What does anyone know about it and what should one cost?

It has the cable slide instead of the rollers. I'm thinking about $800

pros and cons on that feature

The hyperlite has been one of our best selling bows. It is basically a DXT with no rollerguard to make it lighter weight. It uses the same limbs and cams as the DXT but costs less, we have them in the store for $775.


Josh

But for about $50 more, can't you buy the DXT?

Yup you sure can! annd for $100 more you can get the Z7.... it just all comes down to what you want in a bow more than the price of it





Josh

I really liked the way the z7 shot, but the draw was not as smooth as the reazin but it felt better to shoot then the reazin. I'm 48 and I will shoot the bow I buy for the rest of my bow hunting life. I cant see me shooting the z7 for another 7-10 years. I liked everything about it but the draw. My PSE stingray set at 64 shooting 274 is easier to draw than the z7 set at 62.I know, blast me now for shooting a pull shoot an explode. I haven't made up my mind yet, Im looking for another bow, because I don't like going on a bow trip with just one bow. I want a back up or my stingray to be my back up. and I wouldn't mind having something new, my stingray is great for a 10-11 year old bow. I also shot a few more mattews which had smoother draws than the z7, but didn't shoot as smooth as the z7.

Durn, I think I should sell my DXT to you and I will go buy the Z7.

What do you want for it?

I would let it go with string loop, limbsavers and string leaches, or whatever they are called, for $650. I would need the sight, rest and quiver to outfit new one.

how long have you had it?

Got it I think middle of '08