The bow in 30 seconds
The 2026 Darton TriTech 35 is a 35" target-leaning hunting bow — 331-332 fps actual, 335-336 fps with the 75% let-off mod. Darton's Perfect Timing system + Perfect Tune tech make it one of the most tuneable bows on the market without a press. Long ATA suits Western long-range work and 3D crossover; 4.75 lb mass keeps it stable. Adjustable 50-80 lb, 75-83% let-off, 26-31.5" draw range.
| Typical draw weight | 60-80 lb |
|---|---|
| Typical draw length | 26-31.5" |
| IBO speed | 335 fps |
| Recommended arrow spec | 440-470gr build at 28-29.5" finished, 100-125gr point, 300-340 spine |
Spine guidance
TriTech 35's smooth cam profile is more forgiving than aggressive-cam hunting bows. 340 covers 60-70lb; 300 for 70lb+ or shooters running heavy half-outs. Use the Perfect Timing micro-adjust to dial out lateral nock travel before chasing spine.
Best shafts to pair with the Darton TriTech 35
- Easton X10 Parallel Pro Hunter
- Easton 4mm Axis Long Range Match Grade
- Gold Tip Pierce LRT
- Victory VAP TKO
- Black Eagle FOCUS Micro
Validate it in the builder
Punch in your exact draw weight, draw length, and point weight in our free builder. We'll show spine confidence, predicted velocity based on IBO, and full FOC / KE / momentum / BC.
Open the builder →Velocity estimates
Using the standard ATA / IBO velocity formula, a 440gr arrow at the Darton TriTech 35's 335 fps IBO should chrono around 241 fps off your bow. Real-world velocity will vary by ±5 fps depending on string condition, peep + d-loop weight, and tune state.
Common tune issues on the Darton TriTech 35
Over-spined arrow. The biggest issue with the Darton TriTech 35 is shooters going to 300 spine when 340 is correct, then seeing tail-high tears that take forever to chase. Start with manufacturer spine chart, validate with the builder.
Wrong sight radius. If you're using a slider sight, the sight radius from peep to pin housing affects every yard mark on the tape. The Sparrow sight tape generator (Pro) needs this accurate to the 1/8".