Your absolutely right, it takes the right person to appreciate the draw cycle of the Trykon, for that matter the extreme cams of many of the Hoyts over the years butg that's why it's so damn fast as well. If you come from single cams it's likely your not going to fall immediately in love with the draw cycle of a dual cam bow but if your used to that type of draw, it's majical....I love the feel of the Hoyt Trykon, the smoothness and omg the speed it generates which calculates into incredible KE. It's not for the weak of heart or pull but once you shoot one for a while, you can't help but be impressed...I was when I shot the big 3....I put money down on the Trykon and later exchanged it for the Allegiance however after years of shooting Hoyt, I simply needed a change and I'll looking to go back for the Trykon as well...I'm a two bow guy and I have to set the Allegiance up first, then I can sell my Hoyt VorTec and return for the Trykon...I hope.