mplane72
PMA Member
I have been shooting a CS ZT 34 for about 5 weeks now. I was set on getting a Nytrum Turbo until I walked into a shop on the right day and got a disgusting deal on the CS. I really like it. I dropped to 60 # dw on this bow. That's why I was planning on the Turbo but am happy I went this way. Still shooting the same 415 grain arrow I was out of a Maxxis 31 at 70 and happy with the performance.
Only difference between the 2 bows is the brace hight and the cams. I don't think the BH is noticeable. The turbo cam is more aggressive and I did notice that.
The only thing negative I will say about the carbon bow is the finish. It's not very durable. While I'm not one of those guys that's anal about appearances if I would have paid full price I would not be happy. Granted, I have the Harvest Brown riser so nicks and dings show easier but I already have worn off the brown around the grip.
Only difference between the 2 bows is the brace hight and the cams. I don't think the BH is noticeable. The turbo cam is more aggressive and I did notice that.
The only thing negative I will say about the carbon bow is the finish. It's not very durable. While I'm not one of those guys that's anal about appearances if I would have paid full price I would not be happy. Granted, I have the Harvest Brown riser so nicks and dings show easier but I already have worn off the brown around the grip.
hoosierhunter
Active Member
The brace height won't make a noticeable difference from 30 and closer. Once you start shooting at 40-50 and beyond it will magnify any errors in form.