I'd recommend that you go to one or more dealers and shoot every bow that you're interested in from a variety of manufacturers before you decide. I prefer Bowtech over the others, and bought the Allegiance because it was the bow that I felt the most comfortable shooting.A bow is a very personal choice, and no one can tell youwhatbow is the best for you.One word of advice before you go test firing bows.Make sure that the bows you test are properly set up for your draw length.Ifound that as littleas 1/2" off was enough to dramatically change the'feel' of the bow.If the shopis worth its salt they will make adjustments for you so you can make a fair assessment ofeach bow you shoot.

Have fun and good luck,

Mike