The all-new 2021 Mathews Prima is a great option for women. With a solid back wall and dead-in-the-hand feeling, this is a great shooting bow.
It’s got the same Crossentric cam system as their other flagship bows but in a slightly smaller package. Here’s a look at the new Mathews Prima…
2021 Mathews Prima Specs
- Weight – 3.93lb
- ATA Length – 30″
- Brace Height – 5 1/2″
- IBO Speed – 321fps (at 27.5″)
- Draw Weights – 40, 50, 60lb
- Draw Lengths – 21.5″ – 27.5″
- Let-Off – 80%
- MSRP – $1,099
Mathews Prima Finish Options
The Prima is available in all the same finish options as the Mathews V3. For solid colors, they have Black, Stone, and Ambush Green.
And for camo options they’ve got Realtree Edge, Optifade Elevated II, Optifade Subalpine, as well as the new First Lite Specter and Under Armour Forest All-Season.
Mathews Prima vs. Avail
Even though anyone can use this bow, it’s considered a women’s bow. And this is the first women’s bow that Mathews has released since the 2017 Avail.
Beside the new colors and updated riser design, here are a few differences between the Prima and the Avail. The Prima’s brace height is a half inch shorter, making it slightly faster than the Avail. It has the updated Engage Grip that was first implemented in the 2019 Vertix.
The available draw lengths are slightly different than the Avail, which offered 22″ to 28″ draw lengths. The Prima has the new angled CenterGuard cable containment system which makes it easier to tune. And it’s also lighter by .03lbs.
Conclusion
The all-new 2021 Mathews Prima is a great new bow. It’s lightweight, compact, and comes with all the same bells and whistles as the V3.
With an MSRP of just $1,099 it provides tremendous performance in a small package.
