They are the two bows in Hoyt' s current lineup that I find the most appealing for hunting specs. I have owned both and must agree that you cannot really go wrong with either.

About the only draw back for the Dynatec from a practical perspective is the stabilizer mounting hole. I found it to be a little too close to the bottom limb pocket for use with some of the stabilizers on the market.

Balance, speed, etc... are all similar to the Razortec though because of the different limb style and angle there is slightly more recoil.

Good choice though.