Hoyt carbon spyder

Description

The Hoyt Carbon Spyder series was introduced in 2014 and quickly became known for its lightweight carbon riser, quiet shot, and durability in extreme conditions. Hoyt carbon spyder it was one of the first carbon bows to successfully merge elite performance with real-world ruggedness — making it a top choice among serious bowhunters.

🔧 Key Features

🧬 Carbon Riser Design

• Hollow carbon tube construction (Hoyt’s patent-pending Helix Carbon Technology)

• Designed for maximum strength-to-weight ratio

• Naturally dampens vibration and sound without extra accessories

• Performs consistently in extreme temperatures (carbon doesn’t get cold like aluminum)

⚙️ ZT (Zero Torque) Cable Guard System

• Reduces lateral torque during the draw cycle

• Improves consistency and accuracy at longer ranges

🎯 CAM & ½ System (for most models)

• Hoyt’s proven cam system offers a smooth draw, solid back wall, and good speed

• Speeds ranging from 332–340 FPS IBO, depending on the model

📐 3 Versions by Axle-to-Axle:

• Carbon Spyder 30 – Compact, maneuverable in tight spaces (tree stands/blinds)

• Carbon Spyder 34 – Longer ATA for added stability (target and western spot-and-stalk hunters)

• Carbon Spyder Turbo – Speed bow version (ATA 33″, IBO up to 340 FPS)

📏 Specifications (Carbon Spyder 30 example):

• Axle-to-Axle: 30″

• Brace Height: 6.125″

• Speed: ~332 FPS

• Mass Weight: ~3.6 lbs

• Draw Length: 24″–30″

• Draw Weight Options: 40–80 lbs

• Let-off: 75%