Bowtech insanity cpxl or Hoyt T vector
It's come time to buy a new bow. It's down to the Hoyt turbo vector or Bowtech insanity cpxl. I have shot both, and they both feel great. I personally give the edge to the cpxl. My dilemma is I heard of various issues with Bowtech in Canada when or if repairs are ever needed. Customer service is a big thing when I purchase anything. I learned my lesson a few years ago when my Mathews blew apart and couIldn't get limbs for 2 months. I ended up buying another bow.
Now the to the T vector. It also shot good. Both bows were not tuned, just a quick set up. There is a lot of talk with the dreaded tail left tear. It's a lot of moula to put down on a bow that may present tuning issues.
I'm looking for some insight on Bowtech customer service in Canada, or any other issues with the cpxl.
As well, for those who own or have shot the T vector, what are your thoughts on tuning etc.
Thanks for your input in advance.
It's come time to buy a new bow. It's down to the Hoyt turbo vector or Bowtech insanity cpxl. I have shot both, and they both feel great. I personally give the edge to the cpxl. My dilemma is I heard of various issues with Bowtech in Canada when or if repairs are ever needed. Customer service is a big thing when I purchase anything. I learned my lesson a few years ago when my Mathews blew apart and couIldn't get limbs for 2 months. I ended up buying another bow.
Now the to the T vector. It also shot good. Both bows were not tuned, just a quick set up. There is a lot of talk with the dreaded tail left tear. It's a lot of moula to put down on a bow that may present tuning issues.
I'm looking for some insight on Bowtech customer service in Canada, or any other issues with the cpxl.
As well, for those who own or have shot the T vector, what are your thoughts on tuning etc.
Thanks for your input in advance.