Browse Our Huge Selection
Here you can order strings and cables for all Hoyt models, including the following:
- RX-1
- RX-3
- Carbon Spyder
- Nitrum
- Defiant
Choosing the Right Size
Most Hoyt models are made with several cam and limb options. That’s why it’s important that you know the length of your bow strings and cables. With so many different configurations and specs available, selecting the right Hoyt bow strings can be confusing. In most cases, you can find the information you need on the limb sticker located on your bow’s lower limb.
Our experts can help you select the right length if you have your bow’s model, limb style, cam style, and size. If you use a 2002 or older model with a soft yoke cable, the 6” yoke is not factored into the cable length. For example, if your tag says 34” cable, you would actually need to order a 40” cable. As always, if you’re not sure which are the best bow strings for your Hoyt bow, we’re happy to help.
Contact Us for Expert Assistance
Our team is standing by to answer any questions you may have about Hoyt bow strings. If you don’t see what you need, or if you’re not quite sure which string is right for your bow, please visit our custom compound bow strings page or get in touch with our specialists. We’ll help you find custom bow strings that fit properly and deliver the performance you prefer.
Place Your Order Today
Why spend more for top-of-the-line strings? Our quality is unmatched, and our prices are highly competitive. We’ll even include free First-Class domestic shipping and a 1-year warranty. Call 724-525-3972 to speak with someone now, or contact us online via email or live chat. Get dependable, high-performance, and affordable prices on the best Hoyt bow strings today.
FAQs
How to tell if a bow needs to be restrung?
We recommend that you regularly perform a thorough Bow String Inspection. Visible signs that your string is worn and needs to be replaced include fraying, excessive fuzzing, and stretched or broken strands. Additionally, you may find that your bow isn’t performing as well as it once did, which may include reduced speed and/or precision.
Even if your string doesn’t show visible signs of wear, frequent shooters should get a replacement every two years, at the bare minimum.
Do bow strings go bad if not used?
Even the highest quality Hoyt bow strings can degrade over time due to the constant tension and environmental factors, like exposure to humidity, sunlight, and temperature fluctuations. If you’re not planning on shooting for an extended period of time, you may want to remove and store the string to prevent deterioration and protect your bow from limb fatigue.
Are aftermarket bow strings better?
Absolutely! While Hoyt is a reputable brand, their strings still have standardized designs and specifications. With aftermarket strings, you have full control over their specs, including choosing custom bow string colors and your preferred bow string material and fit.
Our 5-stage pre-stretching process is another reason why we’re known for making the best bow strings for Hoyt bows. Over time, factory strings are known to stretch out, which can lead to a number of issues, including peep rotation and a loss of accuracy and power.
Learn more here: Why Having the Right Bow Strings Makes a Difference.
