Jeff,the opposite holds true for the Fury x system.


You have a bow riser that is designed to have side torque from a cable guard system ,so there is a tendancy of the riser to compensate for something that isn' t there.Your sight and arrow cutout are to one side.


This comes from a conversation I had with a very reliable and professinal tuner.He has had the shoot through cable system on a shooting machine and has found the advantage very minimal if any when using a riser that was initially designed to have a cable guard.



Now,if you combine the 2,you have an awesome system.


From a balance side the shoot through riser is better but from a follow through stand point,the shoot through cable system is most likely superior.



Atleast in my way of looking at it and being familiar with the Hoyt bows,I believe the shoot through on this design will be awesome to shoot.Look at the Elite bows and you will see that it isn' t just a shoot through but the riser is actually split at the bottom also,imo,this adds to the overall balance and shootability of the bow.