When it came to designing a premier bow for women bowhunters, Hoyt started with a clean slate. After a whole lot of listening, they took a lengthy wish list and checked box after box until they had engineered an entire system, optimized for speed, comfort and shootability in one of Hoyt’s most compact bows to date.
There’s a common practice out there where bows are advertised with a weight that doesn’t include sound dampers or other components, a practice Hoyt chooses not to share. The weight of the Eclipse is impressive on its own merit – just 3.7 lbs. out of the box, making it one of the lightest premier bows Hoyt has ever built.
At 3.7 lbs. and 29″ axle-to-axle, Eclipse sets a new standard in women’s bows. You get all the forgiveness and stability of a longer riser without the extra weight. But don’t think for a second this beauty didn’t power through Hoyt’s brutal 1,500 dry-fire test. Eclipse also features silencing technology including Limb Shox, StealthShot and the innovative Shock Pods to bring this powerhouse to a whisper. Of course, like all Hoyt premier bows, Eclipse is available in your favorite camo or solid finish.
Hoyt started with the grip, the first point of contact with any bow and made its profile slimmer and more ergonomic. By pairing it with the premier X-Act Grip, Eclipse holds comfortable and steady for consistency shot after shot.
Eclipse is available in draw lengths from 23.5 to 28 inches and comes in two cam sizes with interchangeable modules – guaranteeing maximized speed and energy for your exact draw length. At 60 pounds and 28 inches, the Eclipse is rated at 314 feet per second, making it one of the fastest bows for shorter draw lengths in the industry.
Eclipse is all about lean and agile. The riser is designed to incorporate the new Hoyt QAD Integrate MX Rest as well as an SL Sidebar Stabilizer Mount, so you can streamline your perfect accessory package.