September 25, 2015

Bowtech’s New Prodigy Bow now Available in Mossy Oak® Break-Up Country™

Bowtech-Prodigy-MOBUC Bowtech Archery, the industry leader in archery innovation, has once again developed technology that will shift the archery industry forever. The brand new 2015 Prodigy, featuring the revolutionary new PowerShift Technology, is now available in all new Mossy Oak® Break-Up Country™.

PowerShift Technology is a brand new innovation in compound bow design that allows the shooter to have every bow he wants with zero compromise. A quick shift of the PowerDisc changes the bow from its Performance setting (maximum speed and knock-down power) to its Classic setting (hard-hitting but smooth) or its Comfort setting (effortless draw). Combined with the effectiveness of the Break-Up Country pattern, the result is a revolutionary compound bow.

Mossy Oak Break-Up COUNTRY combines digitally enhanced, life-sized natural elements with the perfect color tones to help you blend in and shadowing elements that truly break up your outline like no other pattern available today.

The Prodigy measures 32 inches from axle to axle, has a generous 7-inch brace height and weighs just 4.2 pounds.

Additional Bowtech technologies featured on the bow include OverDrive Binary Cams for impeccable tuning and consistency, Center Pivot Extreme for unmatched accuracy and speed and FLX-Guard to eliminate riser torque.

For more information, visit www.BowtechArchery.com.

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