thoughts on switchback
#1
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Fork Horn
Joined: Oct 2003
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From: Maine
I realize this has been discussed a ton but I was wondering if anyone was unhappy with their switchback. I am thinking of ordering one and just want to make sure.
I would love to try out some bows but no one around here has a switchback or any bowtechs in stock. Everyone around here carries PSE and jennings. If you want a mathews you have to order it.
Any thoughts on the switchback would be great.
Thanks
I would love to try out some bows but no one around here has a switchback or any bowtechs in stock. Everyone around here carries PSE and jennings. If you want a mathews you have to order it.
Any thoughts on the switchback would be great.
Thanks
#2
That is too bad that you can't shoot them first. I did shoot the new SwitchBack and it is a great bow. I shot it side by side with the Trykon and to ME the Trykon just felt better. I do think it may be worth your time to find somewhere or someone that could let you shoot several different bows. I don't think you will be disappointed with a SwitchBack but I know I would not want to be buying one without shooting others. Good luck to you.
#3
I love my Switchback, but I'll be trying out the new Trykon in a couple of months...just cause I'm a bit curious. I'm sure it shoots great and I love the Hoyts, but you can't go wrong w/ a Mathews...great quality bow. Shoot a few and decide what feels the best...yeah, it's almost a cliche on here, but it's the best advice.
Good luck in your pursuit of happiness!
Good luck in your pursuit of happiness!
#4
I prefer my Outback over the Switchback. I have been hearing alot about the Ross 334 and 337. I am going to find a dealer and shoot one of these myself. On Archerytalk there is a post on there and a whole pile of poeple have switched from the mathews to the ross. Plus it is cheaper!!!!!
#5
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: SCHENECTADY New York USA
I love my SWB too.VERY smooth shooter.I have been shooting Mathews bows since they came out with the Z-Lite,,I think 94'.No real interest in trying any other "brands".I will admit that the BowTechs have peaked my interest,,with all that extra speed,but every time I do get a chance to draw one,,I know/feel how the get the extra fps.I think I'm too use to the Mathews draw cycle.I can live with that

#7
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I think it would be worth your while to take a drive to an area you can shoot the bow first. Chances are there will be a Hoyt, Botech, and other dealers in that area. Shoot them all and buy the one you like best. With that being said, you won't go wrong with the Switchback.
#8
Love my SB as well. Another thing to think about: when you get the urge to upgrade down the road, that Mathew's bow will still bring ina good re-sale price over some of the other brands on the market. So if your holding off to save money, when you finally decide to sell your "brand -X" bow, it's going to cost you more later because you'll loose more down the road. Just a thought.


