I knew the razzberry finish was too good to be true haha. I might have to stick with the getting the infinite edge for now, and who knows what diamond is releasing next month or next year. maybe there's an even more flexible shiny women's bow. I really liked the finish of the razzberry on screen. is there anywhere that I will be able to get a bowtech online at some stage?The razzberry does not come with the RAK package.
You only need the B range if your draw length is below 16 inches. A range should work fine. A is the stock setting so unless you have arms like a T-rex dinosaur,... you will only need to adjust the cam modules to the correct setting for your exact DL. Easy, but you need lock tight for the bolts like the manual says.infinite edge is sounder better and better by the minute. Spent today watching lots of youtube videos (public holiday in Australia, woohoo) and the reviews are looking good.
Ah yes, I downloaded the manual too, and watched more videos and it does look easy to switch it in and out. just gotta get it to a shop to switch it from C to B to A. looks like i'm sitting around a B range at the moment, and I think B will last me till I get one of the higher end bows. And thank you, now I get the whole max poundage for the compounds. much more flexible than the recurve that's for sure, which was one of the main reasons why I wanted to make the switch over.
For all of you who have the infinite edge, did anyone get a stabilizer? is it necessary? i'm looking for something not too fancy, basic that fulfill its purpose would be great. what would you guys recommend? the RTH package doesn't seem to come with it.
That's definitely a good idea. I would imagine their online catalog is not that complete. I've tried emailing them, but no one is replying. I'll give them a week.Contact the Cabelas you are going to and ask which bows they have on hand to demo. The poundage on compounds is adjusted by turning the limb bolts (you should be able to download the manuals for the bows). I would think your draw length would be close to your recurve but you never know. That is why it is good to actually shoot the bow.
I'm liking your wife's style. I'm thinking of getting the Gold Tip Ted Nugent Pink Arrows, just cause. I'll check out the Victory Pink Arrow Project arrows too.You only need the B range if your draw length is below 16 inches. A range should work fine. A is the stock setting so unless you have arms like a T-rex dinosaur,... you will only need to adjust the cam modules to the correct setting for your exact DL. Easy, but you need lock tight for the bolts like the manual says.
BTW, the limb bolts can't be used to shoot when backed out past the reference hole. However, you can back them out past the hole to put slack in the string so you can select B range or C range. Just no shooting until they are tighted back in beyond the reference hole. See the manual's page 6. A dealer would be best but the bow can be maintained and fully adjusted at home.
My wife mounted a six inch Octane stabilizer just like the stabilizer that came with my Assassin bow. I am not saying it is a great stabilizer, just one we picked because it wasn't too big. She has also mounted our club's huge target stabilizer to the Infinite Edge just to try shooting it. It worked fine. She also added a home made parachute cord wrist strap to give the bow a personal touch. She shoots the Victory Pink Arrow Project arrows. They are the pink arrows that help women cancer causes.
yes indeed. i'll get them to call before i get there in july. lots can happen in 3 months. like maybe, the release of a newer fancier bow for women. or would you guys advice not to get anything that's too brand new? like the apple products.If you can have your relation here call the store and talk to the archery department. If not you will have to do it when you get there.
always thought bear was a big popular one too... but i'm hearing that it is hard to adjust, not as flexible such and such.Yes bowtechs are popular. One of the big 3 most people will say. (Bowtech Matthews an Hoyt)
Cabelas only has the edge (on the website) and it seems like they don't carry bowtech. I've checked with the bowtech site, and it seems like its 40min-1hr drive to the closest pro shop that might have it. I'll just have to narrow it down a little more to the brands that cabelas carry. have you guys shopped there before? are they helpful much? the bf and family isn't really into bows. it's just me.The edge draw weight it 5-70#. Cabelas carries them. The biggest factor that convinced me to buy the edge for her was for the price it was ready to shoot package. No other bow was and the price of the bare bow was equal to the price of the edge ready to shoot.
Like I said the accessories are cheap on the edge but great for learning.
Comparing the edge to the Matthews and Hoyt the edge just felt all around more comfortable and lighter than the other two. We didnt shoot them but the edge felt more comfortable in hand. Don't know much about pse.
Best bet is to go to a cabelas or pro shop and shoot a couple. Don't buy one until you've tried all the ones you want. Every persons different and you might hate the edge.