[crooked stick]

How many from the Bowtech crowd are going to jump ship to Elite if you don't see lambinated limbs in '07?

 

[Techy]

I have no problems with bowtech limbs. And if I did than I have a lifetime warranty. :wink:

Oh, and elite has limb failures as well:secret:

 

[DBL LUNG]

I'll still stick with Bowtech. I haven't had a single problem out of the 3 Bowtech's that I have owned.

 

[bbarnett51]

I have no doubt that bowtech will have some pretty awesome bows out. They always do....I have no concerns with the limbs.

 

[Tax Lawyer]

I have no doubt that bowtech will have some pretty awesome bows out. They always do....I have no concerns with the limbs.

 

[meanv2]

I have no doubt that bowtech will have some pretty awesome bows out. They always do....I have no concerns with the limbs.

Ditto

 

[parkerbows]

It seems like most guys that have issues with their limbs never even owned a bowtech before, just like stating there are problems

 

[xtremetj]

I can't wait to see them. The area rep says it's unbelieveable. Better than the Tribute. My wife is going to kill me if I ask for another bow this year :tongue: .

 

[Brian D.]

No worries here. I will stick to bowtech too!

 

[Deer Stabber]

They are going to have to have something that is really impressive to get this tribute out of my hands!!!!

 

[phf]

My dealer told me that his rep said when he shot next years bow at 29" @ 70 pounds with a 350 grain arrow, he felt less shock than the tribute and looked at the chrono and it read 351, now thats awesome if you ask me

 

[mdewitt71]

Wow.....

just when I am getting ready to drop some $$$$ for a special camo Tribute.....Looks like I need to hold off.

When is the release of 07 models for Bowtech, anyone know???

 

[KBacon]

Well I'm currently on my 3rd Bowtech soo far.. and it's an '04 Pro 40 Dually. Never had a single limb issue... and I push my bow to the limit. I still think alot of the "limb issues" are press related.. and if there are a few issues.. then that's what the warranty is for.

I remember a few years back when Mathews limbs were cracking left and right..

I'm definately planning on a new bow for '07... can't wait to see what's in store from everyone for '07... be it Bowtech, Elite, Mathews, Hoyt, ect...

 

[niteshade]

just when I am getting ready to drop some $$$$ for a special camo Tribute.....Looks like I need to hold off.

When is the release of 07 models for Bowtech, anyone know???

usually november

 

[KBacon]

Right after hunting season.... you know... when your old bow is obsolete!!! :wink:

 

[crooked stick]

Personally I don't know...

I for one am still undecided. I like my Bowtech and the piece of mind that comes with owning a product from an established company. I have had zero issues with my bow, but even as great as it is I am conscious to the fact that it could be improved upon. I am in no way brand loyal so when you figure in lambinated limbs, less weight, and less cost it is a tough decision. :darkbeer:

 

[Hemingway]

If you've seen the new crossbow that Bowtech has been working on, one thing will stand out.... split limbs. Thats my prediction anyway.

Looks like I picked a good year to buy a 3D bow...

 

[crooked stick]

Split limbs sound good to me except for one concern.... are you asking for trouble with a glass split limb or will the split limb be as durable as a solid limb?

 

[EricO]

I for one am still undecided. I like my Bowtech and the piece of mind that comes with owning a product from an established company. I have had zero issues with my bow, but even as great as it is I am conscious to the fact that it could be improved upon.

I am in lock-step with you here. If I put a new bow in the plan for next year I am going to shoot everything I can get my hands on before I buy. Mathews is supposed to have a little faster bow with 7 more dampeners this fall. I will try that one. Maybe Hoyt will replace the Zephyr cams with something a little better on their new parallel limb bows.

I am in no way brand loyal so when you figure in lambinated limbs, less weight, and less cost it is a tough decision.

Depends on how much less and what the courts find, though not in that order.

 

[bigrackHack]

Split limbs sound good to me except for one concern.... are you asking for trouble with a glass split limb or will the split limb be as durable as a solid limb?

Hoyt's ZR series glass limbs are bulletproof, so I'd say they'd be ok if they're ordered as good as Hoyt's.