Hoyt RX 9 Ultra Compound Bow for Hunting & Target Practice - High Performance Archery Equipment in Stock | Perfect for Outdoor Adventures, Competition Shooting & Bowhunting

Carbon is a very different beast than aluminum. It’s lighter, stronger, warmer to the touch, and with a feel unlike any other bow out there. That’s why Hoyt have designated their most advanced carbon bow platform REDWRX. By design, it combines our most advanced technologies in one setup that has to be felt to be understood. 

For the past few years, Hoyt engineers have turned all their attention to giving you the best shooting experience possible. And if we say so ourselves, they have done one hell of a job. HBX Gen 4 takes smooth to the next level with increased performance across the full draw length range and 1/4" draw length adjustments for the perfect fit.

Improving performance was a major goal when developing the RX-9 and Alpha
AX-2 series of bows. Not necessarily the advertised speed numbers, which are reported at 30 inch draw lengths, but more specifically in the most common draw lengths. For example, we saw a speed increase of 19 fps for the RX-9 Ultra at a 29 inch draw length compared to the RX-8 Ultra. See the charts below for other speed improvements for RX-9 and AX-2 models. Unlike other companies, Hoyt tests to ATA speed guidelines. These include parameters
of:
• 350 grain arrow weight
• 70lb draw weight
• Draw length of 30", +/- 1/4”

70 lbs.
feels like 60 lbs.

A bow so smooth to draw that 70 pounds feels like 60, so balanced that it practically aims itself, and a shot so dead and quiet you’ll feel like a ninja.

A huge upgrade for shorter draws.

New for 2025, our premier RX-9 and Alpha AX-2 are available in draw lengths down to 23 inches to fit serious archers with shorter draw lengths. The all-new HBX SD cam is designed for optimal performance in draw lengths from 23” to 27” and can be adjusted in half-inch increments across its draw length range. If you’ve been frustrated with the lack of premier bows available in your draw length, these bows are here to put a smile on your face and meat in your freezer.

In general, longer bows are considered to be more stable. Some of this perception arises from the greater moment of inertia of longer risers and their mass distribution. Another portion of this feeling of stability and full draw comfort is generated by the larger string angle and tighter peep-to-eye distance that longer bows produce. But longer bows aren't ideal for hunting where a more compact rig is preferred. For only the second time in the history of Hoyt, we are offering a flagship bow with an axle-to-axle less than 30 inches. The AX-2 29 is 29.5 inches axle-to-axle, but thanks to Hoyt Optimized Geometry, it holds and shoots like a longer axle-to-axle bow.