Excalibur Equinox Crossbow
The Equinox is an Excalibur recurve package that draws steady interest from buyers searching excalibur equinox crossbow price and excalibur equinox crossbow accessories, most often to compare against current value-tier Matrix packages like the Grizzly GRZ2.
Because current retail listings under the Equinox name are limited, the closest currently available Excalibur package with matching feature data is shown below.
Specifications
| Bow type | Recurve (no cams or cables) |
| Draw weight | 225 lb |
| Power stroke | 16.5 in |
| Advertised speed | Up to 350 FPS (lighter bolts) |
| Width (de-cocked) | 36.6 in |
| Mass (bow only) | 6.4 lb |
| Optimal arrow | 420 grain, 20 in |
| Replacement string | Excalibur Excel 36 in |
Equinox Positioning
Like every model in this lineup, the Equinox is a pure recurve crossbow - no cams, no cables, no let-off. Searches for excalibur equinox crossbow string and excalibur equinox crossbow string length suggest most current interest comes from owners maintaining an existing bow rather than shopping new.
Comparing the Equinox to Current Packages
For buyers asking about excalibur equinox crossbow package contents, the closest current comparison is Excalibur's Matrix-tier value packages, such as the Grizzly GRZ2, which shares a similar value-line position in the current catalog.
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Equinox String Length and Replacement Parts
Owners searching excalibur equinox crossbow string and excalibur equinox crossbow string length are almost always maintaining an older bow rather than shopping new. The Equinox is a Traditional-series recurve built on Excalibur's Mag-Tip limbs, so the matching replacement is the Excalibur Excel 36-inch string. Excalibur's own string and brace-height guide lists a 35 1/2-inch end-string length for Mag-Tip Traditional limbs, which finishes close to 36 inches once served, which is why aftermarket makers sell the Equinox string as a 36-inch length. Confirm your limb tips are the Mag-Tip style before ordering, and see Excalibur crossbow strings for current options.
Where to Buy or Get Parts
For a used Equinox, check used and older Excalibur models. For replacement strings or accessories on an existing Equinox, see strings and all accessories.
If you're still deciding which current package to compare the Equinox against, our Excalibur crossbow guide covers the full lineup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Equinox still sold new?
No, it's not part of Excalibur's current standard lineup. See used and older models for resale options.
What's a comparable current Excalibur package?
The Grizzly GRZ2 shares a similar value-tier position in Excalibur's current Matrix line.
Where can I find a replacement Equinox string?
Check the strings page for currently available Excalibur crossbow strings.
What are the Equinox's draw weight and speed?
The Equinox is a 225 lb recurve with a 16.5-inch power stroke, advertised at up to 350 FPS with lighter bolts (closer to 315 FPS with a 420-grain hunting bolt). It has no cams or cables, like every current Excalibur package.
See arrows and bolts for compatible options.
What size string does the Excalibur Equinox use?
The Equinox uses the Excalibur Excel 36-inch replacement string for Mag-Tip Traditional limbs (Excalibur's guide lists a 35 1/2-inch end-string length, finished to about 36 inches). See strings for current options.
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