The Darton TriTech 35 V2 Compound Bow takes one of Darton's most adjustable hunting platforms and refines it with a lighter riser, redesigned limb pockets, titanium hardware, and improved tuning features. Built around a 35-1/8-inch axle-to-axle platform, the TriTech 35 V2 is designed for archers who value stability at full draw, precise bow fitting, and extensive tuning control.
With a 6-3/8-inch brace height, a manufacturer-listed mass weight of 4.55 pounds without the included LVS installed, and Darton's BBS Dual Sync Cam System, the V2 combines the familiar characteristics of the original TriTech with several meaningful updates. Its Perfect-Tune limb pockets, Perfect-Timing tool-less yoke hangers, dual-function micro-adjustable roller guard, and FAST Arrow Tune Indicator make it a compelling option for serious bowhunters and precision-focused archers.
Key Features
Redesigned, Lighter Riser
The Darton TriTech 35 V2 introduces a redesigned riser that contributes to a meaningful reduction in overall bow weight compared with the original TriTech 35.
At 4.55 pounds without the LVS installed, the V2 is approximately 0.20 pounds lighter than its predecessor. The redesigned limb pockets and updated titanium hardware are part of Darton's weight-saving improvements.
For archers who prefer a 35-inch hunting platform, that reduction is welcome, especially when adding a sight, rest, quiver, stabilizers, and other accessories to the finished setup.
Although bare bow weight matters, the way a finished bow balances and holds at full draw should be considered alongside the manufacturer's listed weight.
35-1/8-Inch Axle-to-Axle Platform
Measuring 35-1/8 inches axle-to-axle, the TriTech 35 V2 provides the longer hunting-bow geometry preferred by many archers who prioritize a stable aiming feel and comfortable string angle.
Longer bows can be especially appealing to shooters with longer draw lengths, where string angle and anchor position influence overall comfort.
The TriTech 35 V2 can serve as a Western hunting bow, a whitetail hunting bow for shooters who prefer longer geometry, or a recreational target and 3D platform.
However, longer axle-to-axle length doesn't automatically make a bow more accurate. Proper fit, balance, draw cycle, tuning, and shooting form all play a role.
BBS Dual Sync Cam System
The TriTech 35 V2 features Darton's BBS Dual Sync Cam System, also known as the Sequel Cam, incorporating the manufacturer's patented Deep Groove Cam technology.
The cam system is designed around consistent performance, adjustable draw length, and the ability to customize the shooting experience.
For bowhunters, the cam is central to how the bow draws, transitions into the valley, and holds at full draw. These characteristics matter just as much as advertised arrow speed.
Comfort and Speed Module Options
Darton includes both comfort and speed module options with the TriTech 35 V2, giving shooters the ability to select their preferred balance between draw-cycle feel and arrow-speed potential.
With the standard configuration, Darton publishes an actual-speed figure of 331–332 fps. The included speed module, which is not factory-installed, is rated at 334–335 fps.
Darton also offers an optional 75% module, sold separately, with a published speed figure of 335–336 fps.
Speed Note: These are manufacturer-published performance figures. Actual arrow speed varies with draw length, draw weight, arrow weight, module configuration, and the complete bow setup.
Quarter-Inch Draw Length Adjustment
The TriTech 35 V2 features precise 1/4-inch draw-length adjustment, allowing shooters to fine-tune their fit more closely than bows limited to half-inch increments.
Proper draw length influences anchor position, alignment, back tension, and overall shooting consistency. Small adjustments can make a noticeable difference in how a bow feels and aims at full draw.
Darton lists a draw-length range of 25 to 31.5 inches on its manufacturer page. Confirm the available module settings for your specific configuration before making adjustments.
Perfect-Tune Adjustable Limb Pocket System
One of Darton's signature tuning features is its Perfect-Tune Adjustable Limb Pocket System.
Rather than relying entirely on conventional cam-shimming procedures or rest movement, Perfect-Tune provides a continuously adjustable limb-pocket system that allows qualified bow technicians to fine-tune the bow's alignment.
