If you follow Remote Pursuits at all you are well aware that I jumped full on board with Xpedition with last year’s Xcentric 7. You can read my thoughts on Xpedition and my Xcentric 7 here: http://remotepursuits.com/xpedition-archery/

For 2016 Xpedition changes a few things to the existing line and released a new bow, the 2016 Xpedition Xception. I’ve been looking to add a backup bow and was planning on another Xcentric 7. However, I’m going to shoot the Xception as soon as Full Curl Archery gets some in!

You can view the 2016 Finish Colors and String here: http://xpeditionarchery.com/defcon-finish/

Below is from Xpedition:

2016 XCEPTION

Exception: An instance or case not conforming to the general rule.

Our goal was simple: create the perfect single-cam hunting machine. Our approach was the same one that makes our dual limb stop hybrids so successful. We didn’t want a great single-cam, we wanted to create an icon. The results were exceptional.

The all-new 2016 Xpedition Xception represents the first “no compromise” design in a premium single cam bow. The Xception delivers high performance and ease of tuning with a smooth draw cycle. The new XP-1 cam’s 3-piece construction is a testament to our aerospace manufacturing background. The limb stop on the XP-1 cam provides a rock solid back wall, precise adjustment for draw length with no effect on performance or repeatability.

Modular draw length adjustment from 26.5” – 31” without a bow press and peak weights from 45 to 70 pounds allow the Xception to fit a wide range of archers. All of this and the Xception delivers a benchmark, no smoke and mirrors, 328 feet-per-second IBO rating with a forgiving 7.25” brace height. Forget what you think you know about single cam bows, there is now an Xception to the rule.