Double Lung Em

Just wondering for those that have shot both, how does the draw cycle of Bowtech's duallies compare to the spiral cam.5 by Hoyt?

mrfritz44

The Hoyts are smoother, but they have a mushy back end. Once the Dually is back, you know you've got a consistent wall.

TFOX

I have never heard anyone call the SPIRAL mushy before.Are you sure you are not comparing the cam 1/2.Some have said they felt mushy to them but that hasn't been my experience.

I really haven't compared the 2 but the Spiral seems to be more than I want at my normal poundage but I might be able to back the poundage off a bit and shoot one.I have been wanting to do this just to see how I like it but I haven't been able to get a 50#-60# to try.I know I don't want to hunt with it but it might be fun for 3-d.


I will just give my OPINION and that is the Hybrid system is an awesome system and superior IMO to a true dual cam.I know with the quality string materials and quality string builders that this isn't as big of an issue as it used to be but is still in the back of my mind.I also believe a Hybrid has better shooting characteristics but like I said.This is only an opinion and in no way am I trying to bash or put down Bowtech or any duall cam bow.

mrfritz44

You're right TFox..........I was seeing "spiral" and reading "Cam & 1/2".........

In light of this, I can't comment having not shot a spiral before.

Fritz

PABowhntr

The Bowtech dual cams definitely have a stiffer draw cycle though both are on the far end of the draw cycle spectrum. The Spiral cam with the draw stop does have a solid wall at full draw and feels roughly equivalent to the Bowtech duallys. The difference overall though is in the speed you are obtaining with any given brace height. The Supertec requires a 6 inch brace height to get that 330 fps + IBO speed rating. The Bowtech Patriot DC has a 7 5/8 inch brace height and is rated between over 330 fps as well.