The cutouts and shape of the bow is very PSE, but does not look like a Mainline series bow. With a Mainline Series bow like the Epix, box stores need to be able to stock a little bit of each choice so shooters have what they are looking for right in front of them RiserAt first glance, the Epix riser looks like the aluminum flagship Evolve with its design and added riser dampeners. The patterns offered are the same available on the Pro Series models as well, but it would be nice to have a couple other patterns to choose from. For the PSE Mainline lineup, shooters have the option to choose one of three options, which include solid black, Skullworks 2, or Mossy Oak Break-up Country.
FinishPSE has always implemented a great finish process for their rigs, making sure they look great and last a long time. This bow is going to make shooters with a limited budget extremely happy. The Epix is as feature packed as the Pro Series models from PSE, it does not get all the latest technology from the higher priced models, but the performance and specifications on the Epix is spot on. Lefties are left disappointed again, since the Bowmadness 32 last year was not available for left-handers either. Unfortunately, this budget friendly model is only available in a right-handed version. Shooters also have the ability to get the Epix with some factory accessory options in a package deal if they are interested. The Epix has a $599 suggested retail price for the bare bow, and the bow outperforms the price point by a long shot.
Shooters browsing their local sporting goods store should be drawn to the Epix as a legit bow at a reasonable price. The PSE Epix is a Mainline Series bow, which means it is available in stores outside of the high end pro shops perhaps making it a little more accessible than bows in high end pro shops.
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