Post by: The Gobble-stopper on May 28, 2015, 05:07:52 PM
Post by: Tfowler89 on June 04, 2015, 08:37:15 AM
Post by: BABackcountryBwhntr on June 04, 2015, 08:55:06 AM
Post by: The Gobble-stopper on June 04, 2015, 12:41:50 PM
for the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
Post by: vandeman17 on June 04, 2015, 12:43:47 PM
Post by: The Gobble-stopper on June 04, 2015, 12:44:36 PM
I own the Diamond Infinite Edge. I have been shooting it for over a year now bought it brand new ready to shoot in Dec 2013 for roughly $500. Currently have it set up for instinctive shooting. Decided to drop the sight and release after being inspired by Tim Wells for years now. I love it and dont plan on going back. Great bow for the buck. Very durable been put through a lot.Thanks for an answer. Just got word that diamond redid the infinite edge this year,,, the pro model. And redesigned the cam, for total smoothness. And lenthened the draw to 31 inch. May be exactly what I need...
Post by: tjthebest on June 04, 2015, 12:54:40 PM
Post by: flinger on June 04, 2015, 12:59:47 PM
No thoughts of switching anytime soon :tup:
Post by: actionshooter on June 04, 2015, 01:26:49 PM
Post by: jackelope on June 04, 2015, 01:31:07 PM
for the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
Post by: Tfowler89 on June 04, 2015, 01:56:49 PM
Post by: Smoke on June 04, 2015, 04:49:43 PM
Post by: jburkett on June 04, 2015, 05:08:46 PM
also the diamond line is a solo cam and bow tech are two can bows. And are definitely not left over partsfor the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
Post by: soccerftw123 on June 04, 2015, 10:20:00 PM
Post by: The Gobble-stopper on June 05, 2015, 09:30:33 AM
I hear a lot about cams, and I was not sure what it all meant, I found a good sight that explains the difference. And may help others understand. Here is the link. http://www.huntersfriend.com/_help_popups/whatsthis12.htmalso the diamond line is a solo cam and bow tech are two can bows. And are definitely not left over partsfor the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
So reading this, and searching a little more, it seems that the infinite edge and infinite edge pro, both have dual cams. Am I right?
Post by: baker5150 on June 05, 2015, 10:05:12 AM
also the diamond line is a solo cam and bow tech are two can bows. And are definitely not left over partsfor the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
My Diamond Infinate Edge is a Dual cam :dunno:
Post by: jburkett on June 06, 2015, 09:57:26 AM
yes they are duel cams. The last time I was looking at new bows all diamond bows were single cam. But that is no longer the case.also the diamond line is a solo cam and bow tech are two can bows. And are definitely not left over partsfor the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
My Diamond Infinate Edge is a Dual cam :dunno:
Post by: JustinC15 on June 07, 2015, 08:17:01 PM
The reason the infinite edge is dual cam is to get that broad range of adjustability. Diamond is a Solocam Bowtech. they are all made in the same place. But in all honesty if your looking at a diamond, check out the Hoyt Charger for the price it blows all diamonds out of the water. The Charger the bow i shoot now.yes they are duel cams. The last time I was looking at new bows all diamond bows were single cam. But that is no longer the case.also the diamond line is a solo cam and bow tech are two can bows. And are definitely not left over partsfor the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
My Diamond Infinate Edge is a Dual cam :dunno:
Post by: BABackcountryBwhntr on June 08, 2015, 08:54:37 PM
The reason the infinite edge is dual cam is to get that broad range of adjustability. Diamond is a Solocam Bowtech. they are all made in the same place. But in all honesty if your looking at a diamond, check out the Hoyt Charger for the price it blows all diamonds out of the water. The Charger the bow i shoot now.yes they are duel cams. The last time I was looking at new bows all diamond bows were single cam. But that is no longer the case.also the diamond line is a solo cam and bow tech are two can bows. And are definitely not left over partsfor the same $ 500 range you can get a hoyt charger, it is a hoyt, not bowtechs leftovers and a much better bow for the price... just something to consider.you saying bowtech's are leftovers? I went to the diamond plant in oregon and watched them build the diamond.. Didn't see a room where they were remaking bows??? Am I missing something
I think what he's saying is Diamond is Bowtech's more budget friendly line....kind of like Reflex is to Hoyt. Their lower end line of bows.
Not actually "leftovers" per se.
My Diamond Infinate Edge is a Dual cam :dunno:
another person with common sense! seriously though in the 500 range you can not get a better bow.... my wifes shoots awesome and the FPS is the same as my 1000 dollar faktor...... and yes.. diamond is bowtechs cheaper stuff, as is reflex to hoyt.
Post by: Jimmybelltown on June 08, 2015, 09:07:49 PM