compare bows
#1
Fork Horn
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: raleigh nc USA
Posts: 311
compare bows
I' m looking at several differant bows I need any input anyone can give.
Razortec , by Hoyt..........$699.00
Ultralite III ,by Parker...........$499.00
Diamondback VT, by Pearson.......$499.00
Rage, by Martin ..............$499.00
Please help on any pros and cons for each. I have shoot two and hope to shoot the rest. I can' t find anyone willing to let me shoot the Pearson. It has the 20* offset and I' m not sure if I like it or not.
Razortec , by Hoyt..........$699.00
Ultralite III ,by Parker...........$499.00
Diamondback VT, by Pearson.......$499.00
Rage, by Martin ..............$499.00
Please help on any pros and cons for each. I have shoot two and hope to shoot the rest. I can' t find anyone willing to let me shoot the Pearson. It has the 20* offset and I' m not sure if I like it or not.
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Northern NY
Posts: 148
RE: compare bows
Of the choices listed, I would have to say the Parker. It is very light for hunting, has a nice finished look, and has a decent draw cycle. Overall, its an ok bow.
(although in my opinion, Parker comes pretty close to simply copying Mathews)
(although in my opinion, Parker comes pretty close to simply copying Mathews)
#4
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Detroit
Posts: 858
RE: compare bows
Wow, you picked some good ones!
The Parker is sweet and IMO refined. It' s a small bow and it
like a smaller bow. The Razor is only 2" longer, but much more stable in the hand in part due to the wider than norm split limbs.
Pearson and Martin I have seen, but never shot so I wouldn' t even comment except that Pearson' s angled grips interest me.
I' d vote Razor but that' s just btw the Hoyt and Parker.
The Parker is sweet and IMO refined. It' s a small bow and it
feels
Pearson and Martin I have seen, but never shot so I wouldn' t even comment except that Pearson' s angled grips interest me.
I' d vote Razor but that' s just btw the Hoyt and Parker.
#6
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New Albany, IN
Posts: 191
RE: compare bows
All the bows on your list would be excellant choices. Pick the one that fits you the best. I would pick the razortec because I really like the new Hoyt line-up this year.
But you cant go wrong with none of the bows you selected. Good luck
But you cant go wrong with none of the bows you selected. Good luck