What I miss most about my DXT is how light it was, how easy it was to carry and maneuver. I really enjoyed that bow. I really enjoy my XLR8 too but it's a little harder to hunt with than was the DXT. I really liked the Z7 when I shot it, but not enough to jump. Now with the 28" Z7 Extreme it's over. Can't live without that bow. I'll keep the XLR8 and score me one of these as quickly as I can. I wonder if the wife will let me sell her car to finance it?
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Originally posted by TX_Kevin View PostWhat I miss most about my DXT is how light it was, how easy it was to carry and maneuver. I really enjoyed that bow. I really enjoy my XLR8 too but it's a little harder to hunt with than was the DXT. I really liked the Z7 when I shot it, but not enough to jump. Now with the 28" Z7 Extreme it's over. Can't live without that bow. I'll keep the XLR8 and score me one of these as quickly as I can. I wonder if the wife will let me sell her car to finance it?I remember a day that I caught penty of grief from you over calling the monster heavy
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Originally posted by Mojo View PostI've got the regular Z7 coming and still think it's the best fit for me...all them others are good for Mathews as they look to fit every body type out there...I've shot the Z7 and it definately is one smooth shootin' bow...
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Originally posted by hopco.boy View PostYAWN! Looks like the same bow over and over to me. Just a little different axle to axle or brace height. Guess maybe they were looking to cover all types of shooters.
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Originally posted by Txnrog View PostMost manufacturers are doing this these days - Look at Elite, Strothers, PSE, Bear, Hoyt, Bowtech, etc. . . . I am going to postulate that the issue is the current lineups are selling well, they introduced new technologies a year or two ago, and are milking that with new 'variations' on their hottest sellers. Biggest technology change I've seen come out is the carbon riser hoyts, but haven't seen those from the other manufacturers IMO b/c it really hasn't caught on that much yet. Would be willing to bet that they all have a carbon riser bow designed, and are waiting to release based on sales #'s of the hoyts.
Hoyt came out with the cam.5 and then it was havoctec (30"), razortec (32"), ultra, hyper, and so on.
look at the bow and they were essentially the exact same bows with just a little bit of difference in the ata and riser design.
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