ARC 34
A stable 34-inch flagship hunting platform built to retain speed across a complete hunting setup, with draw lengths extending to 32 inches.
2026 Mathews flagship lineup
The same ARC platform in two distinct hunting-bow geometries. Start with how you shoot, where you hunt, and what feels settled in your hands.

One platform. Two geometries.
The ARC 34 emphasizes stability and draw-length range. The ARC 30 trims length and weight for hunters who prioritize maneuverability.
A stable 34-inch flagship hunting platform built to retain speed across a complete hunting setup, with draw lengths extending to 32 inches.
A compact, lightweight 2026 flagship built for speed and maneuverability while retaining the ARC platform's stability and efficiency.
From the shop
Tharp breaks down who the ARC 30 and ARC 34 actually make sense for.
Both models are currently available at Black Flag Archery in Shelburn, Indiana.
| Specification | ARC 34 | ARC 30 |
|---|---|---|
| Axle-to-axle | 34 in | 30 in |
| Brace height | 6.5 in | 6 in |
| IBO speed | Up to 343 FPS | Up to 348 FPS |
| Mass weight | 4.3 lb | 3.99 lb |
| Draw length | 26.5–32 in | 25–30.5 in |
| Draw weight | 55, 60, 65, 70, 75 or 80 lb | 55, 60, 65, 70, 75 or 80 lb |
| Let-off | 80 or 85% | 80 or 85% |
| Cam system | SWX-2 | SWX-2 |
Choose the longer platform
Its longer geometry, 32-inch draw-length ceiling, and settled feel make it the natural starting point for longer-draw shooters and anyone who values stability at full draw.
Choose the compact platform
At 30 inches axle to axle and under four pounds, it is easier to maneuver in tight cover, tree stands, and ground blinds while carrying the ARC platform's fastest advertised rating.
Specifications are manufacturer ratings. Finished speed and feel vary with draw length, arrow choice, accessories, and tuning.