Creep tuning is a tuning option,you are right but does make a 2 cam and a hybrid more forgiving,no getting around that.If the forgiveness is achieved through a tuning process or an inherant forgiveness factor,the fact still remains,it is more forgiving.I have found my cam 1/2 bows to be creep tuned right out of the box,so with them,it is more of a built in forgiveness factor.



The reason I say in most hands is we all like a different feel and some may not actually like the balnce,even though it is in theory,more balanced.


A hybrid can be tuned and still not be in time,this is the great thing about them and when those cables and strings stretch,they are still tuned.The reason I ever mess with my cables is when the feel of the wall changes.I actually have my top cam a little behind the bottom and this gives me that little valley that I like.


To me this is the real advantage to the hybrid system,they are extremely tunable to the archers needs and extremely easy to set up and still shoot awesome,however you choose to set the cams.