I was thinking the same thing. Any person with an open mind will see that the Trikon is a good holding, smooth shooting and forgiving bow. Complaints about the draw cycle - please.. Shoot any bow with an aggresive cam on it for few days, then go shoot a round wheel bow; it'll evenfeel funny to you.I haven't picked up a bow inthe past 5 years thathad a draw cycle that made my arm shake. Vibration in the handle? You guys gotta be squeezing it to death. And someone please tell me where I can find a "hand shock" gauge. I'm dying to look at one. In fact, who invented this over-used "trendy" phrase?? Smoothness is overrated guys. I spent 1.5 hours the other nite shooting a 2006 MAthews Apex. Smoothness wise, it sucked, it didn't touch a Trikon XL, or even the nice little Switchback. But dam did it hold on the spots steady and have a rock solid wall.You want to experience hand shock? Shoot a 1991 Peason Spoiler cam bow with steel cables (remember those?) solid glass limbs, and a cast riser.


Cam 1/2 a tuning nightmare?? Come on. That's the first time I've heard that, and I know 3 non-brand loyal pro shooters who shoot them and love them. I personally shot around 5,000 arrows off my Xtecthis year, and I think I added2 twists to a cable on a hot, 90 degree day. What's the nightmare??