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Mathews Archery Reviews & Rankings
The compound bows the rest of the industry measures itself against.
Mathews has spent three decades at the top of the compound world, and its flagships are usually the ones every other brand's marketing quietly compares itself to. The engineering signature is a dead-in-the-hand shot and a bridged, machined riser that costs accordingly. Here's everything Mathews we've run through the CareScore, from the bows themselves to the strings that go on them.
At a glance
We've scored 6 Mathews products across 3 categories. The highest-scoring is the Mathews Arrow Web HD 6-Arrow at a CareScore of 97.0/100.
Mathews in Bow Quivers
All bow quivers
Arrow Web HD 6-Arrow
Mathews Arrow Web HD 6-Arrow
The cheap row. Maker $169.99. Same URL also sells the 4-arrow at the same sticker — parked as notes. This row is the printed 6-arrow. Mass unpublished — the cell stays blank. Converts RH and LH. Foam insert. Older HD mount, not BridgeLock.
$169.99
LowPro Fixed
Mathews LowPro Fixed
The fixed Mathews. Maker $199.99. Printed Fixed 6-arrow. Mass unpublished — the cell stays blank. Built for ARC, LIFT, Phase4, Image, and V3X with BridgeLock. Not a clone of the Detachable.
$199.99
LowPro Detachable
Mathews LowPro Detachable
The detachable Mathews. Maker $249.99. Printed Detachable 5-arrow. Mass unpublished — the cell stays blank. Same BridgeLock family as Fixed, not a clone: 5 arrows, $50 more, it comes off.
$249.99
Mathews in Compound Bows
All compound bows
ARC 34
2026 model
Mathews ARC 34
Same tech as the ARC 30 stretched to a 34-inch frame for steadier holding and longer draw lengths. Aimed at Western hunters, long-draw shooters and 3D crossover.
$1,469
ARC 30
2026 model
Mathews ARC 30
The do-everything flagship of 2026. A compact 30-inch hunting bow that's quiet, dead-in-hand and forgiving enough to double as a 3D/target rig.
$1,359