There are lots of variety out there in valley on bows.. I know my Oneida Black Eagle for example has a very, very long valley and is very kind to my shoulders when they act up but that bow is not for everyone. I also know it is a bow, for me at least, that gets me in a bad habbit of creeping at times while another bow I have, a Darton, is just the opposite in that there is basically no valley. You creep and thatstring is going to go forward on you. I use it a cure for when I do start creeping on the Oneida.

I have a Tribute that I just got recently that I haven't messed with much (Haven't had the time) so I can't speak to that at the moment, I think I ahve only put 30 arrows through it.It does give you some adjustment but how much? I just don't know. The liberty, or Justice (Diamond makes both now) gives a nice amount of adjustment and has a pretty nice gentle draw cycle, about the nicest on a wheeled bow that I have messed with.


edited to ad Not sure how they draw but I believe Concept makes a bow with around a99% let off. Don't know much at all about the bows, never seen one in person but they are out there...