While strings could be of better quality, overall, archers are impressed with how smooth and quiet this bow is. With generous brace height, solid frame, and good silencing package this bow is nice to shoot. SummaryTo conclude, while the Bear Lights Out is not the fastest rig out there, this is a good quality bow at a good price. We found that many archers are very surprised at how quiet this bow is for the money. Also, the limb cups securely and tightly connect the riser to limbs to further reduce vibration and hand shock. Silencing system / Quietness and vibrationThe Bear Lights Out comes with Single String Suppressors that serve to reduce string vibration. Also, the cam rotates on a sealed stainless steel bearing which helps to improve smoothness and deliver better shootability. This is achieved through a set of design solutions including an asymmetric power track that helps to increase cable life time by reducing friction. Draw cycle and shootabilityAccording to multiple tests carried out by experts and archers, the Perimeter-Weighted Modular Single Cam System delivers a very smooth draw cycle. However, no bow press is required for changing modules to make 1 inch adjustments. A bow press is only required for making minor 1/2 inch adjustments within the same module. In addition, this cam system offers a string post which allows for making 1/2 inch adjustments to draw length without the need to replace the module. A set of interchangeable modules is available for draw lengths ranging from 25" to 31" in 1 inch increments. Eccentric systemBear powers the Lights Out with its smooth-drawing Perimeter-Weighted Modular Single Cam System, advertised to hit IBO speeds reaching 300 fps. Although the brace height is extremely forgiving, the Lights Out is not the slowest bow out there due to its efficient eccentric system.
Many archers confirm that this rig delivers a more forgiving and accurate shot due its long brace height and minimum reflex machined aluminum riser. Forgiveness and accuracyAt 8.5" brace height, the Lights Out is the most forgiving bow in the 2008 Fred Bear line-up. GripThe Lights Out is equipped with a two piece synthetic grip that further reduces vibration and is warm at the touch. This design increases durability and consistency and also helps to reduce vibration. In addition, rubber isolation boots ensure no vibration is directly transferred from limbs to riser. The cups are designed in such a way that a tight connection between the limbs and the riser is maintained regardless of draw weight adjustment. Limbs-to-riser connectionThe Aluminum Pivoting Limb Cups deliver zero tolerance connection between the riser and the limbs. This design results in a significant reduction in shock, vibration, and noise. The bow is built using Bear's compression-molded technology that delivers smooth energy release and equal stress distribution.
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The limbs reach past parallel angles at full draw and act in opposition to each other at the shot, cancelling out a lot of leftover energy. LimbsThe Bear Lights Out is equipped with durable Flare Quad Limbs designed to reduce noise effectively. This machined aluminum riser is securely connected to the limbs through the Aluminum Pivoting Limb cups. RiserThe new Minimum Riser Reflex technology helps to deliver more accurate and more forgiving shots. That is why many shooters agree that this bow is a great value for money. While the factory stings are not ideal, all other components are of decent quality. The machined aluminum riser, compression molded limbs, pivoting limb cups, and string suppressors work together to reduce vibration to minimum levels. While this rig is not very fast, its generous brace height and effective single cam system helps to deliver more accurate and consistent shots. At just 3.7 pounds and measuring 30 inches from axle to axle, the Lights out is a very lightweight, compact, and forgiving bow at an affordable price.
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