Make sure it is your draw length, or you will need to pay $100 for changing the cam, as is the case for any Mathews Solocam bow. Also as for any bow, you need to have a guarantee to return it for full refund if it shows up with cracked limbs, has been dry fired, etc. Buy from AT when you have reached your 20 post count. An excellent condition Creed is about $400.
Good luck.

 

Thanks. The draw length is correct, which is nice. I am worried about cracked limbs though. I had one older bow grenade on me and don't want to repeat that. I suppose Creed is considered an older bow these days too though Maybe I better find a more recent model.

 

Buying any used item has its risks. I would look at the rating the person has as far as sale's online. I like to look at the timeing holes to see if they are no longer round and are oval shaped, string track with any areas that are showing serving sepration. Look along the corner edges of the limbs to see if its catching any fiber or has signs of wear. The Creed had a bit of a jumpy cam on it. It will keep you honest through the shot. It is a great single cam and I think some are missing the nostalgia of the single cam. The Creed had two different draw stops for it. To get more valley and make it less jumpy go for the smaller draw stop. Overall I loved my Creed and wished I still had it because it was one of the last single cams Mathews made. Depending on if its in great condition I would never go anything over 475-500 max.

 

Have a gently used Creed XS fully equipped I'm considering selling as I'm looking to get the new VXR. Just FYI

Will be posting it on AT soon. PM me if interested.

 

I have a creed great hunting bow