Have you bought a 2013 bow?

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Originally Posted by CoHiCntry

I'm looking to get a new 2013 bow. So many choices I don't know how I'm gonna narrow it down. I'm in the new bow every 5 years or so club too. I hear guy's ordering new bows before they're even on the shelf? How do you know your gonna like it or it will fit you right? Just curious...

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I bought my Spyder the day after the Hoyt rep. came to the archery shop here in Vegas that I go to...(shot out to Pacific Archery :p). He comes every year....so I was able to try the model out that he had with him at the shop.

I love my Bear Carnage so much that new bows don't even tempt me right now. It's fast and quiet, and it sends arrows where I aim (if I do my job right). I guess I lean more toward the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" way of thinking. And I'm cheap. :D

I ordered a Spyder Turbo in 80LB traded in the insanity since it lived up to its name it drove me "Insane"

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Originally Posted by Shaun

I ordered a Spyder Turbo in 80LB traded in the insanity since it lived up to its name it drove me "Insane"

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Haha, might upgrade my DNA to 80lbs also.


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Originally Posted by velvetfvr

Haha, might upgrade my DNA to 80lbs also.


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If your talking about the Bowtech Insanity? if so, and for what it's worth...the guy that I had build me new strings and cable and super-tuned it with paper and a hooter shooter, made a comment that the Bowtech Insanity's are a lot harder to keep in tune....

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Originally Posted by Shaun

I ordered a Spyder Turbo in 80LB traded in the insanity since it lived up to its name it drove me "Insane"

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LMAO! :eek:

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Originally Posted by THEBuzz

If your talking about the Bowtech Insanity? if so, and for what it's worth...the guy that I had build me new strings and cable and super-tuned it with paper and a hooter shooter, made a comment that the Bowtech Insanity's are a lot harder to keep in tune....

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No not knocking it at all, just thought that was funny. No bow is hard to keep in tune as long as you have quality strings.


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...No worries, I was just trying to nail down the "Insanity" whether it was a Bowtech or another Bow maker...lol they change model names so much I can't keep up. I need to state my point better....as bows gained in speed and lower brace height. I think they are less forgiving than earlier bows. And I want to make sure my equipment is right, cause heavens knows, I am the weak link in the shooting chain....

I usually stick with one bow year after year. Technology really doesn't change that much every year anyway. Shooting 5 yr old matthews right now, bought a newer one off Craigslist super cheap off a guy that buys a new one every year. Looks and shoots like a brand new one.

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Originally Posted by THEBuzz

If your talking about the Bowtech Insanity? if so, and for what it's worth...the guy that I had build me new strings and cable and super-tuned it with paper and a hooter shooter, made a comment that the Bowtech Insanity's are a lot harder to keep in tune....

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Ya it diddnt really have a problem with tuming. It felt like a PSE just wierd to shoot for me. I have always been a matthews guy until I changed to this and it wasnt my cup of tea. I also noticed what was looking like fletching contact on the bus cables. With the closest bowtech dealer 3.5 hours away I decided to get rid of it