For shooters working toward consistent arrow flight, this adds another useful adjustment method.
Proper tuning still requires evaluating the entire setup, including arrow spine, nock fit, cam timing, rest position, and shooting technique.
Perfect-Timing Tool-less Micro-Adjustable Yoke Hangers
The TriTech 35 V2 features Darton's Perfect-Timing tool-less micro-adjustable yoke hanger system.
The system provides a way to make precise timing adjustments through the yoke hangers rather than relying exclusively on conventional cable-twisting procedures.
For bow technicians, this can simplify certain tuning tasks and provide more convenient access to small adjustments.
Always follow Darton's recommended adjustment procedures and verify proper timing and bow function after making changes.
Dual-Function Micro-Adjustable Roller Guard
The V2 includes Darton's dual-function micro-adjustable roller guard, designed to give shooters additional tuning control over the position of the cable system.
The guard can be adjusted without removing the cables, helping simplify supported tuning procedures.
Its position can influence cable clearance and the alignment characteristics of the bow, making it another tool for establishing a consistent setup.
FAST Arrow Tune Indicator
The TriTech 35 V2 introduces Darton's FAST Arrow Tune Indicator, a precision-machined riser reference designed to help establish initial arrow alignment before paper tuning.
By comparing an arrow positioned against the riser reference with the arrow on the rest, a technician can adjust the rest until the arrows run parallel.
This provides a repeatable starting point for centershot setup.
Tuning Note: FAST is an initial alignment reference, not a substitute for paper tuning, broadhead testing, or verifying arrow flight with the actual shooter.
Titanium Axles and Limb Bolts
Darton equips the TriTech 35 V2 with 1/4-inch button-head titanium axles and titanium limb bolts.
These components contribute to the V2's updated construction and reduced mass weight.
The bow also incorporates 5/8-inch cam bearings as part of its cam assembly.
Adjustable Let-Off and Draw-Stop Posts
The TriTech 35 V2 includes two sets of draw-stop posts and adjustable let-off, with Darton listing an adjustment range of approximately 83% down to 75%, depending on configuration.
The draw-stop system allows shooters to fine-tune holding characteristics and back-wall feel.
Some archers prefer a lower holding weight for extended aiming, while others prefer more holding weight to maintain tension throughout the shot.
The optional 75% module is sold separately. Follow Darton's current instructions when adjusting draw stops and let-off.
Interchangeable Grip Angles
The TriTech 35 V2 offers multiple grip-angle options, allowing shooters to customize how the bow fits their hand.
The factory-installed neutral grip can be changed to 2.5-degree or 5-degree configurations.
Darton also incorporates a soft Santoprene grip insert intended to improve comfort, particularly in colder weather.
Grip angle is a personal preference that can influence wrist position, pressure distribution, and how consistently a shooter places their hand on the bow.
Integrated Picatinny Sight Mount
The TriTech 35 V2 includes a Picatinny sight-mounting interface for compatible bow sights.
This provides a direct-to-riser mounting option that can reduce the need for traditional sight brackets.
Verify compatibility with your preferred sight before selecting accessories.
QAD Integrate Rest Mounting
The bow includes a QAD Integrate-style dovetail interface for compatible arrow rests.
This allows supported rests to attach directly to the riser, providing a streamlined accessory layout with fewer mounting components.
Rest choice and proper setup remain important for reliable arrow clearance and consistent flight.
Third Leg Bow Stand Compatibility
The redesigned limb pockets on the TriTech 35 V2 are compatible with Darton's Third Leg Bow Stand attachment.
When combined with the compatible Darton Foldable Bow Stand, the system is designed to keep the bow upright and the bottom cam elevated off the ground.
This can be especially useful during practice, 3D events, and equipment setup.
Accessory Note: The Third Leg attachment and Foldable Bow Stand are sold separately.
Customizable Finish and Appearance
Darton offers the TriTech 35 V2 in several riser finishes, including solid colors and hunting camouflage patterns.
