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i am in the market for a new bow, would you guys get a matthews or a hoyt
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Hoyt all the way, or if you want ta save some money, shoot a Reflex Super Slam before you buy. Reflex is a subsidiary of Hoyt, and are using Hoyt's technology.
While Hoyt and Mathews are both great bows, there are two reasons that I would choose hoyt. First, over the years, while Mathews has put a vast amount of their budget into sponsorship and advertising, Hoyt has devoted substantially more into developing new, better technology (the Tec risers and cam and a half cams are two good examples). Second, Mathews are more likely to have problems requiring repairs than Hoyt, or at least they were several years ago when I was shooting a lot and was around a good many people shooting both brands.
Just my less than humble opinion.
While Hoyt and Mathews are both great bows, there are two reasons that I would choose hoyt. First, over the years, while Mathews has put a vast amount of their budget into sponsorship and advertising, Hoyt has devoted substantially more into developing new, better technology (the Tec risers and cam and a half cams are two good examples). Second, Mathews are more likely to have problems requiring repairs than Hoyt, or at least they were several years ago when I was shooting a lot and was around a good many people shooting both brands.
Just my less than humble opinion.

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Hoyt all the way. I have shoot the new switchback xt and it isn't the bow I bought. I bought the Hoyt Trykon. The reason I like the Trykon is it faster, just as quiet and is as well made bow as any other. I don't like the Matthew's because they are only using a single bearing on each of their cams with a plastic bearing on the other side. I don't think that it will hold up for the long run....
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pennies worth
I am still shooting my old High Country Excaliber. Went to sell it a couple years ago and my archery expert at the store where I was gonna buy new one told me I was crazy for selling that bow and if I did he wanted it, because there was none out there to compare so I kept it. By the way he sells Hoyt ,PSE, and Matthews . There is my non significant .02$ worth
Since they dont make that bow anymore, from all I have heard from others get the HOYT
Since they dont make that bow anymore, from all I have heard from others get the HOYT
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