Diamond Archery · Compound bow
Diamond Edge XT: spec analysis.
A wide-adjustment compound from Diamond, listed from 19 to 31 inches of draw.
One bow listed from 19 to 31 inches and 20 to 70 pounds: ask how it is set for you.
- Draw length
- 19–31 in
- Axle to axle
- 31 in
- Mass
- 3.7 lb
Maker price · “starting at”
Read November 4, 2026
No hands-on test completed. View the original manufacturer source.
What are the Diamond Edge XT specifications?
Diamond lists the Edge XT with a 19–31-inch draw range, 31-inch axle-to-axle length, 6.75-inch brace height, 3.7-pound mass and 20–70-pound draw weights on aluminum cams. The 300 fps speed figure has no IBO or ATA label on the page. The maker price starts at $449.00.
| Draw length | 19–31 in |
|---|---|
| Axle to axle | 31 in |
| Brace height | 6.75 in |
| Mass | 3.7 lb |
| Draw weights | 20–70 lb |
| Cam | Aluminum cams |
| Advertised speed | 300 fps (no IBO or ATA label) |
Why does a wide adjustment range matter?
A bow that adjusts across 12 inches of draw and 50 pounds of weight can be set up again as an archer grows or gets stronger. That is the claim this design makes. Each change still needs a shop to set and check it, so ask what adjustments cost.
Does the maker page agree with itself?
Not fully. Its introduction mentions 13 inches of adjustment, a later paragraph 23 inches, while the specification block says 19–31 inches (12 inches). We use the specification block and show this difference so you can ask the dealer.
Does the Diamond Edge XT fit my draw length?
Only a fitting can confirm it. Diamond Archery lists a 19–31 in draw-length range, so first check that your measured draw length falls inside it. Then ask which draw-weight option you can control with good form. No other current compound in our catalogue lists a range that covers this whole span.
How does the Diamond Edge XT compare on paper?
These are the 3 current compound bows in our catalogue closest to it in maker price. All values are maker specifications; they do not show which bow shoots better.
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| Specification | Diamond Edge XT | Bear Cruzer G4 | Bear Adapt 2 | Elite Ember |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Maker price | $449.00 | $479.99 | $529.99 | $579.99 |
| Price basis | Maker price · “starting at” | Maker price · ready-to-hunt package | Maker list price · bow only | Maker regular price |
| Draw length | 19–31 in | 14–30 in | 24–31 in | 15–29 or 16–30 in (Elite lists both) |
| Axle to axle | 31 in axle to axle | 29 in axle to axle | 31 in axle to axle | 31.25 in axle to axle |
| Draw weights | 20–70 lb | 10–70 lb | 45–60 or 55–70 lb options | 10–60 lb |
| Advertised speed | 300 fps (no IBO or ATA label) | 315 fps (no IBO or ATA label) | Up to 320 fps (no IBO or ATA label) | 310 fps (IBO) |
Open these bows in the comparison
What can the spec sheet not tell you?
We have not tested its draw cycle, valley, noise, vibration, balance and accuracy. Advertised speed stays a maker claim with the maker’s label. Handle a configured bow at a shop before you buy.
Source and analysis basis
Diamond Archery Edge XT product page, read November 4, 2026. Manufacturer specifications and pricing, not independently measured performance. Editorial standards.