Its no secret I'm a big fan of Xpedition Archery. I've been shooting an Xcentric 7 for some time now and am really impressed with Xpedition as a company. I was excited to see that Hunt Alaska Magazine listed the 2016 Xception as the 2016 Editor's Choice Award. So much so I decided to do a review on this bow. After all, this is Alaska, where better to test the Hunt Alaska Editor's Choice than Alaska itself? Below is an
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
If you are a regular around Remote Pursuits you might have picked up on the fact I am pretty stoked about my Xpedition Archery Xcentric 7. I was unable to use my bow this fall due to a hand injury, but my excitement and anticipation for an upcoming bow hunt is high! Xpedition has partnered with Bowadx to release some Xpedition Branded Gear! You can check out the gear here: https://bowadx.com/product-category/xpedition-gear/ Get your Xpedition Archery Gear now! Another thing you might have noticed
Xpedition Archery; Xcentric 7 For my day job I work with engineers and highly technical people. I respect the way they think and analyze data. I am fortunate to live in Alaska, and as such conversations typically end up leading to outdoor adventures. One of these discussions led to an excited outburst, on a co-worker’s new bow. He touted the clean, precise lines, and aerospace roots from which his new found treasure evolved. It was a comment I heard several
