The only suggestion I would have would be to shoot them before you buy them. All of the major companies make great bows IMO. I shoot a bowtech presently. Before I bought it I went to different shops and shot Hoyt, Mathews, Parker, Diamond, Champion, Browning, and PSE. Alot of it will depend on what you are looking for, I prefer two cams and the bowtech shot well and felt good in my hands. My brother shoots a Browning and doesn' t like the way the bowtech feels, my hunting buddy shoots a mathews. Long way of saying you need to get what feels right to you and don' t buy one until you have shot it.