Loading ...This year Hoyt has released the Trykon Sport and Trykon JR designed for the smaller hands of children who are serious about bowhunting. This article is part of our series of compound bow reviews. There is nothing quite like the enthusiasm little kids feel towards archery, so you might as well get them the very best bow that will keep their interest for a long time to come. These two models have been thoroughly tested and parent-approved to provide a bow that is both fun and technologically advanced while still being incredibly forgiving.
 Hoyt Trykon Right Handed 29 60 70 LB Bow Time Left: 1d 5h 12m US $165.00
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 Hoyt Trykon 75 Th Anniversary Edition Loaded Fuse Sight Trophy Taker Rest Time Left: 1d 5h 12m US $300.00
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 HOYT TRYKON COMPOUND BOW 27 DRAW LENGTH DEALER DEMO Time Left: 1d 21h 17m US $195.00
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 Hoyt Trykon Jr compound bow RH 40 lbs Time Left: 3d 21h 8m US $250.00
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 Hoyt Trykon Sport Compound Bow Time Left: 4d 5h 26m US $325.00
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 HOYT TRYKON XL RH 70 29 75TH ANNIVER COMPOUND BOW USED Time Left: 6d 48m US $300.00
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 HOYT TRYKON XL LH 70 29 75TH ANNIVER READY TO SHOOT USED Time Left: 6d 19h 30m US $300.00
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 Trykon XT 500 Bow Time Left: 27d 1h 25m US $349.99
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The bows come with features that are normally reserved for the adult, pro-versions like the exclusive TEC riser design and parallel split limbs. Completely new for this year, the Trykon Sport comes with the Cam & ½ Plus Performance System, while Trykon Jr. is set up with the Versa Cam & ½ Performance System with 9" of draw length adjustment. Both bows offer a smooth, quiet and efficient shot that will boost the confidence of every young archer.
Specifications:
- IBO speed (fps): 290
- Axle-to-axle: 30”
- Mass weight: 3.2 lbs
- Weight range: 20-50#
- Wheel: cam & ½ Plus
- Brace weight: 6.5”
- Draw range: 23.5”-28.5”