Of course it's rigged. They take their fastest bow and put them up against other companies bows.......... but not those companies fastest bows from the same production year.

They make no mention about how steep (ie... hard)the draw force curve is, about how incredibly short the valley is (don't creep even 1/4 inch), or the fact that despite what they claim you will likely get wrist slap from the string.

Anyone can get 350 fps out of a bow today if they put enough prestress in the limbs, design a hard drawing, no valley speed cam, and shorten the brace height to 6 inches.

Just look at the 82nd airborne. It will achieve 345 fps but still has a much easier drawing cam system and a bit more valley even though it has a short 6-1/8" brace height which is resolved with the string stop.