My bow is a Hoyt Oasis. It is eleven years old and is a sweet shooter. I have always preferred longer bows, so as time goes on, it gets harder to find the longer ones. I must admit that when the time comes for a new bow, I will look closely at the Bowtechs. I don't have my brother-in-law beat on bow longevity though, he shoots a Hoyt Spectra Eclipse that he bought in 1990. one of the limbs cracked a few years ago and he called Hoyt about a new set of limbs. They could send him different limbs to fit the bow but the finish wasn't the same as he had. About the same time, I was in a pawn shop and saw a bow like his, only it was right-handed, he is left-handed. I bought it and he just flip-flopped the limbs and he was back in business. How's that for longevity?

Blessings.....Pastorjim