Evolve

[Buckmaster81]

Have any of you shot the new PSE Evolve? I just shot it this weekend and was very impressed with the smooth draw cycle, solid backwall and lack of shock/vibration after release. I have shot most of the new bows from the major companies and I am torn which way to go between PSE Evolve/ Mathews Halon/ Elite.

 

[scrotcaster]

Really cant go wrong with any of todays bow. Me personally i shoot a PSE and have had great luck with it,, but there has been more deer killed with wooden longbows than any of today's modern compound so what do i know,, Best of luck

 

[KDM]

Mechanically, I think most of the name brand bows are solid killing machines. The differences to me came in the hand grip, noise, and overall fit to the way I pull a bow. Choose the one that blows your skirt up the highest and let'er rip.

 

[luvcatchingbass]

I'm agreeing with everyone above. I don't think you can really go with todays bows so go with whatever feels the most comfortable to you. When I decided to upgrade a few years ago I was between a Hoyt, Bowtech and Mathews that where all in my price range. My deciding factor was shooting them next to each other with no sites and the Mathews stacked all the arrows the Scheels guy had, after that he believed me when I said I used to shoot no sites.

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I'm agreeing with everyone above. I don't think you can really go wrong with todays bows so go with whatever feels the most comfortable to you. When I decided to upgrade a few years ago I was between a Hoyt, Bowtech and Mathews that where all in my price range. My deciding factor was shooting them next to each other with no sites and the Mathews stacked all the arrows the Scheels guy had, after that he believed me when I said I used to shoot no sites.