Ive been waiting on you to post. You should be a Hoyt salesman.

duc, I have the shorter Axium, the exact length escapes me......5" I think? Anyway, it depends on how much weight you want out in front of the bow. Some like a lot, I don't. I like to keep the weight close to the riser.

The string buzz you talk about. For some reason, the string shox just don't work very well with the Trykon. It's got something to do with the limb tip travel. If you take those same shox and put them on any other Hoyt bow, they work extrememly well. My advice to you, take off the shox and install whiskers.

I've sold a few

All kidding aside, this new Trykon really does have me excited. THIS is the Hoyt bow that I have been waiting for! The only thing that I would like to see different on this machine is that I would love to see the cam have the same adjustment as the former Cam & 1/2. I am very happy that Hoyt finally gave me a rock solid back wall and the slightly higher let-off. The draw force is very manageable and she is fast and super quiet. Of course, IMHO, I don't think anyone makes a better feeling facotory grip than the TEC's. I'm looking VERY forward in carrying my Trykon to the Turey woods here in a couple weeks and see how she performs on Mr. Longbeard!

My best advice is to leave the String Shox on and simply add an STS system. Every bow should be equipped with one in the firwt place.

OK, call me naive, but what is that? I've heard of it, but am totally unfamiliar with it.

I was about to ask the same thing bud. Oh, you forgot to give me that price on the stabilizer. I am going to be on a tighter budget from now on you know.

I got mine for.......let me think a sec........$37. + tax of course.

If you want JUST as good for about half as much....Simms S-coil, hands down.

Ive seen those. We'll see.

Thanks Donnie

Why, you're welcome, Donnie....LOL...that's just too funny!

What happened to you getting that fast shooting Martin you were raving about?

Geez, you are settling for that Hoyt.