goldtip45

wanting to get some expert advise from you guys on these bows.
parker is more popular in this area but that does not mean they are better. looking for a smooth draw for a short draw archer of about 27 in with a low wrist grip.
compared the 2 on the net and see that the dagger has more brace height and about the same ibo rating.dont know about the draw cycle on these 2 bows and there quietness.
i hear alot about the pearsons and that they have come along way. i dont want something that is going to jump out of your hand if you decide to let down on your draw.
what do you think have any of you had a chance to shoot these bows by chance. i hear alot about the parker handles not being to great and from the view on the net it looks like pearson has a good long straight grip for a low wrist shooter
thanks alot!

kelincp

I am by no means a expert but I did recently compare the 2 at Bass Pro. Both were set at approx 70#'s, I believe tho the dagger was a little higher. The dagger has been on my short list of bows so I was excited to finally get a chance to play with one. The grip is great, but the draw felt awfully rough for a $600 bow. I commented on that to the salesman, he handed me the Pheonix 32. WOW what difference that was what I expect out of a $600 bow as far as smoothness. I didn't much like the grip tho. It was like a Handgun grip that bulges in the wrong place for my hands. You might love it. I didn't get a chance to shoot either since I was short of time.
I am still willing to give the Dagger a chance in case something was off with that bow, but first impressions weren't real good as far as draw goes.
Hope this helps.

bigbulls

I have the phoenix 32 and I have to say that I love it all except the grip. Some people love the grip though. It is a smooth drawing, shock free bow and is pretty fast to boot. Their customer service is second to none as well.

Orions_Bow

I like the Parker better out of those 2 bows. Parker makes a great bow.