Diamond Archery has been riding a substantial wave of success for several years, largely stemming from its dedication to providing the masses with bows that fit every consumer.
One important note: I tested the bow in real life. Yes – I went and sent some arrows downrange. The following is a comprehensive look at what I found true of the Diamond Archery Infinite Edge Pro in features and functionality.
This has proven to be a highly successful business model, and many of the bows that Diamond has manufactured, as a result, have been nothing short of instant classics.
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Now Diamond has released the Diamond Archery Infinite Edge Pro, a direct extension of the compound bow that started it all in an upgraded form. I was recently allowed to put the new Diamond Infinite Edge Pro through its paces on the range.
The following are several observations that I made when shooting this exciting compound bow.
At a Glace
Initial Thoughts
Before ever doing the Diamond Archery Review in person, my expectations were quite high. The Infinite Edge Pro has become one of Diamond’s most highly sought offerings since its release.
Praise for the Edge Pro has been extensive, and most reviews have alluded to its high adaptability rate and ease of use.
I was excited to see if this compound bow could live up to the hype. With a 13”-31” range of draw length adjustability and a draw weight range of 5-70 pounds, it was evident that Diamond intended this wonderful compound bow to fit nearly anyone.
From small framed youth archers to the heartiest of adult shooters.
My First Impression
Upon holding the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro in hand, I was pleased to discover how lightweight it truly was. Simply saying that this bow is lightweight does not do it justice.
Weighing in at just 3.2 pounds, arm fatigue when shooting should be no issue, and little to no difficulty is likely to be experienced when packing the Edge Pro, even on the longest of walks.
Diamond Archery Infinite Edge Pro Specifications
Published Specs
| Let-Off: 80 percent |
| Weight: 3.2 pounds |
| Brace Height: 7 inches |
| Axle-to-Axle Length: 31 inches |
| Speed: 310 fps |
| Draw Weights: 5 to 70 pounds |
| Draw Lengths: 13 to 31 inches |
| Finishes: Black Ops, Mossy Oak Country |
| Suggested Retail: check price |
Overall, I would have to say that the Infinite Edge Pro looked somewhat basic in looks at first glance.
It would be a stretch to call this bow stylish, yet this is purely a cosmetic observation and has no true bearing on shootability.
On the other hand, the Infinite Edge Pro’s fit and finish were quite obvious, as the bow appeared well put together and immaculate in its finish. Available in Black, Pink Blaze, and Mossy Oak (read.. Diamond Deploy SB).
Technical Features
As previously mentioned, much of the Infinite Edge Pro compound bow´s appeal lies in its significant range of adjustability. Draw length and draw weight are easily adjustable …
With a 13”-31” range of draw length adjustability, and draw weight range of 5-70 pounds, the number of archers that the Infinite Edge will not fit is few and far between.
Making needed adjustments of this nature are also simple to make: Adjustments to the Edge Pro’s draw weight can be made in a matter of minutes by simply turning its limb bolts with an Allen wrench.
Tightening these bolts increases the bows’ draw weight, while loosening them reduces draw weight.
Draw length adjustments are made by removing the Edge Pro’s cam system modules and rotating them to a designated location corresponding to an archer’s premeasured draw length.
Once in place, a simple tightening of the cam system module’s two retaining bolts will have it ready to be returned to service.
With a rated IBO speed of 310 FPS, the Diamond Archery Infinite Edge Pro is quick enough to handle any task it can be put up against. From various hunting scenarios to formal competition at the range, this rate of arrow speed is sufficient for nearly any range of uses.
Another high point of the Infinite Edge Pro’s design is its relatively short 31” axle-to-axle measurement. The bow’s conservative length suits it well suited in compact locations, such as a ground blind or heavily brushed in a treestand.
Shootability
After quickly tying on a D-loop and adjusting the Infinite Edge Pro’s draw length, it was time to hit the range and do some target shooting. I was fond of the bow’s included wrist sling from the start.
This sling was a neoprene-like material and was adjusted easily while feeling comfortable on the wrist.
I also noticed that although somewhat bulky looking, the Infinite Edge Pro’s Grip felt comfortable and balanced in my hand.
This was a welcome surprise, as a capable grip reduces hand-torque and other accuracy robbing conditions.
I was greeted by an extremely smooth draw cycle upon coming to full draw. The Infinite Edge Pro´s draw cycle was truly as smooth as that of several other bows I have fired that were offered at a significantly higher price point.
There was no noticeable lope upon cam actuation, and the settling into the valley was effortless.
At full draw, I was pleased to find a rock-solid back wall. This was a significant plus, as a solid back wall aids in consistent anchoring, which yields enhanced accuracy overall.
Holding at full draw was also of no difficulty at all, thanks to the bow’s generous 80% let-off factor. When releasing an arrow, the Infinite Edge Pro was whispering quiet, producing next to no audible noise. (read.. Predator Raptor Review)
Hand shock was equally minimal, being minimal enough to hardly be worth mentioning. It was also no problem to place arrows accurately and consistently, thanks partly to the bow’s generous 7” brace height.
