Hoyt Katera XL Target
Hoyt Katera XL, blistering speed, pinpoint accuracy, rugged good looks and unshakable dependability
Hoyt Katera XL Target Description
Katera gives diehard archers the professional-grade performance and durability of a hard core shooting rig combined with lightning-fast performance and deadly, competition-calibre accuracy.
At 330 fps and 33" axle-to-axle, Katera is the fastest bow in the 2009 Hoyt lineup. It's sleek, fast, tough, forgiving, smooth-shooting and technology-packed.
Katera's counterpart - Katera XL - is 36" axle-to-axle with a 7.5" brace height and offers archers with longer draw lengths a great mix of speed, accuracy, toughness and whisper-quiet consistency.
Katera and Katera XL are ready to shoot... and waiting for you.
Katera boasts a blazing 330 fps - making it the fastest bow Hoyt has ever sent to market.
Bow specs at a glance
- Weight ranges 50-60lbs, 60-70lbs. Please specify weight required. All bows are adjustable 10lbs down from the peak draw weight.
- Draw range 25.5"-31.5" (for Z3 Cam) or 23.5"-32" (for Cam & 1/2 Plus)
- Wheel Z3 or Cam & 1/2 Plus. Please specify cam required.
- Limbs XT 500
- Let-Off 65-75%
- IBO Speed 320fps (for Z3 Cam) or 305fps (for Cam & 1/2 Plus)
- Axle to Axle 36"
- Brace height 7.5"
- Mass weight 4.6lbs
- Dual RizerShox System has been strategically engineered for optimised placement in the riser
- StealthShot String Suppression System
- Parallel Split Limb Technology
- 180 Pro-Fit Custom Grip
- Alpha Shox by LimbSaver are strategically placed in the limbs to dampen noise and vibration
- Triax Pocket Stabilisation System - Dual-Locking Pockets integrate with the Triax Forks, machined directly into the riser
- 3/4" Split Limb Technology provides much more lateral and torsional stability than that of a traditional 1.5" solid limb design
- Available in RH and LH. Please specify RH or LH
- Colour Options - Fusion (Mottled Blue), Red Ember, Jade, Cobalt Blue, Jet Black, Pearl White. Please specify colour required.
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