Buellhunter

Lots of good bows out there.
Try as many as you can and then decide which one is best for you.

North Slope

I have both, they both make a good bow. I got a Drenlin this year it shoots nice and I really like the light weight. See out west we have to hike long distances to hunt, so any lost weight is a good thing.

doublelunginem

Out of the Switchback XT and the Trykon.....Mathews wins hands down. I prefer the Vulcan and the Vectrix personally, but you have to decide for yourself. I couldnt stand the trykon, but yet I own a Hoyt Vulcan. Cant compare Mathews vs. Hoyt or any bow manufactor. They all make great bows and somewhere along the way they end up with lest than stellar products.

MdDave

hoyt-chevy- blonde can we come up with a package deal??????

Deep Chatham

The best bow is the one in your hand when to deer walks by!

SwampCollie

You could probably get used to either and shoot either equally well. I think that the Mathews is a little quieter and smoother, while the Hoyt will be a touch louder, but for the most part right much faster. I think that Hoyts are better made as well, with more attention to detail and quality built in.

Bowtecs are outstanding bows, and their catalouge brand, Diamond, is a great value. I am thinking about purchasing a High Country bow this year.

BackwoodsBuck

As everyone else has said, they are both supperb bows. You will be happy with either. Just shoot both, one will most likely feel better to you. Get it.

With that said, MATHEWS RULES!

Hoytteen

It really depends on how you shoot them and how they are tuned up and stuff...i'm a hoyt boy but like everyone else says, u gotta decide

sr77

Preacher, that was funny, I got a kick out of that Now stop drinkin, and put Bowtech back into my quote

Shane

monsterbucks2011

just what hunteropel said you have to shoot them both to see which one feels better i personaly think mathews hand grip sucks.