ORIGINAL: mcl8690
"Numbers can be deceiving. Except for when they're really obvious."
According to stats from FITA, NFAA, NAA, ASA, and IBO tournament circuit results, the Hoyt grabbed 49 first place wins compared to Mathews with only 21. And, I have shot both the Trykon and the new Mathews. I've also shot the old Mathews that everyone is so crazy about. I thought they were overrated. My opinion isn't based on just product loyalty, but actual shooting.
OK, those numbers mean nothing, it is not the bow, again doing the shooting it is the PRO shooting the bow that is winning. I highly doubt that the Tykron is in there, it might be the Tykron XL which happens to act like a very different bow compared to the Tykron. A longer ATA can do many things to affect a bow. The XL is much smoother than the Tykron! The whole reason Hoyt came out with the Tykron is to jump on the band wagon, I mean the Switchback was the hottest selling bow last year, and this year it will probably be the XT. My local dealer has sold 24 XT's already, I don't know what the others around me have sold, but I expect the same. There has to be a reason that people still are choosing the Mathews over the Hoyt.......[8D]