RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

TFOX - When you say harsher on the draw are you saying a uneasy wall at full draw? or just hard to pull...

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

It will most likely be more aggresive,all the way around.The wall will most likely be harsher but I have not drawn all the different scenarios so I am going off previously known knowledge of cam styles.


Generally speaking,when shooting off the top end of a cam,it is just a bit more aggressive in feel and performance.

I do like what they have done with splitting up the short and long draws though,it should provide a better performing bow over just having 1 cam for all draw lengths.While still allowing proshops to carry fewer bows that cover more people.

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

But,yes,mainly the difference will be felt in the wall,I answered that like a politician.:eek:

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

:)Gonna buy the 32

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

Me to, anyone want to buy a slightly usedKatera.

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

Maybe in a couple months Grizzly

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

If the price is right...

About the 32, I like the looks, but I like a heavier bow. I've been really looking into the Seven37 or AM35.

A used Katera would be alright too;)

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

I just got my AM 32, Tuesday and I have to say I am very impressed. I have owned numerous Hoyts, Bowtechs, and one matthews, and I think I have found my favorite thus far.

The 32 is replacing my BT General and I don't think I will miss the General all that much. The AM has a lot smoother draw and is faster.My General may be a little quieter, but not much.

I would recommend either of the AM's to anyone. I shot them both extensively and settled on the shorter ATA.

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

Any idea on price guys? I'll be looking to buy in May/June.

RE: HOYT - Alphamax 32???
 

I was going to say that I picked up one at a shop a couple days ago and it felt nice and drew smoothly... but I guess I won't. [8D]