Well I guess this year it is Parkers turn for limbs to "blow up".
Last year it was Bowtech/Stryker.
As long as these companies keep pushing their product toward the 100% limit its a given that a certain percentage of limbs etc will be flawed.
But speed is what a lot of us live on. I don't know about Parker, they seem like a good product, I use a Stryker 380 and so far so good????
daddus

I have a Ten Point Elite. This will be my eighth year with no problems and I hunt almost every day in Dec. in northern Michigan.
However I did have one of the ThunderBlox noise/vibration limb dampeners break out several years so I removed the other one and now I'm wondering if I should replace them after reading about all this limb breakage.

If you really don't want another Parker, I'm very happy with my Horton Brotherhood. It's light, accurate, and easy to use and maintain. It was $399 for the package that included x-bow, scope, quiver, and 3 aluminum bolts with field points.