I want to shed some light on a topic that’s been buzzing in the archery community — Mathews Lift limb issues. We’ve been keeping our customers informed and want to ensure you have the latest updates, especially if you’re a proud owner of a Mathew’s Lift or considering purchasing one.
Key Takeaways
With the constant innovation of technology in these compound bows, issues are bound to happen. Mathews has done a fantastic job of acknowledging the issue, remedying it and taking care of their customers. We can assure you that no matter where you purchased your Mathews Lift from, if you have any kind of limb issues, we here at Extreme Outfitters will make sure you are taken care of and fix the Mathews Lift Limb Issues you are experiencing!
Mathew’s Lift: A Big Year with Some Challenges
It’s been an incredible year for Mathew’s bows here at Extreme Outfitters. We’ve sold more Mathew’s Lift models than any other Mathews bow before, doubling our sales from previous years. However, with that surge in sales, we’ve also noticed a handful of Mathews Lift limb issues. While this kind of situation is unfortunate, it’s not uncommon in the archery world — especially when brands are constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation and technology. Issues like this have been seen before across all major brands at some point, and it’s something we deal with as part of the evolving nature of the sport.
We wanted to take a moment to provide an update on what’s happening with Mathew’s, how Mathew’s is addressing the Mathews Lift Limb Issues, and what we’re doing at Extreme Outfitters to ensure our customers are taken care of.
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Mathew’s Commitment to Customer Satisfaction
First, let’s talk about Mathew’s response. They’ve been proactive and transparent about the situation. In a letter sent to dealers, they outlined the issue and shared their plan for handling it. We’ve seen other brands in the past that haven’t been as forthcoming or supportive in similar situations, so it’s refreshing to see Mathew’s stepping up to the plate and extending support — even to second-hand buyers. This level of commitment is what sets Mathew’s apart and is a big reason they have such a strong and loyal customer base.
What’s Causing the Mathews Lift Limb Issues?
From what we’ve gathered, the issues seem to be related to a bad batch of material used in the limbs. However, once we’ve replaced the affected limbs, we haven’t seen any recurring problems. It appears Mathew’s has resolved the issue and their quality control measures have taken care of the problem moving forward.
Our Warranty Support: Fast, Efficient, and Customer-Focused
Here at Extreme Outfitters, we’ve had a small number of customers report limb issues on their Lift bows. But, thanks to Mathew’s quick response, we’ve been able to turn around warranty claims in about a week. As soon as we get the replacement limbs in, we prioritize getting your bow back up and running. And here’s the best part: whether you purchased your bow from us or from another shop, we won’t charge you for any warranty work related to limb issues. Our goal is to get you back into the woods and enjoying your bow as soon as possible.
How We Handle Limb Replacements
When you bring your bow in for a warranty issue, we’re replacing all limbs on the bow, not just the one that’s having issues. Mathew’s has requested that we return all original limbs, so you won’t be able to keep the old ones as backups. This helps ensure that any potential material issues are fully addressed, and your bow is equipped with a completely new set of limbs. We know some customers have wanted to hold onto their old limbs as spares, but with a potential material defect, Mathew’s has made it clear that all limbs must be replaced and returned.
We’ve Got You Covered
If you’re experiencing any Mathews Lift limb issues with your bow, bring it in to us — whether it was purchased here or not. We’re committed to making sure your gear is in top shape, so you can get back out in the field with confidence.
We hope this article helps clarify what’s going on with the Mathews Lift limb issues and reassures you that we, along with Mathew’s, are here to support you. Thank you for being part of the Extreme Outfitters community! For all your archery and hunting needs, be sure to shop around our website here and don’t forget to sign up for our newsletter to stay updated on the latest sales, promotions, and news.
Thanks for reading and happy shooting!
