Mathews z7 

 

Mathews z7 feature found on the Grid Lock riser is the new Reverse Assist Roller Guard, which is mounted just above and opposite the shelf area.

The “reverse” in the name comes from the position of the cables on the rollers. They are wrapped over the rollers (closer to the archer) rather than under them and are held in place by the tension of the system.

When a typical bow is drawn, the cables naturally move toward the archer.

If cables are wrapped on the side of the rollers opposite the direction of movement, it stands to reason that they will become tighter and tighter on the stationary rollers.

 

 

Mathews z7 extreme

Mathews z7 extreme new Grid Lock Riser is designed to create a super strong platform that provides balance and performance in a lightweight package.

Rather than the typical random cutouts found on most bows, the Z7’s riser is checkered from one end to the other with a series of isometric cutouts.

While the amount of material used in the riser is reduced, it remains strong through the interlocking bridges that span the riser’s midriff.

 

Mathews z7 For Sale

 

It is safe to say that Mathews z7 extreme makes some of the best bows in the world.

They have enjoyed unprecedented success and have created a brotherhood around their products like no other brand.

Shooting the Mathews z7 extreme was a pleasure, with the draw cycle coming out on top as my favorite characteristic.

It’s no wonder Mathews founder and CEO Matt McPherson wants to draw attention to the smooth draw of the Z7.

He knows that feature alone will win over many archers.

At the shot, there is a short-lived bump in the handle and little audile noise. In my opinion, Mathews made a good move in narrowing the grip mathews z7

mathews bow z7 extreme

 

If they had introduced the MQ1 and simply sat on that big win rather than use it as a springboard for the future, they would have eventually faded into the background.

We all know, however, that the story doesn’t end that way.

Mathews continually pushes the envelope, tweaks this feature, and fine-tunes that one.

They go to great lengths to make sure they are on the cutting edge year after year and even venture beyond the norm for Mathews, as evidenced by the dual-cam Monster Series introduced last year.

 

Mathews z7 extreme Specs

 

• Brace height – 7″
• Draw weight – 40 – 70 lbs
• Axle to axle – 30″
• 332 FPS
• Draw length – 25 – 30″