how many of yall either own or have shot the Hoyt carbon Syder turbo? i have owned a Hoyt Vulcan and an Elite but looking at the Spyder. what is yalls opinion?
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I don't have the turbo but I just got a 2014 carbon spyder with the short ATA and it's blown me away. I got a good enough deal on it I couldn't turn it down and I couldn't be happier with how smooth the bow draws and how easy/accurate it is to shoot.Comment
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I have one and love it. Is one of the nicest shooting bows I've shot. Love the ata and draw cycle. Not to mention it's very light.Comment
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I like the carbon spyder. However, the backwall on the hoyt line is "mushy" to me. It isn't what I'm use to shooting over the years, so I couldn't get use to it.
Nice bow though.Comment
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I don't have the turbo, but I have the carbon spyder 30, & love it! I had an Element before that, & was super happy with it as well, & a lot of guys love the element over the carbon spyders, but for me, there's no doubt that the Spyder is my favorite. It's certainly all a preference thing, & feels different in the hands of every individual. I'm not, nor have I ever been a speed freak. I hunt heavy, & live by the thought process of having the "toughest" & most "durable" stuff I can get my hands on. I think Mathews makes a much "prettier" bow. I have never owned a Mathews, or any other brand for that fact, but it's not because I am biased or some sort of Hoyt fanboy, but in my personal preference, they usually offer a very rugged & dependable product. The draw cycle is good, Im perfectly fine with the backwall, but once again, to each their own, & it just feels very comfortable in the hand. I haven't noticed any annoying vibration either, & its so light that its mind boggling. This may not be helpful at all, & others may disagree completely, but I always said I wanted a bow I could drop out of the stand from 25' up, or beat up against a pig's head to kill it if need be, & still be comfortable with it getting the job done if I needed to draw it back & sling an arrow 30 seconds later. And I do realize that a lot of that has to do with the sights, rest, etc. that will be on the bow, but I feel like my Carbon Spyder is just that. I am hard on stuff, & don't think too much into how cool a bow looks rather than how versatile & dependable it is, & I couldn't be happier with it bud. To this point, its the best bow I have ever owned, & at 1600.00 a pop, may be the last one I can ever afford lolComment
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Following...I have shoot the CS ZT30 and love it I am wanting to shoot the CST ZT to see how that is before I order.Comment
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Sorry to say it your bow is likely out of tune. My back wall is solid. The turbo is the best bow that's ever fit me. Shoots like a dreamOriginally posted by 12RingKing View PostComment
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I just recently bought the CST ZT and love it. Solid back wall, fast. So far this would be my favorite bow that I've owned. No complaints.Comment
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I shot it, but decided on buying the Nitrum 30 instead. I liked it just fine, but I couldn't see enough advantage to the carbon to spend the extra money. Now if I'd had gotten a really good deal on one, I'd have probably bought it.Comment
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I have several of them in stock. If your in the area you can come by and shoot one. It shoots very good.Comment
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I have a CST on its way to me. I will let you know.Comment
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New to the TBH, just got introduced to archery last March. Thought I would chime in on this thread. Alot of buddies of mine swear by Mathews. I just couldn't get used to the grip. I shot a friend of mines Hoyt and liked it very much. On Craigslist I found a used carbon element rkt and got it at a nice price and made a friend in east tx. Just tried out the spyder turbo and really enjoyed it. Guess I'll do alot more shooting , before I decide to spend the money on a new bow. Very nice though indeed. From a Hoyt supporter.ps. love my elementComment
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OP come see me and shoot em all.Comment
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I like my cs30Comment
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