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Loading...Published by mark kennedy on 02 Apr 2008 at 05:00 pm
Has the Solocam reached its limit?
recently i have been hearing a lot of bow bashing, brand A is better than brand B because of this and because of that. Typical things you know, but then i heard one At’er refer specifically to mathews solocam design. This Poster elaborated that mathews was fast becoming obsolete to bowtech. Now i am definatly not a mathews expert, but one i have shot both brand bows and personally i feel mathews to have the more advaned technology, and two i’m pretty sure mathews sales are through the roof.
This poster also explained how mathews has not had a good selling bow since the switchback which they hardly sell anymore. 1 the switchback is still one of the hottest selling bows and 2 what is the drenalin? chopped liver! His only suggestion was that mathews drop the solocam design and start working on a new cam. While this may be something mathews should do i believe that the solocam is still a top choice amonge many shooters.
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wyojon137 on 02 Apr 2008 at 6:05 pm #
Yes Matthews makes a very nice bow while so does Bowtech. The differences are in the performance. While Matthews i silky smooth and very quiet bow. Bowtech perfers to take things to the limit performance wise. That is what their company is based on. Matthews have had a technology that has worked for quite some time. What alot of people don’t know is that the same engineers that produced and perfected the E for bowtech were among the same that produced and invented the solo cam with Matthews. They just wanted to go farther where Matthews had no need to. So they went to work for Bowtech in 1999 when they went into buisness. In a nut shell, technology wise there is much more that can be done with a dual cam than with just one and customers that want a faster and more tuners bow should go with a Bowtech while customers that want a quick, quiet and smooth bow should by all means go with a Matthews. It is all personal preferance.