cam and idler wheel ride on stainless steel axles and sealed bearings for decreased friction and increased efficiency. Its shape and mechanics are designed to produce an 80-percent letoff and a smooth draw while the cutouts and 7075 aluminum material keep the weight to a minimum.

Which is the best finish for the Hoyt Faktor 30?

Finish options for the Faktor 30 include Realtree Xtra, Realtree Max-1 and Black Out. I enjoyed shooting the Faktor, with its smooth draw and minimal shock, vibration and noise. In short, it is a typical Hoyt. If you’re not sure what that means, it’s a good thing!