Matthews has always produced a good, quality bow with a lot of shootability. However, this year, based off of the specs on these new bows; the only one I'd touch is the Reezon 7. I will never own another sub 7" brace height bow. With todays technology and designs, you can get very good speeds and more forgiveness with many 7" + brace bows.

As for the dual cam bow. Yes, it looks a lot like one of the PSE bows (name escapes me). However, the yoke cables do appear to be in a configuration I'd like to look at more closely. They appear to wrap into the cam rather than hook to the outside of the limbs like a traditional dual cam would.

Sorry, but after the hype, I was expecting something really astonishing from them. Instead we get a bunch of speed bows geared to sell, not shoot. No doubt, these bows will sell like crazy. Most average Joe's who walk into a shop know very little about bows. All they know is that Matthews makes a bow that is faster than any out there and they want the "best".