Interchangeable side plates and multiple grip and grip-plate colors provide further customization options.
Available finishes and component configurations may vary according to inventory and manufacturer availability.
Made in the USA
The Darton TriTech 35 V2 is manufactured in the USA and features custom-made bowstrings.
Its design emphasizes mechanical adjustability, precision manufacturing, and the ability to tailor the bow to the individual shooter.
Who It's Built For
The Darton TriTech 35 V2 is designed for archers who want a longer axle-to-axle platform with extensive tuning flexibility and precise fitting options.
It is particularly well suited for shooters who:
- Prefer a 35-inch hunting bow with a stable aiming feel.
- Have longer draw lengths and prioritize a comfortable string angle.
- Want quarter-inch draw-length adjustments.
- Value the tuning flexibility of Perfect-Tune limb pockets.
- Want convenient timing and cable-guard adjustments.
- Prefer choosing between comfort and speed module configurations.
- Want interchangeable grip angles and adjustable let-off.
- Hunt Western big game or whitetails with a longer bow platform.
- Use their hunting bow for recreational 3D and target shooting.
- Are comparing the original TriTech against Darton's updated V2 platform.
The TriTech 35 V2 is especially worth considering for shooters who want fine control over their equipment rather than relying solely on factory settings.
However, the ideal hunting bow is the one that fits and shoots consistently for the individual archer. A shorter model may be preferable for hunters who prioritize compact overall dimensions.
Specifications
Darton TriTech 35 V2 Compound Bow Specifications
| Specification |
Detail |
| Brand |
Darton Archery |
| Model |
TriTech 35 V2 |
| Bow Type |
Hunting / 3D Compound Bow |
| Cam System |
BBS Dual Sync / Sequel Cam |
| Cam Technology |
Patented Deep Groove Cam |
| Axle-to-Axle |
35-1/8" |
| Brace Height |
6-3/8" |
| Standard Published Speed |
331–332 fps |
| Speed Mod Published Speed |
334–335 fps |
| Optional 75% Mod Speed |
335–336 fps |
| Mass Weight |
4.55 lbs without LVS installed |
| Draw Length Range |
25"–31.5" per Darton; confirm minimum |
| Draw Length Increments |
1/4" |
| Draw Weight Configurations |
40–50, 50–60, 60–70, 65–75, 70–80 lbs |
| Let-Off |
Approximately 75–83%, configuration dependent |
| Cam Bearings |
5/8" |
| Axles |
1/4" Titanium Button Head |
| Limb Bolts |
Titanium |
| Limb Pockets |
Perfect-Tune Adjustable |
| Timing System |
Perfect-Timing Tool-less Yoke Hangers |
| Cable Guard |
Dual-Function Micro-Adjust Roller Guard |
| Arrow Alignment |
FAST Arrow Tune Indicator |
| Sight Mounting |
Picatinny |
| Rest Mounting |
QAD Integrate |
| Grip |
Santoprene Insert |
| Grip Angle Options |
Neutral, 2.5°, 5° |
| Strings |
Custom-Made Bowstrings |
| Stand Compatibility |
Darton Third Leg Attachment |
| Country of Manufacture |
USA |
Specifications reflect Darton's manufacturer listing for the TriTech 35 V2. The manufacturer lists a 25-inch minimum draw length, while some independent listings differ. Confirm the correct minimum for the supplied cam configuration. Published speeds do not guarantee a particular speed with a finished hunting arrow.
What's Included and What Is Optional?
| Component |
Details |
| TriTech 35 V2 Bow |
Selected draw-weight, hand, and finish configuration |
| Comfort Module |
Standard configuration |
| Speed Module |
Included, not factory-installed |
| Draw-Stop Posts |
Two sets supplied |
| LVS |
Included; excluded from listed bare mass weight |
| 75% Module |
Sold separately |
| Third Leg Bow Stand Attachment |
Sold separately |
| Darton Foldable Bow Stand |
Sold separately |
| Bow Pull Rope Eyelet |
Sold separately |
| Bow Sight / Arrow Rest |
Choose separately |
Package Note: Manufacturer images may show optional accessories. Confirm the exact supplied components and configuration before purchasing.
