Is the Mathews Creed XS a good bow?

The Creed XS is not a fast shooting bow, but it screams forgiveness. The 7.5-inch brace height means the bow is going to be very forgiving as well. For $999, the Mathews Creed XS may be a bit overpriced for some, but the quality and workmanship of the Mathews bow is fantastic.

What year was the Mathews Creed XS?

2014
One of the 2014 rigs born from those abilities is the new Creed XS. A shorter, lighter version of last year’s Creed, this bow is home to a GeoGrid Lock riser, SimPlex Cam system, split limbs, Reverse Assist Roller Guard and much more.

How much is the Mathews Creed XS?

We caught up with Chris Mobley of Mathews for an inside look at the new bow. MSRP on the Creed XS is $999.

Is the Mathews Creed XS any good?

Mathews’ Creed XS is a lighter, smaller, slightly slower version of the 2014 Creed. It outperforms its predecessor in maneuverability and matches it in most aspects of performance, other than speed. Most hunters should be able to forgive the minor drop in speed, given that the XS is quite forgiving and delivers a quiet shot.

Is the Creed XS a good bow?

As a hunting bow, the XS offers an incredibly quiet release and plenty of forgiveness in one compact package. Fans of Mathews bows may appreciate the updates to their popular Creed. The Creed XS is shorter and lighter than its predecessor but packs plenty of function. You even get some customization choices, too ( read..

What’s new in the 2014 Creed XS?

One of the 2014 rigs born from those abilities is the new Creed XS. A shorter, lighter version of last year’s Creed, this bow is home to a GeoGrid Lock riser, SimPlex Cam system, split limbs, Reverse Assist Roller Guard and much more. What’s Different?

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