As was alluded to quite a few of the bows in the line up have had multi year runs........heck the Allegiance and Constitution were around for 4 yrs themselves. The Tomkat pretty much forever.[:-]

The bows have been replaced and it's time to move on with a new stable. The center Pivot bows of 2 yrs ago were so new and radical it was only natural that they would be refined to the point that you see today.
Things needed to be improved upon and they were, hence the new models. Heck if you get right down to it the refinements each year on individual models could have warranted a name change on it's own given the degree of difference from one year to the next.

The models that were eliminated all have new ones that will fill their specific niche within the line-up.

It's a goal to offer as much variety as we can and still pay enough attention to each model to create the best possible bow in each category we can. Rather than put all of eggs into one basket or model the ability to give the buyer choices is one of the reasons Bowtech is where it is right now.

If you are resting on your laurels and not trying new things eventually your place in the market is going to stagnate. We'd rather keep pushing things along and see where it goes.