G.O.A.T. Bows

[kembry]

Hoyt Maxxis 35.

[DRT]

My Hoyt CarbonSpyder 30vis a out the most accurate and yet forgiving bow I've owned. My Marhews LX was a close second.

Gary

[slabnabbin]

Still shooting a destroyer 350 with a tribute for a back up


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[Kmiles84]

Diamond Liberty and the ground breaking Halon 6

[RJH1]

Na.. The only one I am thinking could make me want to switch is the new Xpeditions but then again, I haven't shot one yet..

This is said in fun, so don't take it the wrong way :-)

You are either deluded, lying to yourself, or haven't shot many new flagship bows. :-)

This whole thread is comical, bows get outdated just like cars. People get caught up in nostalgia and like to think an old car or bow was better than it was, but old cars and bows alike just cannot realistically compare to today's products. That is not saying older bows don't work, but anyone who shoots a 5 to 10 year old bow beside a new one and says the older one is better is basing their judgment off of emotions and not facts.

[Vap]

MR6
Z max

[sierracharlie338]

RazorTEC is my favorite

Followed by an Alphamax 35 and Mathews HTR

**never owned or shot a switchback for all those lovers.


Sierracharlie out…

[Hoss163]

Bear whitetail 2

[jooger17]

Kind of a hard question to answer because bows get out dated so quickly. I’ll name a few of the “oh wow” bows that I’ve shot.

Martin Jaguar, Mathews Outback, Hoyt Carbon Element, Elite Ritual 33

[Jcjohnson]

**never owned or shot a switchback for all those lovers.


Sierracharlie out…

Me either but man I want to now! Been looking for info on them for the last hour

[rtp]

Another vote for Alphamax and I'll add Elite Energy

[Loco-fixer]

Alphamax 35

[Backwoods101]

Switchback XT


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[thehairlessone!]

Bow tech Guardian

[cnc_xt]

Switchback XT