Looks pretty impressive. It looks like a redesigned cable slide that must be putting a preload on the bow I am assuming.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HReAlh-fa70



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bu_eR8qU9wk

sure seems to work.

rick

I'd like to weigh all the arrows that were shot. I'm a natural born skeptic.

Smoke and mirrors. I think the comments on you tube are dead on. They end up holding the cables in a static position increasing poundage. The cable slide is no longer a cable slide but instead another pivot point.

I wonder how it would effect a manufacturers warranty?

I am just wondering if there is going to be long term damage to the limbs/bow and if it will void out any warranties?

anyone?

rick

Mathews and Bowtech both have static pulleys instead of slides, what are the reasons that PSE and Hoyt dont have them?

Correct. Not only that but I would guess that by pulling the cables forward it also rotates the cams a little farther increasing the draw length. Couple the two together and I could easily see 15 to 20 fps increase, but then the bow doesn't fit me any more.

Do have to admit that if someone with a regular guarded bow has an itch to get some sort of roller guard this would be an easy way to do it. And it could be moved from bow to bow as bows get replaced. It just may reduce noise from cable vibration, too, so it might not be all bad.

An example of what you just said: Martin just came out with a roller guard this year on some of it's Pro series bows. They actually state that the roller guard increases the bow poundage by approximately 5# over a regular rod and slide, assuming the same limbs.

I'm sure we'll see some of them around sooner or later.

60$ for a bow turbo.

I'll keep my 272 fps

I shoot a GTO, i dont need another 30 fps.[8D]

Gay name.

Interesting product.

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