HOYT Recurve GMX 3 Grand Prix Riser

Born a Champion — Straight Out of the Box.
The GMX 3 Series won a World Championship title in its first trip to a tournament field. Germany’s Michelle Kroppen took the GMX 3 Series to the top of the podium at the 2023 World Archery Championship. Featuring the same grip-to-limb pivot positioning of the Formula XD used by Mete Gazoz to win the World Championship, the GMX 3 Series gives the archer a geometry that promotes optimal tuning and grip engagement, harmonizing the archer to the bow. GMX 3 Series was born a champion, straight out of the box.

InfraRed - Cerakote Finish, Stardust Purple - Cerakote Finish, Cosmo Blue - Cerakote Finish, Solar Orange - Cerakote Finish, Black Ink - Cerakote Finish, Slate - Cerakote Finish

GMX 3 Series    25" Specifications    27" Specifications
Riser weight    2.93 lbs / 1,329 grams    3.2 lbs / 1,452 grams
Length w/short limbs    66"    68"
Length w/medium limbs    68"    70"
Length w/long limbs    70"    72"
Length w/ extra long limbs    73"    75"

Perfect Balance Compatible.

Weight System available as accessory with 1 oz optional stainless steel weights that fit inside cutouts and replaces the 360º Damper. Installation of one 1 oz weight in the bottom limb pocket balances riser perfectly at the pivot point.

360º Pocket Damper.

Dampers are located in both the top and bottom pockets of the limbs, the optimal location to reduce both tactile and acoustic vibration. Significant vibration reduction in all axis. Factory installed, user adjustable/removable.

New Pro Series Tiller Bolt.

Radial Laser Index Marks provide easy to use, repeatable tiller and weight adjustment alignment. Precisely crafted from premium stainless steel, and finished with a tough Nitride coating.

Verta-Tune included.

Verta-Tune allows archers to customize the vertical location of the rest relative to the grip. GMX 3 Series comes standard with the high, middle and low clicker extension Verta-Tune plates.

Dynamic Balance Design.

Dynamic Balance Design (DBD) principles in all current Hoyt risers shift more of the riser's mass to the top and bottom limb pockets of the riser, increasing outboard inertia. This allows the riser to have a very stable feel during the draw cycle and especially during the launch of the arrow.