The word filters are in place for a reason, please don't bypass them.

Thanks.

Back on the subject - the debate between bow manufacturers is one that will never end, and never have a clear winner. Every bow has it's pros and cons, and ultimately it's up to the consumer to decide which bow they feel the most comfortable with, is in their price range, and affords them all the features they're looking for. Hoyt, Bowtech, and Matthews all make great products, as do many other companies. Just because one is faster or quieter or looks prettier than another doesn't mean it's better or worse than any other bow.