Lancaster Archery Supply last week unveiled a series of four videos to coincide with the Hoyt Archery launch of its 2021 target compound and recurve products.

On Nov. 2, Hoyt released its Arcos and Xakt 25-inch recurve risers, which are great choices for barebow or Olympic recurve target archery. Both have ILF hardware to receive ILF limbs. Both also are touted as medium-priced bows that are high performing, but easier on the budget than top-end risers.

The company also launched the Xakt, wood-core, ILF limbs, which are available in short, medium and long lengths to produce 66-70-inch bows on a 25-inch riser.

In the compound arena, Hoyt launched the Altus bow. It’s a 38-inch bow available in two different cam options – the smooth DCX or the performance SVX.

Hoyt is marketing the Altus as “another price option” in the lineup of Hoyt compound target offerings. It’s not the most expensive, nor is it the least expensive, but it is built to perform at the highest level.

Lancaster Archery Supply produces bow review videos for new bow launches to offer information about the features and specifications and to give consumers a look at the bows in action.