Hoyt Vtec or Mathews Switchback?
#11
Joined: Oct 2005
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I would have to agree with Illini sportsman,,,i mean I do shoot a hoyt, but before I bought mine ALL i heard was mathews this mathews that, untill i shot both brands and eventually decided to go hoyt...but, both are great bows!
just go with what feels most comforatable....
just go with what feels most comforatable....
#12
I shot them both and went with the Vtec. It's all about what fits you best. I like the cam and a half better than any single cam system and Hoyt has the best limbs in the business.
#14
ORIGINAL: 5 shot
Hoyt has the best limbs in the business.
Hoyt has the best limbs in the business.
I just bought a new Switchback after shooting my old Mathew's Ultra-Light for the last 9 seasons here in NY. I never had a single problem with my limbs the entire time, or ever heard of anyone having problems with their Mathew's limbs? Mathew's offers a lifetime Guarantee on their bows. Hoyt makes a nice bow as well, and I don't want this to end up another Mathew/Hoyt debate, but to make a blank statement like that is absurd.
#17
Joined: Sep 2004
Posts: 306
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From: all over
I tried both the switchback and the v-tec this year before going with the v-tec. I have always been a hoyt guy and I decided to keep it that way. I did like the switchback but I opted to take the v-tec and I am sure glad that I did. I have killed two deer this year with clean pass throughs. The second deer was hit so hard that she fell down after the impact before she got back up to run. I believe I made the right choice. Take the advice that some of the other guys have given and shoot them all before you choose.
#19
I had a Switchback t start the year but once I shot it side by side with the VTEC..... I had to go with the HOYT. The VTEC truly is THE best machine I have ever owned! As mentioned, you will find NO better performing bow and one that is as maintainance free as the VTEC. It's an awesome machine, you'll love it!
My VTEC rig

My VTEC rig





