Hoyt Trubohawk

Hoyt TurboHawk PreOwned Kit 

Quiver
Rest
5 Arrows 
Sight

The Hoyt TurboHawk was introduced for the 2010 model year as a lightweight compound bow using Hoyt’s XTR Cam & ½ system and XTS laminated parallel split limbs. Hoyt positioned it as a relatively lightweight, speed-oriented model within its Hawk series.

Technical specifications
Specification - TurboHawk
Model year - 2010
Axle-to-axle - 32"
Brace height - 7¼"
Mass weight - 3.75 lb
IBO speed - 320 FPS
Draw length - 26"–30"
Draw-weight ranges - 40–50, 50–60, 60–70 lb
Let-off 75%
Cam XTR Cam & ½
Limbs XTS 5-layer laminated parallel split limbs

These specifications are supported by Hoyt's 2010 catalogue and contemporary specifications.

Design

The XTR Cam & ½ system was one of the main features of the TurboHawk. It incorporated sealed bearings and a modular draw-length adjustment system. Contemporary reporting states that the draw length could be adjusted in ½-inch increments from 26" to 30".

The bow used XTS five-layer laminated parallel split limbs together with Hoyt's Zero Tolerance/Pro-Lock-style limb pocket system, connecting the limbs and riser through a rigid pocket arrangement. Hoyt also incorporated its TEC riser design and RizerShox vibration-management components.

The 3.75 lb mass weight is particularly notable for a 32" axle-to-axle bow of its era. Contemporary reviews described the TurboHawk as a lightweight platform with a relatively smooth draw cycle for its speed rating.