Bowtech prodigy

This new cam feature uses a 3-position PowerDisc to shift the cable track slightly for three distinct draw cycles, shooting experiences and performance measurements. All three setups get to peak weight in the same distance.

So, the beginning of the draw always feels the same. Soon after the peak, however, the game changes. Without changing draw length or draw weight, you can experience the difference of PowerShift Technology through the feel of the draw cycle and the speed displayed on a chronograph.

The #3 Comfort setting provides the smoothest draw for those less focused on speed, while the #1 Performance setting presents the most aggressive draw cycle and fastest speeds. The #2 Classic setting is for bowhunters looking for the best of both worlds.

In our testing, the speed change from one PowerDisc setting to the next was four feet per second, However, that may not hold true for all draw lengths and weights.  PowerDisc changes can be made simply by removing a couple screws and sliding the disc to a new position. No bow press is required.

Specifications

Manufacturer: Bowtech

Model: Prodigy

Cam System: Overdrive Binary with PowerShift

Weight: 4.2 pounds (advertised); 4.3 pounds (as tested)

Brace Height: 7 inches

Axle-To-Axle length: 32 inches

Letoff: 80 percent

Draw Weights: 50, 60 and 70 pounds peak

Draw Lengths: 25-30€‰1„2 inches, in half-inch increments, rotating module

Riser: Center Pivot Extreme

Limbs: CarbonCore, split

String: Octane Factory, 452X, 60.5 inches

Cables (2x): Octane Factory, 452X, 35.3125 inches

Grip: One-piece, synthetic with ABS inlays

Finish: Mossy Oak Break-Up Country, Black Ops, Realtree Xtra Green and Gore Optifade Elevated II

Advertised IBO Speed: 343 fps

Suggested Retail Price: $1,099

Comments: The Multi Bow!