Hoyt has built bows out of Salt Lake City since 1931 and sits at the top of Olympic recurve. Its target risers, such as the Xceed and Formula X, are CNC machined from aluminum or carbon and use Hoyt's own Formula geometry alongside standard ILF fittings. The Satori covers shooters who want a takedown hunting recurve from the same shop.
This is a system for archers who plan to progress and stay: competitors, coaches, anyone who wants limbs and parts they can swap for years. It is not a budget choice. A riser and matched limbs run to the high end of the market, and Hoyt sells through a dealer network rather than deep online discounts, which suits fitting but tests patience.