Post by BT on Apr 28, 2013 21:09:07 GMT -5
I think both bows are built well for what they are by what I have seen but with that said....
The PSE strings are top notch and as good as any winners choice I have had in the past. That saves $100+ right off the bat.
There is no yoke system on the PSE and it doesn't need it due to the fact that it is built on the same old technology that allowed the BK2 to be the fastest bow in production for over 10 years.
Those yoke harnesses on the Mathews is just one more thing to go wrong. When hoyt abandoned the yoke system there was a reason for it.
I like the way the grip is designed on the PSE and don't have to go looking for aftermarket grips to rectify an overly large grip, as I view the Mathews to have. I also don't have to worry about being maxed out in performance due to the fact that the Omen did not involve a fixed cable guard as did the Monster. Another 15fps could be had with the PSE with the addition of a Bow Turbo....If I wanted.
The Monster also didn't feel as well balanced. By comparison the PSE seems much lighter... although it isn't. It's just better balanced. Both bows are great on the shot but the Monster just seemed to have a much flatter top end to the cam...which I wasn't thrilled about.
The PSE strings are top notch and as good as any winners choice I have had in the past. That saves $100+ right off the bat.
There is no yoke system on the PSE and it doesn't need it due to the fact that it is built on the same old technology that allowed the BK2 to be the fastest bow in production for over 10 years.
Those yoke harnesses on the Mathews is just one more thing to go wrong. When hoyt abandoned the yoke system there was a reason for it.
I like the way the grip is designed on the PSE and don't have to go looking for aftermarket grips to rectify an overly large grip, as I view the Mathews to have. I also don't have to worry about being maxed out in performance due to the fact that the Omen did not involve a fixed cable guard as did the Monster. Another 15fps could be had with the PSE with the addition of a Bow Turbo....If I wanted.
The Monster also didn't feel as well balanced. By comparison the PSE seems much lighter... although it isn't. It's just better balanced. Both bows are great on the shot but the Monster just seemed to have a much flatter top end to the cam...which I wasn't thrilled about.
