new hunting + 3d do it all bow - what would you get?

[KFhunter]

considering a new bow this year


haven't been keeping up with it all

[mtbiker]

I went with a 2013 Hoyt Spyder Turbo as my do-it-all bow.  Obviously, with this approach you give up (to a certain degree) the finer points that a usage specific bow would provide.  But those end-up being very small compromises in my book.  Other bows I consider were the Bowtech Insanity CPXl and the Athens Afflixtion.

[Jellymon]

A 34-35" bow with 7" brace will be a great all around bow. All brands are great and it's all about personal feel. Shoot a bunch of bows and see what feels best. Stay away from short light bows, no matter what anyone says they are NOT as stable or forgiving.

[D-Rock425]

Hoyt syder.

[whackmaster]

i havent heard of the syder

[D-Rock425]

Brand new 2013.

[h20hunter]

Decent bow....

[JPhelps]

Shoot a bunch of different bows and get the one that feels right for you.

[Button Nubbs]

something fast in 60-70lb 34-36" ata. drop down to 60 for 3d with light arrows or crank it up for hunting if you wish.

[earlmarne]

if i was in your shoes and had money to burn.itd be the bowtech cpxl.that is one bad bow from what i read.

[coachcw]

Bow tech will be my next bow

[wrongway]

Take a look at PSE they have a bow out there for everyone now

[bowjunkie]

was in your same shoes bought a hoyt spider love it but no matter what people say always shoot first then make your decision what feels right to some people may not be right for you

[NWWABOWHNTR]

Mathews, Hoyt or PSE... you can't go wrong in that order...... shoot them all and pick the one that feels best to you

[dreamingbig]

Hoyt Vector 35