Mathews Drenaline

I heard the same thing, can't remember where though? No info here.

7" brace, 1 1/8" wide limbs, IBO 320, 33" A to A, thats about all I have so far.

SUPER LITE, TYPICAL MATHEWS SMOOTH. I FELT LIKE IT HAD A LOT MORE VIBRATION IN THE RISER THAN MY OUTBACK. I CONCLUDED THAT IT WAS NEITHER BETTER OR WORSE THAN MY OUTBACK. BUT THIS IS MY PERSONAL OPINION.

I test shot it...it was nice fairly quiet. However, if does have more handshock than the XT, IMO. The ONLY thing I don't particularly like on this bow is the limb pocket.....or lack there of. There's not a lot of support where the slender limbs anchor into the riser, which can cause the limb to torgue easier if not bottomed out. I'm sure they tested it, but only time will tell.

Honestly, I don't know how Hoyt and Mathews is going to keep up sales against the new BowTec Guardian. I shot it and must admit, it's the quietest bow I've ever shot with blazing speed while dead in the hand. That's a huge statement coming from a longtime Hoyt man! :-$

man every time i turn around its another great new bow! well now i have to shool the DENALINE and the GARDIAN

"BOHNTR"I test shot it...it was nice fairly quiet. However, if does have more handshock than the XT, IMO.

The ONLY thing I don't particularly like on this bow is the limb pocket.....or lack there of. There's not a lot of support where the slender limbs anchor into the riser, which can cause the limb to torgue easier if not bottomed out. I'm sure they tested it, but only time will tell.

I agree with BOHNTR, the other thing I noticed was they went back to a limb angle similar to the original switchback instead of extending the riser and keeping parallel limbs. My other thought on the limb pockets was that it looked like a Browning Illusion limp pocket. Looks like they are behind both Hoyt and Bowtech now.