PROS and CONS
PROS:
- Accurate
- High Quality
- Minimal Hand Shock
- Whisper Quiet
- Rock-Solid Back Wall!
- Fully Outfitted (outside of a release, Arrows, and Heads)
CONS:
- Some Archers Might Find The Grip Bulky
- The Tube-Style Peep Sight Could Be Prone To Breakage In Frigid Temperatures
How Does The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro Compare to Other Bows
| Diamond Edge Pro | medium | 310 | 80% | 13″ – 31″ | 70lbs | 7″ | 3.2lbs | L/R |
| BOW | Price | IBO (fps) | Let-Off | Draw Length | Max. Draw Weight | Brace Height | Bow Mass Weight | Hands |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bear Paradox | medium | 330 | 80% | 23.5" - 30.5" | 70lbs | 6.25" | 4.3lbs | L/R |
| Bear Divergent EKO | med/high | 338 | 90% | 26" - 30" | 70lbs | 6.5" | 4.1lbs | L/R |
| Bear Cruzer G2 | medium | 315 | 70% | 12" - 30" | 70lbs | 6.5" | 3lbs | L/R |
| PSE Uprising | medium | 302 | 70% | 14" - 30" | 70lbs | 6.625" | 3.2lbs | L/R |
| Diamond Deploy SB | medium | 330 | 80% | 26" - 30.5" | 70lbs | 6.75" | 3.2lbs | L/R |
| Blackout Epic | medium | 340 | 90% | 26" - 30" | 70lbs | 6" | 4.1lbs | L/R |
| PSE Stinger MAX | medium | 312 | 80% | 21.5" - 30" | 70lbs | 7" | 3.8lbs | L/R |
| Diamond Edge 320 | medium | 320 | 85% | 15" - 31" | 70lbs | 7.25" | 3.6lbs | L/R |
| Diamond Edge Pro | medium | 310 | 80% | 13" - 31" | 70lbs | 7" | 3.2lbs | L/R |
| Diamond Prism | medium | 295 | 80% | 18" - 30" | 55lbs | 7" | 3.2lbs | L/R |
| Predator Raptor | low | 315 | 75% | 24.5" - 31" | 70lbs | 7.5" | 3.8lbs | L/R |
| PSE Brute NXT | medium | 328 | 80% | 22.5" - 30" | 70lbs | 6.5" | 3.7lbs | L/R |
| Diamond Provider | medium | 310 | 80% | 25.5" - 31" | 70lbs | 7.5" | 3.3lbs | L/R |
Accessories
The Infinite Edge Pro comes fully outfitted with virtually everything you need to hit the range or head to the woods, outside of a release, arrows, and heads.
This comes as a significant advantage, as an archer can spend less time pondering how best to set-up their bow, and more time becoming proficient with their new purchase.
This accessory package includes a 3-pin Apex sight, Octane Octagon Hunting arrow rest, Octane Bantam 5 quiver, Octane Isolate 6 stabilizer, sight, string loop, and comfortable wrist strap. Overall in a high quality
These accessories have been specifically selected for use with the Infinite Edge Pro in a bid to offer reliability and basic shootability. The 3-Pin Apex sight included within this package is ideal for new archers, providing easy aiming to moderate distances.
Likewise, the Octane Octagon arrow rest is another noteworthy staple of this accessory package.
This rest is of a captive design, which allows archers to nock an arrow without fear of it falling from the rest if inadvertently bumped.
Yet another high point of the Infinite Edge Pro’s accessory package is its included Octane Isolate 6 Stabilizer.
Evident by the results of our time spent at the range, this stabilizer does an excellent job of providing the Edge Pro with a balanced feel when at full draw, and notably dampens hand shock and noise upon the string’s release.
If there were one accessory contained within the Infinite Edge Pro’s accessory package that I feel needs an upgrade, it would be the included tube-style sight.
While this style of sight is certainly functional, the rubber tubing used for sight alignment can be prone to breakage in frigid temperatures, such as those encountered in many hunting scenarios.
Overall Evaluation
After being allowed to evaluate the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro hands-on, I feel confident that this bow is every bit as capable as many consumers have stated.
This compound bow is user-friendly, deadly accurate, and priced at a point that should be affordable to most consumers.
Except for a bulky grip that some archers might find cumbersome and a somewhat antiquated peep sight, I have nothing critical to say about the Diamond Infinite Edge Bow.
Fortunately, these perceived shortcomings are easily remedied with quick component swaps.
With a smooth draw cycle, the likes of few bows can boast a range of adjustability that is virtually unheard of and include a comprehensive accessory package.
There is little not to like about the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro.
If you are looking for one of the top compound bows on the market today, but are on a conservative budget, look no further than the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro. I can recommend this bow!
Special thanks to the staff at Cabela´s of Bowling Green, Kentucky, for allowing us the use of their bows and range for test and review purposes. Cabela´s was acquired by Bass Pro Shop in 2016 and now operates as a branch of the company, with retail locations nationwide.
