Custom Bow Equipment launches a new sight series adding to the TREK lineup, which has quickly become the industry leader in premium hunting sights. The all-new TREK Vertical Series brings 3 new sight configurations into the TREK lineup - the TREK 2V, TREK PRO 2V, and TREK PRO 3V. Custom Bow Equipment seeks to create long-lasting legacies through its product offerings. It only made sense to continue the evolution of this series by expanding from its tried-and-true original design to bring a new vertical pin variation to the market.

Many higher-end sights and even some of the more economical ones come with a sight light to help brighten things when the lighting isn't perfect.  

The new-for-2020 Arrow Mane from CBE is the next evolution of the full capture rest. This complete capture system ensures that arrows from 0.275” to 0.315” diameters are held securely through any terrain. Laser engraved windage tube makes adjusting easy and repeatable. A full inch of elevation adjustment makes it easy to mount and use on virtually any bow, in addition to the tolerances and quality professional archers and bowhunters everywhere have come to rely on and trust from CBE.

Custom Bow Equipment further expands their popular line of affordable bow sights at the 2020 ATA Show in Indianapolis with the new Tactic Hybrid sight.

Publicly unveiling to coincide with the upcoming Archery Trade Association (ATA) annual show, Custom Bow Equipment (CBE) expands their stabilizer lineup with a new addition: the TORX Spyder.

Representing the United States in the men’s compound division, Braden Gellenthien wrapped up his target season with an individual silver medal, mixed team gold and Longines Prize for Precision award at the World Cup Final in Moscow, Russia over the weekend.

In a tournament riddled with unique challenges, including moving targets and treestand shots, Custom Bow Equipment shooter Joseph Goza took to the Buckmasters Top Bow field with confidence, winning the competition and earning the $15,000 payout. Scott Archery and CBE teammate, Brandon Shehan (Scott Archery Longhorn Hunter, CBE TEK Hybrid Pro), finished the tournament in third place.

The Archery Shooters Association circuit concluded on Sunday in Metropolis, IL with Scott Archery and Custom Bow Equipment shooters Emily McCarthy, Garrett Ayersman and Tommy Gomez topping podiums and earning Shooter of the Year runner up distinctions.

The first stage of the World Cup concluded in Medellin, Colombia with hardware being added to Scott Archery and Custom Bow Equipment shooter, Braden Gellenthien and JP Boulch’s mantles, while thousands of miles away Jacob Marlow and Emily McCarthy competed to podium finishes at the third Archery Shooters Association tournament of the year in Paris, Texas. 

Photo via USA Archery

World Archery veteran and “Most Decorated Archer in World Cup History,” Gellenthien, shooting the Scott Black Hole, Sigma and CBE Vertex, found his groove after qualifications in match play, dropping two 150-rounds to secure a spot in the gold medal match against the Netherland’s Mike Schloesser where he took second place. Shooting the new Scott Ascent and Vertex 3D Micro was France’s JP Boulch who took the bronze medal.

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Shooting a personal best first round of 30-up in Paris, Texas on Friday, Jacob Marlow (Scott Longhorn) finished Saturday’s final 20 targets strong for a spot in the Known Pro shootdown. There, he bested his opponents and finished in first place.

With similar success, Emily McCarthy (Scott Ascent, CBE Vertex) finished the first 20 targets in second place in the Women’s Pro class, shot strong on the final 20 to secure a 2-point, first place lead heading into the shootdown where she ultimately placed in second for the weekend. 

“Last week I made the decision to use my Scott Ascent at the next ASA, knowing the only way to judge how well a piece of equipment is going to work for me is to put it under real tournament pressure,” said McCarthy. “After two days of competing, I found myself leading the tournament going into the shootdown, and while I misjudged a few targets, I couldn’t be happier about my decision to switch to this release – it’s such a smooth feeling hinge. I wish every piece of new equipment was this easy to set up and transition to!”

Foley, Alabama hosted the kickoff Archery Shooters Association (ASA) event of the year where Scott Archery and Custom Bow Equipment pro shooters Justin Hannah, Emily McCarthy and Tommy Gomez impressed with podium finishes.