i came here to say the same thing. ! 😅😅 But i do like thatbyes doing numbers now, and not just saying why its good. We can actually decide based on results, not just a opinion. Even though i trust MFJJ's opinion, i still want to see for myself. But you have to go shoot the bows to know which one is roght for you. So I would just try pick a few that fit your hunting style from the video, then go shoot them at your local shop to decide. This year i bought the SS34 without even shooting it. I absolutely love the bow, but i saw every reveiwer given that bow praise. So i did it. but dont do what i do. 😅😅 Good luck boys!

He does explain it in a lot of his videos

Was there any difference in the draw cycle between the two? This bow seems pretty quick considering it had the comfort mode 😳

Bowtech's worm gear allows the cam to move for nearly infinite adjustment so there is no cam lean (no need to shim), not sure where you get the idea that elite is superior. That said, Both companies make great bows.

I agree.. Bowtech was my second brand I tried, Mathews was the first. Now shoot PSE and I'm not going anywhere... If elite makes a 34" carbon, then I buy one.

@The-Jokes-on-You I was saying elite has more options for tuning I said bowtech does have a good system but elite has more options I've owned both and like both but I've also have seen a lot of post of bowtech locking screws stripping also mfjj says the best way to tune a bow is moving the cams left and right the reason you do that is to adjust cam lean both elite and bowtech do that so I wouldn't say one is more superior than the other

@@The-Jokes-on-You also what I was getting at with elite being able to adjust the roller guard and having the 1/4 draw length with adjustable lettoff has a big factor in tuning

Elite has more options than bowtech. Elite is using a limb pocket adjustment to basically "yoke tune" and the cams can still be shimmed if that's your flavor. Bowtech cams can be adjusted with simple tools "shimming" but they have no way to yoke tune. Between the 1/4" draw adjustments, adjustable roller guard, crazy letoff adjustments and premium strings you can't go wrong with elite. My omnia has been throwing 350-385gr arrows at a pace of 4500+ arrows and I still see no reason to install my catfish strings. I have to go shoot the newer bowtech models to be fair but the omnia draw IMO is far superior to the sr350 and the omnia had better speed tests. This bow is on my radar for a daily shooting/3d bow but im not giving up my omnia. Even owning an rx7 I still prefer my omnia's draw force curve.

It's the reason I went with Elite. I didn't have to spend another $1000.00 for a rest and sight I already had. I can see where a shop owner sees that as a missed sale.

@d500mag2 You wouldn't have to buy anything different on a bow that has those options. They also provide standard mounting options. The problem is if you already own a pic sight and/or a dovetail rest Elite doesn't offer a way to use them on their 2024 bows.

The least amount is reflex the bette. It makes it so you cant torque your bow. I shoot the bowtech SS34 which has 0 reflex. and i have to really try to torque it in oerder for it to do it. But then i shoot my mathews no cam. and its like night and day. My left and rights get all fucked up from torque.

See review from Coyote archery. Tests both kairos and ethos with performance and smooth mode with spied tests and feel

Wrong😂😂😂

I’d love to know the explanation behind this comment?

@@nathanbrooks4324 nothing is integrated into the bow. Like mfjj said. Companies are making products for those parts to keep your bow Slim. Elite is out dated and that is a fact.