Crossbows Crossbows New Ravin Crossbows for 2026

New Ravin Crossbows for 2026

New Ravin Crossbows for 2026

Ravin opens 2026 with three new bows, and the announcement page keeps the framing simple: three bows, endless pursuits, built for those who demand more from their equipment, covering ground from open prairie to the treestand. All three are available now, in stealth black and XK7 camouflage depending on the trim.

The new arrivals are the R10 Pro XK7 at $1,649.99, the R10X Pro at $1,849.99 and the R10X Pro XK7 at $2,049.99, and they represent a coherent upgrade of the R10 platform rather than a new architecture. The R10 Pro brings a full-length Picatinny rail to the proven platform, which Ravin credits with minimizing lost energy and eliminating unnecessary movement through the shot cycle, producing a more stable shooting platform and cleaner, repeatable downrange accuracy.

The R10X Pro trims add the premium features in full: silent cocking with the one-way bearing that strips all noise from the draw, the adjustable stock with tuning at both the riser comb and the length of pull, and the full-length scope rail. The XK7 version wraps it all in Kings’ camouflage and carries the Speed Lock illuminated scope, the locking ring that keeps your fps adjustment fixed once dialed.

All three ride the familiar HeliCoil foundation, cams rotating 340 degrees in perfect balance, Trac-Trigger firing system clasping the center of the string every draw, Frictionless Flight keeping arrow and string free of the rail, and all three keep the family-standard 12 pounds of cocking effort.

For buyers who were already looking at the R10 family, 2026 just made the decision harder in the best way. The official new-models page carries the current availability for every trim.

  • Brand: Ravin

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