Originally Posted by BGfisher

Adjusting cam lean out of your bow may not be possible if you have Y cables with a floating yoke, such as on Hoyt bows. You can usually twist up one side of a static yoke of the cable to straighten the cams, but with a floating yoke if will just keep centering itself.

As for your comment about the Zebra strings being worn out so quick? They don't really wear out any sooner than other strings. They just aren't built well in the first place. They use pretty much the same materials as a lot of custom string makers use. The difference is that many custom string makers just go ahead and take the time to build their strings right and don't pay for a ton of advertising to justify the price they charge.

As mentioned, there are lots of good string makers. John Mraz (Buccknasty strings & aka. Gibblet on this site) is good. Vapor Trail, Prostrings, H&M, and many many others. Winner's Choice is always mentioned as they were pretty much the pioneer of prestretched strings; they are good, but no better than the others mentioned here and cost about 1/3 more.