TriTech 35 V2 vs. Original TriTech 35
The V2 retains much of the original TriTech 35's core geometry and cam technology while introducing updates focused on weight reduction, tuning convenience, and customization.
| Specification |
Original TriTech 35 |
TriTech 35 V2 |
| Axle-to-Axle |
35-1/8" |
35-1/8" |
| Brace Height |
6-3/8" |
6-3/8" |
| Mass Weight |
4.75 lbs |
4.55 lbs |
| Riser |
Original Design |
Redesigned, Lighter |
| Hardware |
Original Construction |
Titanium Axles and Limb Bolts |
| Tuning |
Perfect-Tune / Perfect-Timing |
Refined Systems with Tool-less Yokes |
| Arrow Alignment Reference |
Conventional Setup |
FAST Arrow Tune Indicator |
| Stand Attachment |
Original Configuration |
Third Leg Compatible |
For someone who already owns the original TriTech 35, the main reasons to consider the V2 are reduced weight, updated tuning components, and additional convenience features rather than a major change in basic bow geometry.
Our Take on the Darton TriTech 35 V2
At Extreme Outfitters, one of the biggest things we look for in a hunting bow is how easily we can fit and tune it to the actual shooter.
Draw length, cam timing, arrow spine, rest position, grip pressure, and how the bow holds at full draw all influence the finished setup.
The original TriTech platform already offered some of the most interesting tuning options in the hunting bow category. The Perfect-Tune limb pockets, adjustable yoke hangers, and micro-adjustable roller guard gave technicians several ways to work through tuning without relying on a single adjustment.
With the TriTech 35 V2, Darton has refined that approach while reducing overall weight and improving access to certain tuning adjustments.
The reduction from 4.75 to 4.55 pounds is especially relevant on a 35-inch hunting bow. It's not a dramatic change on its own, but the weight savings may be noticeable when building out a complete hunting setup.
We also like the FAST Arrow Tune Indicator concept. Starting with a repeatable arrow-rest alignment reference can make initial setup more consistent. But we wouldn't treat that reference as a replacement for paper tuning, verifying arrow flight, or broadhead testing.
The combination of quarter-inch draw-length adjustment and interchangeable grip angles is another advantage. Proper fit matters, and having smaller adjustment increments allows more opportunity to dial in anchor position and how the bow naturally points.
The comfort and speed module options are worth considering as well. Some archers prioritize the easiest possible draw cycle, while others are willing to accept a different draw feel for additional speed. Neither approach is automatically better.
With a 35-1/8-inch axle-to-axle length, this bow should appeal to hunters who prefer a longer shooting platform, especially those who value string angle and a stable aiming feel at full draw.
One thing we would emphasize is that a bow's advertised speed and tuning features are only part of the equation. The completed setup still needs to fit the shooter and perform consistently with the arrow being used.
For bowhunters who want extensive tuning options, customizable ergonomics, and the longer geometry of a 35-inch compound bow, the Darton TriTech 35 V2 deserves serious consideration.
Our recommendation is to compare the V2 with the original TriTech 35 at your actual draw length and preferred draw weight, then evaluate the draw cycle, valley, back wall, grip, and overall balance.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the axle-to-axle length of the Darton TriTech 35 V2?
The TriTech 35 V2 measures 35-1/8 inches axle-to-axle, making it a longer hunting platform suitable for shooters who prefer increased bow length and a more open string angle.
How much does the Darton TriTech 35 V2 weigh?
Darton lists the TriTech 35 V2 at 4.55 pounds without the included LVS installed. This is approximately 0.20 pounds lighter than the original TriTech 35.
How fast is the Darton TriTech 35 V2?
