Drill the Target with Mathews' Chill SDX for Women!
Karen Mehall Phillips swore she'd never shoot another bow after falling in love with Mathews' single-cam Jewel, but the company has turned her head with its new-for-2014 women’s bow—the Chill SDX.
Mathews Unveils NO-CAM Bow Technology
When was the last time you had your socks knocked off? Go to the Mathews website NOW!
Mathews No Cam HTR
Roughly once per decade a new design changes the archery industry. Did Mathews do it again with its No Cam HTR? Field Editor Jeff Johnston takes a closer look.
Mathews Reezen 7.0
Mathews named this bow the Reezen because they feel like the bow gives you plenty of reasons to upgrade.
Mathews' Sets Web Traffic Record with its 2015 NO CAM, Chill X and Z2 Launch
2015 will be a big year for Mathews--and for us bowhunters and shooters--as we get the first look at its revolutionary new NO CAM bows, the new Chill X Pro and the new Z2.
Mathews Launches Custom Bow Builder
Mathews Archery has announced the introduction of its new Bow Builder. The new custom shop allows consumers to choose from six different finishes and a bevy of string, cable and damper color configurations to create a unique bow build.
Mathews Drenalin
The Drenalin, Mathews' latest version of the Solocam, borrows the proven advances of prior models and combines them with a couple of new ones.
Mathews DXT
Looking to get into bowhunting but not sure what type of bow you want? It’s tough to beat a Mathews.
Review: Mathews Creed XS
Jeff Johnston favors a compact bow, so there was no doubt that he'd be putting the Mathews Creed XS to the test.
Hardware: Mathews No Cam HTR
Mathews Archery proprietor Matt McPhearson has never stood idly on past merits. He’s a natural innovator, as seen in his once-revolutionary Solo Cam bows that dominated the hunting market for nearly two decades. His company’s new bow, the No Cam, aims to correct perhaps the Solo Cam’s only flaw—notably a relatively new term created by Mathews competitors called nock travel.
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