I buy a lot of used bows here and there to try out for fun, but every 4 or 5 years I replace my main hunting bow with a completely new model. When I do this, I never just impulse buy; in fact I probably go overboard on research since I drive my wife nuts with it. She hates it because our mail gets flooded with catalogs I request from companies, our email gets bogged down with replies to questions I've asked manufactures, I litter our desktop with downloaded spec sheet pdf's and clutter the bookmarks with links to different bows, etc. After really, really looking at all the manufacture's offerings in the last year; not just the cams but the total bow package, ( and I know many may think I'm nuts to say this) but my vote goes to Pearson this year, and as such I've ordered one. Some of the innovations are the ETI and the teflon coated cams, not to mention the Deliverance "shoot through riser" bow they introduced at the ATA show.