gutshot

Well I went yesterday and shot the new Drenalin and although I did notice a little more vibration than was in my Outback this is one smooth bow. So smooth in fact that I put one on order. I can't wait until it comes in so that I can set it up my way and see if the vibration leaves.

GMMAT

I noticed the same thing (though slight).

Good luck with your new bow. Out of curiosity......did you shoot the XT?

Jeff

PA Hardwoods

I shot one last night too. Read my review on it in the technical forum and see if I had the same conclusions as you.

Rob/PA Bowyer

Out of curiosity, did you shoot any other manufacturer either? Why would you settlefor that vibration if another bow is just as smooth without vibration? What happens if they vibration does not settle down? I know, lots of questions.

And I can't find a definition for drenalin so why didn't they just name it adrenalin?

GMMAT

Rob:

Mathews already makes a bow without the vibration......2 of them....the SB and the SB XT.

Jeff

Matt / PA

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gutshot

SB: I did shoot the XT and although I did like the way that it shot I liked the feel and smoothness of the Drenalin better.

Rob: I didn't shoot anything else because I'm a blind Mathews fan. I don't consider ir settling, I consider it shooting a smooth bow with a little vibration. If it dosen't settle then I'll shoot a really nice bow with a little vibration. As far as why they called it the Drenalin I ain't got a answer for that I wondered the same thing.
Thanks for asking.

hardcorehunter

There's hand vibration in the drenaline?!??
Can't be.

gutshot

PA Hardwood: My findings were about the same as your accept for the string buzz.One of the things that I was really impressed with on the Drenalin that I shot was that it was extremly quiet. But I cango with you on all of the other points.

gutshot

You can't give it up can you HCH.