The PSE Brute Compound Bow Review

The name says it all. This latest PSE compound bow is aptly named the ‘Brute’ to signify the tremendous power you’re likely to extract from this bow. This is simply a precision shooting bow, that for the size has a very light feel to it. Once you’ve got into position and you draw back the strings to take aim, you’ll see why this bow lives up to its name, in both sheer power and the accuracy of aim even in inexperienced hands.

This PSE compound bow features a very lightweight riser and the ability to finely adjust the draw length to your requirements. Its slim low torque grip and the built-in backstop will ensure you get virtually no string vibration. The precision engineered parallel limb designs result in an elegant looking bow that is highly functional but a pleasure to use. The multiple sight mounting holes provides every user the ability to configure the bow for their specific requirements, while never compromising on performance. At just over 4lbs the Brute is suitable for both new and experienced archers.

The finish on, this PSE bow like most others by this manufacturer has a sleek Oak treestand finish that adds that touch of class. With a brace height of 8 1/8 and a factory installed and configured Vibracheck hush kit, you’ll ensure optimum performance ‘straight out of the box’.

The asymmetric idler wheel ensures both an aesthetically pleasing design and top performance in the field. This latest creation from the brand leader is great value and you would expect to pay a little less than $400 to pick-up this bow. You would expect to pay a lot more for a bow that is built to this level of quality, and many users have commented that this bow is smoother and quieter to operate, than bows that are in the plus $700 bracket.

In conclusion whether you’re a new or experienced archer the PSE Brute is a good overall performer with some great top-end features.