Ross Cardiac

[nodog]

What are they going for? Guys that have had them, give me a heads up.

[Germ]

705 here

[mobow]

I believe we sell them for $649 bare bow. Excellent shooters......Smooth, pretty fast, and oh my god quiet. Absolutely ZERO hand shock.....Nothing. It is top heavy and after the shot it just.....falls over......Nothing.

The only thing I've seen w/ them.....They aren't as fast as advertised. I haven't seen one do 320 yet. Mid 310's though....

[Matt/TN]

Mobow hit the nail on the head. The only thing I have seen that I didn't like was the fact it was top heavy. Other than that it's an AWESOME bow. It also has a REALLY good back wall for a single cam.

[nodog]

Sounds good! Next bow will be a cardiac. I even like the name,

One thing I am concerned about is the length of the string. I just don't like them that long. Time is rough on them. Have you had one for a year, (average string life)?

[passthru79]

Ive had mine since march, and have no wear or serving seperation yet. I have no idea how many arrows have been through it, easialy in the thousands. I dont know why people are complaining about the cardiac being top heavy, I personaly like my bows like that and putting a stabilizer on causes the same effect doesnt it.

[nodog]

ORIGINAL: passthru79

Ive had mine since march, and have no wear or serving seperation yet. I have no idea how many arrows have been through it, easialy in the thousands. I dont know why people are complaining about the cardiac being top heavy, I personaly like my bows like that and putting a stabilizer on causes the same effect doesnt it.

Never held one, but based on the specs it's almost a pound or more lighter than other new bows. I have held the othersand thought never ina million years.4 pounds is good top heavy or no. Need to hold one.

[passthru79]

The only other one I can think of that is comparable and lighter is the Mathews drenaline. For a mathews its ok, just not a big fan of mathews.