which Hoyt is best?
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Which hoyt is best XTEC,VTEC or VIPER TEC. THe bow would be for hunting and for some target shooting. I like all the bows just not sure which is best. Still haven't shot them I want to wait till i have money. Can't stand to get over excited over what i can't have now on the spot. It will have to wait till summer so i can get a job an save some money. Also what one do you think would sell better in a couple of years. Just a litte thinking towards the fueture.
thanks dan
thanks dan
#4
The Vtec is better than the Xtec and a rep. told me that I would be perfect for the Vipertec cause i am only 5"4". I f I had the $$$$ I would get the Vtec but for this year I will use my Raider/Intruder.
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From: Inverness, MS
You would be hard pressed to find any difference between the Vtec and Xtec. They are bacically the same bow, with different gadgets(grips and silencers)
The vipertech is the modern day version of the Havoctec. I personally don't like short bows and the vipertech rings in at around 31 inches or so. I will say this, my cousin, who is 6'2 shoots the havoctec and can absolutely drive tacks with it. So, shoot em all and pick the one you like best.
The vipertech is the modern day version of the Havoctec. I personally don't like short bows and the vipertech rings in at around 31 inches or so. I will say this, my cousin, who is 6'2 shoots the havoctec and can absolutely drive tacks with it. So, shoot em all and pick the one you like best.
#6
You would be hard pressed to find any difference between the Vtec and Xtec.
#7
Xtec and Vtec are pretty much the same. Grip on the Vtec and Vipertec certainly don't feel as "skinny" as with the Xtec. Some like that feel...I am not one of them. The limbs on the Vipertec (32.5 ATA) are more parallel than the other two, but isn't quite as smooth on the draw (typical in smaller bows). I bought the Vipertec over the Xtec because it felt better in my hands and like the idea of a smaller bow when on stand, etc. Bottom line...they're all good bows.


