Matthews drenalin

[winona walleye]

anyone buy this bow or hear anything about it, im thinking about getting one for a grad present, i shot it the other day and it was silky smooth and quiet, just wondering what other people thought of it though

[harvey lee]

My son purchased one this summer and used it this fall. very happy with the performance and he also scored on four deer.

I di believe I will be upgrading my Matthews next summer.

[sticknstring]

I shoot one. I've had it since March and am very happy with it. Quick, light and very smooth. I'm sure the graduate would be very happy to have one.

[UMDSportsman]

It is a very nice bow. lot of people love them. Last summer i bought a new bow, very tough decision. long story short, i chose the hoyt because i didn't like the grip on the drenalin.

[Wensel]

You may want to look at the Mathews DXT too.

[sticknstring]

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i didn't like the grip on the drenalin.

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I didn't either at first. Took awhile to get used to but I don't mind it at all now. I love the grips on the Bowtechs. Narrow.

[cat-man]

love mine, wouldn't trade anything

[sticknstring]

Hey Cat - You reside in Crosslake? Last weekend I was up there was 10-11" now after the 2nd wave I'm hearing 20". Any truth to that???

Might have to put the bow away and get the feeder going.

[winona walleye]

after reading things online and talking to a few pro's i found out the grip is molded to be comfortable at full draw giving in a better point of pivot after arrows is released resulting in better shots, many bows are changing grips now, finding that it does influence the shot

[cat-man]

i'd say 14-16" after a couple days of settling, I'm not puttin my bow away until the 31st.