Sequel

Engineered as a modern flagship platform, the Sequel targets bowhunters and competitive shooters who prioritize a rock-solid back wall and balanced ergonomics over ultralight novelty. Built around a stiff, precisely machined aluminum riser, the frame provides structural rigidity that minimizes cam lean and torque during full draw. It feels purposeful in hand, avoiding the twitchy handling characteristic of minimalist builds while maintaining a grip angle that promotes repeatable, tension-free hand placement.

In the field and on the range, the cam system delivers a distinctly linear draw force curve. Transitioning into the valley is predictable without the abrupt drop-off that can pull a shooter out of alignment when fatigued. At release, the setup remains dead and remarkably quiet, transmitting negligible residual vibration through the grip. Arrow flight tunes easily thanks to the split-limb architecture and adjustable cable-tracking design, allowing field adjustments without constant trips to a bow press.

Bare-bow mass sits right in line with contemporary machined aluminum flagships, meaning it carries steady in the wind but will feel noticeable over twenty-mile backcountry treks compared to carbon alternatives. It sits squarely against established flagship offerings from Mathews and Bowtech, appealing to archers seeking refined shot mechanics without being locked into proprietary ecosystem accessories. For bowhunters demanding precision, consistency, and structural durability across varying seasons, it represents a mature, finely tuned workhorse.