Bowtech carbon knight or a Matthews

I have a Carbon Knight and love it, but it all depends on the shooter and what they feel comfortable shooting.

Own a bow tech, but local shop here has the new defiant in and tech said I really needed to shoot it.

Also they started carrying Mathews again, looking forward to shooting the No Cam bow

you need to visit several archery pro shops and shoot all the bows within your budget

have an open mind and let the bow choose you, don't buy based on what your best friend or cousin shoots

with today's technology, there are lots of great bows to choose from

Like everyone else said, go shoot them all within your budget. As far as the carbon knight goes, it owns the budget carbon bow market. Last year i had every intention on buying one, shot several other bows, and ended up with the Hoyt Powermax. For the money that bow is incredibly hard to compete with.

It's one of the no cam bows. There's a 5,6 and 7 model. The number is the brace height. I like the 5 for the speed. Ibo is 353fps. I haven't shot one yet but I'm going to soon.

Honestly you would have a harder time finding a crappy bow. Bows now are so much better than they were just 10 years ago. I've always had Hoyt's in the past and love them but got a great deal on the Mathews creed and that thing is awesome

You're right, I misread on Mathews site. How you like the halon? And what do you want for it?

Also, I know you said Mathews and bowtech and I suggested the Mathews I like, but have you considered PSE? I shoot a pse x force axe 6 and love it. I know there's a few guys on here that shoot a pse too. I want that Mathews Halon but it's going to be real hard to put down my pse. I've been shooting it since 2010 and have taken quite a few deer with it all on an over pressured wma and they never react to the shot before the arrow hits them. I'm sure it's not the lightest or quietest bow out there but it's scary fast. Whatever bow you get, just be sure to shoot grim reaper broadheads