View Full Version : 2007 Mathews Drenalin
Willy_R
18-11-06, 09:50 AM
http://forums.mathewsinc.com/images/userpix/3967_Mathews_drenalin_1.jpg
XTfreak
18-11-06, 10:20 AM
Willy_R,
Ok if I order it Saturday how long till its in my hot little hands?
Bill
That's a wierd name from the Yanks, given medically they use the term epinephrin and not adrenaline :lol:
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No eye deer
18-11-06, 02:40 PM
That is SWEET.
Love it, 320 FPS.
33"
3.85 LBS
I guess 3 months and $1350. Although happy to be pleasantly surprised :D Or am I just dreaming?? :D
Mark
rinaldo
18-11-06, 05:32 PM
Brace Hight?
im up for a new bow this year and have been eagerly waiting to see what mathews puts out. it's a hard decision between the switchback and drenalin for me, they are so close in specs and performance.
i dont see why limb pockets a such a critical feature. i think the standard pocket is just to give people peace of mind and because they've always been done the same.
'pulse' would have been a cooler name i reckon.
Willy_R
18-11-06, 07:14 PM
7" brace height !
I'm sticking with my XT's for a while till I squeeze one of these sucker's in my hand.
Start talking that money the Prestige is looking very appealing, it cracks 322 fps @ 29"
NormGunston
18-11-06, 07:15 PM
How is it better than the XT, I want to know! Glad I ended up keeping mine. Need all those Drenalin specs and features in something with a straighter riser and higher brace height.
XTfreak
18-11-06, 07:18 PM
Luke,
most of us Yanks cant spell epinephrin, and we like to at least be able to spell the names of our toys.. :D
Willy_R,
How much and how long????? Im NOT getting rid of the XT Im just being the nosey sod that you know Iam.
Bill
The proof is in the pudding that the yanks can not spell, check out the "Cooler" of the bow or is that "Color" or "colour" :? :lol:
Willy_R
18-11-06, 07:34 PM
No point asking me ! really :wink: But it looks Like the price is about $1300 -$1400 and last year the very first XT arrived the day before christmas !
Willy_R
18-11-06, 07:36 PM
Means the color is "cooler" :roll:
Means the color is "cooler" :roll:
As usual the yanks arn't making much sence :wink: :lol:
Means the color is "cooler" :roll:
As usual the yanks arn't making much sence :wink: :lol:
Nope but they be making some good dollars with these new puppies!
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No eye deer
18-11-06, 09:07 PM
I'm leaving now for "One Pelli". So I can earn enough dollars to get me a new Mathews "Sue Ellen".
Catch ya's next week.(If I can get the net up and running!)
Mark :D :D
the real
18-11-06, 10:12 PM
Is it just me (quite possibly) but Mathews bring out a new bow, just change the limb config and then say tadah new 2007 bow. What is the major considerable change with this bow vs. an Xt?
I think next year your will see a Dernalin with streamers from the Cam saying the new Ladies bow.
XTfreak
18-11-06, 10:23 PM
what i dont like about mathews is their one cam system and its inherant problem of string stretching and shrinkage depending on temperature.
Thats a new one on me. Never heard it before.
Bill
the real
18-11-06, 10:27 PM
Have to agree with Yanky, one thing with the Mathews, when they are made and put together, they stay that way!!!!
I am not biased in the Bow Brands, however in the Mathews Vs. Hoyt department, Mathews ***** Star.
all bows are affected by temperature (string stretching and shrinking) to some degree. 2 cam bows just stretch more uniformly and so arrow P.O.I remains pretty much the same. one cam bows stretch more one way, hence, affecting accuracy somewhat. its obviously not a huge problem. but every bit of performance/accuracy helps.
mathews are a great bow. if i suddenly didnt like hoyt, mathews would be my next choice. maybe.... :D
If stretching strings and cables are of concern to you (regardless of bow make) why not just get a good quality after market pre stretched string as many archers do, myself included.
rinaldo
19-11-06, 09:59 AM
all bows are affected by temperature (string stretching and shrinking) to some degree. 2 cam bows just stretch more uniformly and so arrow P.O.I remains pretty much the same.
Not sure if I agree with you there, a two cam bow has 3 sets of strings compared to 2 for a single cam bow thus more to go out of wack with 3 strings compred to two. With two cam bows if the cams are not synchronized
properly or are even a little bit out off synch you wont get level nock travel. No such problems with a single cam bow regardless of string creep.
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