Darton publishes a standard speed figure of 331–332 fps, 334–335 fps with the included speed module, and 335–336 fps with the optional 75% module. Actual speed depends on configuration and shooting conditions.
What cam system does the TriTech 35 V2 use?
The bow uses Darton's BBS Dual Sync Cam System, also known as the Sequel Cam, incorporating patented Deep Groove Cam technology.
What draw lengths are available?
Darton's official product page lists 25 to 31.5 inches, adjustable in quarter-inch increments. Some other listings show a different minimum draw length, so confirm compatibility with your specific module configuration.
Does the TriTech 35 V2 have adjustable let-off?
Yes. Darton offers adjustable draw-stop posts and module configurations to change holding characteristics, with published let-off settings in approximately the 75–83% range.
What is Perfect-Tune on the Darton TriTech?
Perfect-Tune is Darton's adjustable limb-pocket system. It provides a continuously adjustable method for fine-tuning limb-pocket alignment, giving qualified technicians another option for refining arrow flight.
What is the Perfect-Timing system?
Perfect-Timing is Darton's micro-adjustable yoke hanger system. On the V2, the system allows tool-less adjustments to the yoke hangers for supported timing changes.
What does the FAST Arrow Tune Indicator do?
FAST provides a precision-machined riser reference for establishing initial arrow-rest alignment. It helps technicians establish a repeatable starting position before verifying arrow flight through additional tuning procedures.
Does the TriTech 35 V2 include a speed module?
Yes. Darton includes a speed module with the bow, although it is not installed in the standard factory configuration. The optional 75% module is sold separately.
Can the TriTech 35 V2 be adjusted without a bow press?
Certain adjustments, including supported draw-length, timing, and tuning changes, can be performed using Darton's adjustment systems without conventional bow-press procedures. However, not every maintenance or repair operation is press-free. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions.
What grip options are available?
The TriTech 35 V2 features a Santoprene grip insert and neutral, 2.5-degree, and 5-degree grip-angle options.
Does the TriTech 35 V2 support Picatinny sights?
Yes. The bow includes a Picatinny sight mounting interface and a QAD Integrate dovetail for compatible arrow rests.
What is the difference between the original TriTech 35 and V2?
The V2 retains the same basic axle-to-axle length and brace height while adding a redesigned lighter riser, updated limb pockets, titanium hardware, FAST Arrow Tune Indicator, refined timing adjustments, and Third Leg stand compatibility.
Is the Darton TriTech 35 V2 good for Western hunting?
The TriTech 35 V2 is well suited to hunters who prefer a longer aiming platform and customizable full-draw characteristics. Its suitability for Western hunting depends on bow fit, finished weight, accessory setup, and personal shooting preferences.
Can the TriTech 35 V2 be used for whitetail hunting?
Yes. The TriTech 35 V2 can be used for whitetail hunting, including from treestands and other elevated setups, provided the hunter has sufficient shooting clearance and prefers its longer geometry.
Is the TriTech 35 V2 made in the USA?
Yes. Darton lists the TriTech 35 V2 as made in the USA.
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Our Original TriTech 35 Bow Wars Testing
Want to learn more about how the original TriTech platform performed in our testing? Read our Prime Divide 35 vs. Darton TriTech 35 Bow Wars comparison, where we evaluate the original TriTech's draw cycle, holding characteristics, tuning, and shooting experience.
Note: This comparison covers the original TriTech 35, not the updated V2. The new model includes changes to its riser, weight, and tuning components.
Get Help Setting Up Your Darton TriTech 35 V2
Getting the most out of a precision hunting bow starts with proper fitting and tuning. Draw length, draw weight, arrow spine, rest alignment, cam timing, and shooting form all influence the finished setup.
At Extreme Outfitters, our full-service archery pro shop in Jacksonville, North Carolina, helps bowhunters select, fit, and tune compound bows around their individual shooting needs.
Interested in the Darton TriTech 35 V2? Contact our archery team at 910-355-2118 for current availability, configuration options, purchasing details, and professional bow setup assistance.
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