ORIGINAL: nodog
Could be HoytPa I just heard someone else say it in an article, maybe the same article I was looking at.
Point is everybody used to try and catch up with Hoyt!
I don't understand the "large limb pocket". Seems to me it's just there to get the bow some brace and use ultra short limbs. I could see it if that extra kicker off the riser was loadable like leaf springs on a car.
(Send royalties too...)
The whole point behind the center pivot is reflex bows with reflex balance and speed with the back side of the pocket directly over your hand making it react like a stright riser or even a deflexed one.That along with shooting with less shock and recoil.
The IDEA has been around a long time.The BT design is very different than the original and Hoyt's design is "similar" to BT's.
You have to do what sells, and like it or not the Monster is going to sell like hot cakes. Why not go to a dual cam if you plan on making the smoothest, fastest, most efficient dual cam bow?
You obviously don't remember all the adds on why 2 cams aren't good and why the 1 cams are far superior to the cam 1/2.The cam 1/2 is as bad as a 2 cam and so forth.Now jump forward a few years and they are building a 2 cam.
You have to admit,it is just a little humorous.