Upgrading from a Diamond Razor Edge?
 

I've got about ten more pounds to go before I max out my Diamond Razor Edge! It's been a lot of hard work and I won't deny I've grown attached to my first compound, but I've already been considering what I'll upgrade to when I move off the range and into the woods. Diamond has been good to me and I'd like to stay within the brand, but I am open to any suggestions! Any tips, pointers, or opinions on where I should go from here?

Thanks for your help!
-Poppy :popcorn:

I bought a Diamond Fugitive last year and really like it. It has a max of 72 pounds, but I have mine set on 68 pounds. Mine shoots about 296 fps. I also shot the Outlaw, but liked the Fugitive better. The Outlaw runs about $475 to $500 on average and the Fugitive about $575 to $600. Both are great bows and won't break the bank. They are now made by Bowtech.

Thanks for your help!

Thanks for your help!

Bowtech is within the brand(sorta)and that is the direction I would go if keeping to that criteria ...

crossbowland.com is a good go to find the "upgrades" you're looking for.

HAPPY HUNTING
http://www.crossbowland.com

Since your razor edge should max out at 60 lbs. you can now select from a much larger line up of bows. Diamond has bows in the 60 and 70 lb. mark. Each will back down 10 lbs. from the max poundage. I agree with your thinking of staying with a company that takes care of you. That is why I ordered another Martin bow last week.