Mission · 2026
Stryde
An adaptable single-cam platform with standard 50–70-pound limbs, two axle-length options, and a wide draw-length range.
Adaptable Mission platforms
Stryde or Stryde Lite?
Two versions of the Stryde platform built around different draw-weight needs, with room to fit the bow to the shooter instead of forcing the shooter into the bow.
Fit the bow to the shooter.
Compare them directly.
The standard Stryde provides higher draw weights and two axle lengths. The Stryde Lite keeps the 28-inch platform and lowers the usable draw-weight range.
Mission · 2026
Stryde Lite
The 28-inch Stryde platform with 30–50-pound limbs for developing archers and shooters who need a lower draw-weight range without a throwaway bow.
| Specification | Stryde | Stryde Lite |
|---|---|---|
| Axle-to-axle | 28 or 30.5 in | 28 in |
| Brace height | 6 in (28) or 6.5 in (30.5) | 6 in |
| Draw weight | 50–70 lb standard limbs | 30–50 lb Lite limbs |
| Draw length | 21–29 in (28) or 22–30 in (30.5) | 21–29 in |
| IBO speed | 320 FPS at 29 in (28) or 323 FPS (30.5) | Up to 320 FPS at 29 in |
| Mass weight | 3.83 lb (28) or 4.01 lb (30.5) | 3.83 lb |
| Let-off | 80% | 80% |
| Cam system | Mission Solocam | Mission Solocam |
Standard draw-weight range
Why Stryde?
Choose the standard Stryde when the shooter needs 50-to-70-pound limbs, or when the longer 30.5-inch configuration provides the better fit and shooting geometry.
Lower draw-weight range
Why Stryde Lite?
The Lite uses the 28-inch platform with 30-to-50-pound limbs, giving developing and lower-poundage shooters a capable bow with room to grow.
Specifications are manufacturer ratings and vary by Stryde configuration. Willy can determine the correct axle length, draw length, and draw weight for the shooter.