The 2023 Hoyt VTM 31 and VTM 34 sport a longer axle-to-axle geometry than its predecessors, and the bows are designed and engineered for greater set up and archery efficiencies. Features include: new Tec-Riser cut out specifically designed to feed your Integrate (or cable driven) rest through; new Riser Tunnel engineered to run your Garmin (or other electronic sight ) trigger cord through; and new Hole Shot V2 with added dampening designs to eliminate high noise frequencies keyed on by ungulates.
The VTM series has Hoyt’s HBX Pro Cam System with improved center shot and sight picture allowances. The VTM 31 and VTM 34 are easier to tune and have optimized performances thanks to the two modules available on the HBX Pro Cam System. These are the quietest Hoyt aluminum bows to date, with optimized placement of the Hoyt Shock Pod Technology, as well as the company’s tried-and-true Limb Shox and Stealth Shot string stop, with the new Hole Shot V2. Shooters will also appreciate the VitalPoint Grip that has been engineered and tested to increase accuracy, comfort, and vibration dampening. It has a flatter grip angle to focus your hand pressure into the center of your grip rather than the bottom for increased consistency in your hand and downrange.
Engineered as the core of the Hoyt In-Line system, the VTM features a machined-in picatinny sight rail mount, a lower center-of-gravity side bar adapter mounting location, and a primary stabilizer mounting location in the lower section of the riser, and the Integrate Rest mounting system. The Hoyt VTM series is available in a wide variety of solid and camo finishes. MSRP: $1,399/VTM 31; $1,449/VTM 34. Contact: www.hoyt.com
VTM 31 Specs
- Axle-to-axle length: 30.625 inches
- Brace height: 6 inches
- Weight: 4.6 pounds
- ATA Speed: 342 fps
- Cam: HBX Pro
VTM 34 Specs
- Axle-to-axle length: 33.75 inches
- Brace height: 6.25 inches
- Weight: 4.8 pounds
- ATA Speed: 334 fps
- Cam: HBX Pro
