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Hoyt Vs. Mathews


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#16 Redlinerobert

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Posted March 01 2013 - 08:11 PM

Hoyt Carbon Matrix.   I love mine! 


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#17 sarcazmo

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Posted March 02 2013 - 12:47 PM

I feel like most bows from a reputable company are almost the same.  By that I mean a quality unit.  I also NEVER EVER listen to people who tell me Hoyts are the best or Matthews.  I went to a shop 30 miles from my house to see if I could shoot some Elite bows as I was curious.  Guy said "If you're gonna spend that much money just buy a Hoyt or a Matthews..."  Needless to say I just walked out.  Its a kin to someone telling you Shimanos are the best... That close minded attitude is really a disservice to consumers.  Its sad that elitism is so prevalent in all hobbies.

 

When bow shopping I tend to focus on the things that I can quantify vs who makes the bow.  IE ATA, Brace Height, Cam system (single, binary, dual etc), back wall, grip, noise, customer service etc.  Most people dont do this... They start looking @ manufacturer and go from there which to me seems quite backward.

 

Once I figure out what I'm looking for I'll shoot as many manufacturers bows as I can in my desired spec range.  I could give a hoot who makes it.  If I shoot it and like it I'll buy it. 

 

For the record, I shoot a hoyt rampage xt.  Just bought it.  Brand new left over 2012... Cam with a QAD rest, 10 carbon arrows, 5 pin sight, quiver, Hoyt case... 475 dollars.  Only reason I bought it was because of the smoking deal.

 

I'm already looking for another bow.  Specifically the Athens Recluse or a new breed archery eclipse.



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Posted March 02 2013 - 01:08 PM

I'm waiting for mine to get out of the shop I picked up a used Hoyt Rampage XT I'm having them put a new full capture drop away on it and had a doz arrows made up.
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#19 #1 HawgHunter

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Posted April 04 2013 - 02:59 PM

HOYT ALL THE WAY!!!! :)


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#20 #1 HawgHunter

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Posted April 04 2013 - 03:01 PM

Hoyt Carbon Matrix.   I love mine! 

 

The only way to go!


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#21 CKFishin

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Posted April 04 2013 - 07:16 PM

Mathews Z7 Magnum here...


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#22 deputybc

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Posted April 12 2013 - 07:58 PM

BOWTECH, Hands down. I shot all the new bows when I went to buy a new one and the Bowtech out shot them all.



#23 OkeechobeeAngler

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Posted April 12 2013 - 09:23 PM

BOWTECH, Hands down. I shot all the new bows when I went to buy a new one and the Bowtech out shot them all.

Elite was that way for me. My son tried them all and preferred the Diamond.



#24 gripnrip

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Posted April 13 2013 - 09:00 AM

I'm a Matthews guy personally.  I have never shot a Hoyt.  I bet it is a great bow though.  I have debated with myself on going to another bow.  Then I read an article on the Matthews owner in a bowhunting magazine.  I like that he is a Godly man and gives enormous amounts of money to ministries and charities.  Just my 2 cents.


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#25 Stouty

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Posted April 15 2013 - 08:20 AM

Mathews, Catch us if you can!






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