Keep it. I have really started to think some of the older bows, all brands will perform just as well as new ones. Some new ones have easier tuning systems or neat accessories but not really a better draw cycle or easier to shoot more accurately.

Especially if you shoot it really well, I have screwed up many times selling a bow I got along with very well for something else I wanted to "try".

 

I think some manufacturers are making bows more difficult to tune. The split yoke system on older Hoyts made correcting fish tailing arrow flight much easier.

 

As someone who has been shooting the same bow since 2007, the only reason i could see to upgrade would be to access better integration via accessories
Things like front and rear Pic mounts, integrated V-Bar mounts, limb legs and tight mounting quivers would be nice to have but, but it would mean you're building an entirely new bow to take advantage of them (which in 2023 is big $$$)

I recently picked up a Helix Ultra to "upgrade" from my 07 Mathews
Only reason i bothered to upgrade is because i wanted a dedicated 3D Bow and a dedicated Hunting Bow
If it wasn't for that, I'd probably stick with my old Mathews

 

I know this an old thread but just put new strings on mine just in time for turkey season. Shooting great it may be best hunting bow I ever had. It’s not great for me shooting 3d, I can shoot it 30 times but first 5 shots are dead nuts to 40 yards every time.

 

Keep it, I’m in your boat I have the Hyper Force and don’t really see to much to change for, so I will continue to shoot my 50# Hoyt at 265 fps with a 380 grain arrow.
Good luck

 

I always liked the look of the helix riser

 

I was going to start looking for a 2024 bow, mainly for longer axel to axel length and more poundage (not for any good reason admittedly) and making my helix turbo my backup. I put new strings on it and can't imagine myself shooting anything else. 29" draw feels really good at 31" axel to axel and groups great. I'm not convinced the shorter riser impacts accuracy that much on the modern bows, but i haven't shot anything else. Now that the 2024 bows have been out for awhile are there any compelling reasons to find a 2024 bow? i'm thinking about just looking for another helix turbo.