Since I switched to mathews several years ago from hoyt,I'm now firmly for mathews. It's been 20some years since I shot 3D so naturally I'm not the best of shots but I can keep a group in the middle of the bottom of a sodapop can at 35 yards with my switchback xt. It boils down to what you want as ANY of the top bows will more than do their job if you do yours. Another thing to consider is the fact that hoyt has "cam and a 1/2" whereas mathews has single cam. It seems to me that single cam is better to ME because I've NEVER had a single cam to go out of time-something easily overlooked or dismissed until it actually happens and you find you can't hit like you used to be able to until you correct it and adjust everything.