The "Best" may just be the most expensive and you waste you money. Getting into good equipment isn't something that you do the first time around. I bet everyone here has a box or container which contains part that have been upgraded or replaced for no real reason in getting where they are now. I like my trophy ridge site and my dropzone. I shoot a Bowtech Extreme VFT and had a Hoyt before that. Mathews might be next?

See the man at the proshop and rather looking at the price tag, get the feel of several bows. Like someone has already said, one will feel the best to you. Fit is cridical if you want to shoot consistantly.