I have been too 3 different bowshops that carry this line. Only one sales person knew of the problem and only one shop had the warning sticker still on the string (And he BASHED that cam for about 15 minutes before showing me the infinity and freedom cam bows. Well, they bashed all non single cam bows.) This, is a problem as most people I know do not read the manual (They should) and most bows this isn't a problem. If the dealers aren't educated enough to educate their sales people than this is more of an ignorance part on the string twister and less of a moronic.

Is it a design flaw? I guess it all depends on how you want to look at it. If operated correctly it is not a design fault. If the dealers warn you of the ramifications it is not a design fault. You don't put gasoline in your deseil engine, you shouldn't launch 3.5 grains per pound arrows out of a bow and a whole bunch of other comon sense thing.. The big problem is the lack of information that the dealers are handing out to people. No, it is not mistake proof and I suppose you can see that as a design flaw but I look at as more of a dealer/salesman flaw right now. I don't shoot the brand, didn't find that cam system nearly as pleasent to shoot as some other systems but I have shot many worse systems too. Too each their own.