View Poll Results: Reezen 6.5 or 7.0
Reezen 6.5
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Reezen 7.0
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Mathews Reezen 6.5 or 7.0
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I was just wondering if anyone had experience with both bows and would suggest one more than the other. Such as, if the 7.0 is that much more forgiving to make losing some fps worth it. etc
Last edited by Waldo Hunter; 08-01-2009 at 09:21 AM.
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Well my first question would be is 5fps going to make a big difference on making my mind up i dont think so. I dont think i would get 340 out of the bow after putting on a Dloop pep plus the weight of my arrow. Because that 340fps is based on having nothing on the string and the arrows weighting 350g with a 30" draw at 70lbs with that said i dont know if speed is going to make a big diff with these 2 bows. mind you im no pro but that what i think.
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I liked the draw cycle better on th 7.0. It was noticably easier for me to pull back (29" draw and 62lbs), so I'd say it was worth sacrificing a few FPS. But, in the end, I passed on both. My Drenalin is smoother than both, and is deader (if tha's a word??)in my hand than the Reezen. Reezen is a great bow, just not enough for me to jump at for a few extra FPS.