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What year is the PSE Dream Season EVO?

What year is the PSE Dream Season EVO?

2012
The PSE Dream Season EVO, introduced last year and tweaked with a few improvements for 2012, is arguably PSE’s best shot yet at finding the optimum compromise between pure speed and shootability.

How fast is the PSE EVO?

314 fps
Where does the PSE Evo NXT 33 fit in? With a published speed of 314 fps, this offering is clearly designed to appeal to the growing number of bowhunters who place a premium on pleasant-to-shoot over super-fast, flat-shooting bows.

How do you change the draw length on a PSE chaos?

To adjust draw length, loosen the two 8-32 button head screws 2 full turns. This will allow the inner-cam to be lifted far enough to disengage the positioning pin and allow the inner-cam to rotate to a new position.

When did the PSE dream season Evo come out?

The PSE Dream Season EVO, introduced last year and tweaked with a few improvements for 2012, is arguably PSE’s best shot yet at finding the optimum compromise between pure speed and shootability. April 11, 2012

Is the dream season Evo a fast bow?

The Dream Season EVO is touted as exceptionally smooth-drawing for a fast bow. I found that to be the case. It is smooth without any discernible humps or bumps, without breaking over harshly, and without the narrow valley and tendency to “grab” that some speed bows are known for.

How big is a PSE Evo compound bow?

The Dream Season PSE EVO COMPOUND BOW has been upgraded from last year with ½ inch module adjustments which provide draw length changes from 25 to 30 inches. An optimized draw cycle also accounts for an easier draw while decreasing shot noise and vibration.

How tall is a 2012 PSE rally bow?

The new 2012 PSE Rally is the smartest thing we’ve seen in a long time. This bow fits virtually everyone and anyone. We’ve never seen a bow with this much adjustability. You can crank this bow up for use as a primary hunting bow for a tall person over 6 feet, or turn it down to use as a trainer for a grade-schooler, or do anything in-between.