Stick with the Bowtech, there is nothing about Mathews that makes them better than most any other manufacturer.

 

What cool tech does the Title have?

 

Here’s a controversial thought: once you get past the tuning bells and whistles, you’re left with a bow. That bow is defined by the riser, cams etc. But how does the bow then shoot? The evidence I am seeing is that the Title is a truly exceptional shooter. Hanswn has not shot this well in a long time and the rest of the pro staff seem to be gelling really, really well with their Titles. I shoot Hoyt at the moment, but I have certainly noticed that the Title is performing really well and users tend to report that they like them a whole bunch more than their TRX. I really liked my 39 Gen 2 in many ways, but the back wall I hated. It’s hard like a limb stop in either the hard or soft setting. Too hard for me. No give whatsoever. YMMV Of,course, but I far preferred my current bow, the Stratos 40. ‘But where’s all the cool tech’ you ask? I don’t know…. but I got a bit distracted with all the Xs it was punching and how easy it was to shoot well to care….

The ‘tech’ markets well, but it doesn’t magically put arrows in the middle. There’re many other things about a bow that might be far more important for you.

personally, I’d buy a Title blind over a Reckoning Gen 2 (which I’ve owned). I loved my TRX 40s and the Title seems to be a real knockout

 

Everyone has preferences they like in a bow that matches their shooting style. Buy the one that gives you what you are looking for.

 

Also looking to buy a Bowtech Reckoning G2 over a Matthews. I've seen several reviews say that the Matthews can be tiring to shoot and can be difficult to manage when you have to let down from full draw. Has anyone had the same issues with a Bowtech? My current bow is has a 55 lb draw weight.

 

The Title won’t be any more difficult to let down from full draw if set at comparable let off. Naturally, a Title at 80% may feel harder to let down than a Reckoning Gen 2 at 70%. Target bows set at target let offs are a non issue IMO. They’re nothing like hunting bows at 85 or 90%.

 

Thanks, I currently have a hunting bow, but not sure what the let off is. I'm still leaning towards the Bowtech. I want to get more into tinkering with the bow. I have access to a bow press, but don't want to have to buy all the mods to adjust draw length on a Matthews.

 

What are the let off options on the Bowtech? I see Matthews has options for 70, 75, and 80 percent based on which cam mod you have.

 

The Bowtech Gen 2 has a real advantage in let-off. You can adjust let off a pound at a time. Also using time lock you can adjust draw length in fine increments. If the back wall is too firm for your taste you can take one stop off like Tim Gillingham did, put on hoyt round rubber stops or buy Lucky stops.