What would you do?

[BigDaddy12t]

I just bought a new bow this past week, and I need some input on something. It is a brand new, still in the box 2005 Hoyt Vtec. I have heard that some of he older Hoyts had some problems with their strings. Will the factoy string that is on the bow now still be good, even tho it has never been shot, or should I plan on puting a new string on it right away?

[Rob/PA Bowyer]

It should still be new. It hasn't been shot, hasn't been in sunlight etc. Measure the ATA and check specs. I think you'll be fine.

[millerhunter13]

^X2

[MN/Kyle]

ORIGINAL: BigDaddy12t

I just bought a new bow this past week, and I need some input on something. It is a brand new, still in the box 2005 Hoyt Vtec. I have heard that some of he older Hoyts had some problems with their strings. Will the factoy string that is on the bow now still be good, even tho it has never been shot, or should I plan on puting a new string on it right away?

They will be fine. Had them on My 06 trykon for about a year and a half.

If you don't want them, you can simply partially dryfire your bow, it will take them off without a press[>:][&o]

and nice post count RIGHT now, BTW

[mobow]

Wax that sucker up real good, it's gonna be dry.....Should be fine otherwise.

[Germ]

http://www.hmbowstrings.com/products.html

This guys makes a good sting and cable, and he won't rob you