Hoyt Alpha AX-3 33 – HBX Gen 4, 70 lbs, 29.0", Right Hand, Wilderness (2026)

The 2026 Hoyt Alpha AX-3 33 is the longer axle-to-axle version of Hoyt’s Alpha platform, designed to deliver enhanced stability, forgiveness, and tunability for hunters and target archers. In the Right-Hand (RH) configuration, set at 70 lbs draw weight and 29-inch draw length, finished in Wilderness, this bow combines Hoyt’s latest innovations with a rugged camouflage finish built for concealment in diverse environments.

At the core of the Alpha AX-3 33 is the HBX Gen 4 Cam System, Hoyt’s smoothest and most customizable cam to date. It allows ¼-inch draw length adjustments, customizable let-off, and back wall feel, making a 70 lb draw cycle feel significantly lighter. The bow achieves speeds up to 334 fps (ATA), offering a balance of speed, accuracy, and forgiveness in a longer frame.

The Alpha AX-3 33 also incorporates Hoyt’s patent-pending XTS Tuning System™, which enables archers to correct both lateral and vertical paper tears without a bow press. This makes tuning faster, easier, and more precise, whether bare shaft tuning, broadhead tuning, or fine adjustments in draw weight.

Additionally, Hoyt’s In-Line™ accessory integration system ensures stabilizers, rests, and quivers mount directly into the riser for reduced vibration, improved balance, and a cleaner overall setup.

Specifications:

• Model: Hoyt Alpha AX-3 33 (2026)

• Axle-to-Axle: 33 inches

• Brace Height: 6 ¾ inches

• IBO Speed: 334 fps

• Draw Length Range: 26"–31" (configured here at 29.0")

• Draw Weight Options: 40–80 lbs (configured here at 70 lbs)

• Mass Weight: 4.6 lbs (bare bow)

• Cam System: HBX Gen 4

• Tuning: XTS Tuning System™ for lateral and vertical tear correction

• Finish: Wilderness

• Handedness: Right Hand

The Hoyt Alpha AX-3 33 HBX Gen 4 RH 70 lbs 29.0 – Wilderness is ideal for archers seeking a longer axle-to-axle bow that maximizes stability, forgiveness, and precision, while offering proven camouflage for concealment in demanding hunting environments.