Ive had it!!!!
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 233
Ive had it!!!!
ive had it with my mathews bow grip. let me explain a little back ground here.
I was checking out a new archery shop today. when i walked in they courtously asked me if there was any thing they could help with. I told them "no im just looking". before I knew it the old man had a rest installed on a hoyt vetrix. he let me hold it (I didnt want to but he wanted to show it to me) he showed me his shooting range and had me put a few through tha vetrix. And now im *issed. the bow shot better than the mathews. it was just as quiet, the same recoil (Zero) but one thing I noticed it did better. the grip, it allined nice and straight every time. I aimed it (had to go instinctive) and it shot in the same spot every time. it was reall good.
Now the mathews is fast enough, quiet, and no recoil. but trying not to torque it is a reall pain in the but. not for the vetrix. he showed me a fred bear and browning bow. the code was the worst of the 3. a little more shock vibrateing through the riser after the shot. the browning was real good the best of the 3.
not a one was nearly as bad as the switchbackXT.
So ive been looking at the torquless grips tonight. they are straight up and down, way slimmer than the mathews. and about the same width as the other bows were.
So I wonder, It should do the trick right?
I like the colors "blue and black" and "evergreen 147".
well if any one has gotten one of these grips please let me know if it worked out for you. I need to know. thanks
I was checking out a new archery shop today. when i walked in they courtously asked me if there was any thing they could help with. I told them "no im just looking". before I knew it the old man had a rest installed on a hoyt vetrix. he let me hold it (I didnt want to but he wanted to show it to me) he showed me his shooting range and had me put a few through tha vetrix. And now im *issed. the bow shot better than the mathews. it was just as quiet, the same recoil (Zero) but one thing I noticed it did better. the grip, it allined nice and straight every time. I aimed it (had to go instinctive) and it shot in the same spot every time. it was reall good.
Now the mathews is fast enough, quiet, and no recoil. but trying not to torque it is a reall pain in the but. not for the vetrix. he showed me a fred bear and browning bow. the code was the worst of the 3. a little more shock vibrateing through the riser after the shot. the browning was real good the best of the 3.
not a one was nearly as bad as the switchbackXT.
So ive been looking at the torquless grips tonight. they are straight up and down, way slimmer than the mathews. and about the same width as the other bows were.
So I wonder, It should do the trick right?
I like the colors "blue and black" and "evergreen 147".
well if any one has gotten one of these grips please let me know if it worked out for you. I need to know. thanks
#4
RE: Ive had it!!!!
I havn't shot a new bow for quite a while(just cause i dont want to get the itch to buy one), so i still shoot my Legacy. But, even back then, i liked the grips on the Hoyts a lot better than on mathews. I may have to go shoot one now though.
#5
Join Date: May 2006
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Posts: 123
RE: Ive had it!!!!
The Torqueless Grips are nice. Depending on if you want a high, low, or medium wrist you can get whatever you want, plus the looks of them really make the bow look nice. I just ordered a medium wrist Torqueless after shooting all three. I suggest you check out the Mathewsinc.com forums also, there are a few threads related to this same topic, with pics and instructions on how to remove your stock grip.
#6
RE: Ive had it!!!!
My bow shop owner just installed the torqueless grip on his '07 Drenaline. To me...it feels exactly like the '06 Allegiance grip.....which I was fond of.
Personally.....I think it's a HUGE step in the right direction. I don't think you'll be disappointed with it.
Personally.....I think it's a HUGE step in the right direction. I don't think you'll be disappointed with it.