My friend, who is a mathews shooter, shot it and said that there was enough vibration. He then shot the diamond iceman (He HATES bowtech/diamond) and said he liked the iceman better. Its your money buy what is most comfortable to you

No I didn't shoot anything yesterday. They had one on the rack though. Shoulder problems are forcing me to change poundage and do exercizes. But you can really tell a difference in how smooth a bow feels to draw when you have such a problem.

Good luck with whatever you decide.

i didnt like the reezen at all, just keep you bow tech or better yet get an alphamax

i shot it. was a very nice bow. nice draw on it. seemed to more hand shock on it compared to the dxt and drenalin. it also had no accessories on it. maybe if it did the hand shock would not be as bad.

And please explain how this is an upgrade

Ya your definetly getting an upgrade in my opinion. I shot back to back the Bowtech Admiral and Reezen. The Reezen was much better in my opinion. Only thing i didnt like was how hard it was to draw. I told the guy, "this must be set at what, 70#?" he said No, 60. I couldnt believe it. I felt as if the Bowtech was highly overrated. It felt like a kids bow to me. If you want the speed, but a little less than the Reezen, no vibration, very lightweight, very quiet, smooth draw, I highly recommend the DXT...thats what im probably gonna get. And i am NOT a Mathews fanboy.

Dont overlook the Elite GT 500 or Z28 also.

I just did what you are thinkin about doing. I traded inmy General for the Reezen, and I'm very happy with it. When you shoot the Reezen, make sure it has the Harmonic Stabilizer in the bottom of it and not just the damper. Its a whole different bow that you'll like even better...

Good to see someone praising a mathews bowon this forum... You don't see that very often!

I know! Man i go to archerytalk.com once in a while and if you EVER mention you like Mathews or you dont shoot a Bowtech, youll get hunted down and shot! Its stupid really. Mathews makes such a nice bow i cant understand why people can say bad things about them.