I totally agree. Yes, I'm partial to Hoyt. But that because I've owned quite a few of there bows and they have all been excellent quality and shot very well.

Hoyt could probably come out with a wheely bow and push it like they do the C.5 and it would sell well for them. I think its simply that fact that over the years, Hoyt has produced bows that were excellent and people were able to shoot them well. This builds confidence in the industry and no one expects to see a sub par bow from them. Thus, no one has a problem buying a bow from them.