When did the Mathews Creed XS come out?

2014
One of the 2014 rigs born from those abilities is the new Creed XS. A shorter, lighter version of last year’s Creed, this bow is home to a GeoGrid Lock riser, SimPlex Cam system, split limbs, Reverse Assist Roller Guard and much more.

How old is the Mathews Creed?

First introduced on the Helim in 2012, the GeoGrid Lock design features strategically machined geometric cutouts that make the Creed one of the lightest bows on the market while also boosting the overall strength-to-weight ratio of the riser.

What finish options are available for the Creed XS?

Mathews offers five finish options for the Creed XS, including the unique Lost Camo pattern. Alternatively, you can choose the Tactical Pattern (black and carbon fiber), solid black, Black Crimson (black and crimson), or Desert Tactical (solid gold-yellow color).

What is the speed of the Creed XS?

With a shorter, compact design, the Creed XS is easy to maneuver in tight spots and delivers a smooth, quiet release for a fun shooting experience. Expect speeds up to 321 fps and limited vibration due to the design and built-in dampening technology.

What is the difference between the Creed and Creed XS?

However, if you look closer, you’ll notice that the Creed XS is two inches shorter than its predecessor, making it easier to maneuver, especially in tight spots. The XS also boasts a 7.5-inch brace height compared to the Creed’s 7-inch brace height, making it a little more forgiving.

What are the features of the Mathews Creed XS?

Shorter bow offers more stability and balance Smooth release with limited shock vibration Draw Length: 26 to 30 inches, half-inch increments Let-Off: 80% but adjustable down to 65% if desired Mathews offers five finish options for the Creed XS, including the unique Lost Camo pattern.