Diamond Infinite Edge Review

at 57 yrs of age, i needed a bow to shoot in the garage over a long winter. I have a hunting & 3D bows.
you can shot this bow for hours, its comfortable, smooth,shock free, nice valley. absolutely no regrets,
and I will hunt with it in a tree stand. GREAT job Bowtech/Diamond

Have not shot a bow is 20 yrs, wanted to get back into the sport. Being left handed and on a budget, I knew it would not be easy. After reading all the reviews on Brand X and Y sporting good store decided on this bow. While looking though the bargain cave at the local Cabela's(for fishing lures) I spotted a left handed one in blackops. I bought it on the spot. 5 Months later I love this bow. I shoot 1 1/2 groups at 40 yards(maxx yardage i have tried yet) I did replace the sight, was hard to adjust on the left handed bow.( a friend has the right handed and it is easier to adjust) I now get more bullseye's then buddy's with 20 years of shooting experience.

Set at max poundage and a draw length of 30" it shot so fast for a $277 bow. Was on sale at Dunham sports. With cat whiskers all u hear is the arrow wisss by and impact on target. I used a single cam Matthews for years and this shots as good if not better. It will make pass throughs on big bucks zip through and stabs in the ground using a 100grain shockwave. These broad heads fly perfect to the field points without broad head tuning. Get a nap Apache fallaway rest and u will out shot all your buddy's. There mouths will fall to there boots or they'll act like u didn't just Robin Hood there arrows. Get one its just a bow tech. Give them the shaft.

Did a lot of research before I bought anything. Being predominately a firearms user I found a lot of sticker shock looking for a bow. Wanting to get a hobby for me and my daughter that didn't revolve around computers and not annoy neighbors archery seemed a decent start. We went through 3 bows from different makes trying to get one to fit her. Ended up having to get the same thing I had gotten myself so we could shoot together, but in stylish pink camo (oh as they call it "blaze"). For both of us, who have no real clue what we are doing and going off what we are told by our local Bass Pro archery department I am happy to say we not only hit the paper, but can hit the bullseye, which makes a 12 year old want to go practice even more. I'll be honest I bought this mainly as a way to save money and not have a pile of crap for myself. The fact the store here cannot keep them on the shelf and are sold out to the point I was told to order one online to make sure I even got hers this century was kind of a good sign I picked right as a totally clueless amateur looking to spend some quality time with my kids.

My bow is the Infinite Edge, I like the back wall on this bow. It is solid, but has a slight, slight ever so slight bit of "play" at the wall itself, almost as if you're just flexing the limbs. (Maybe I am?) I swapped all the things that came on it. I put a Trophy Ridge whisker bisquit and a SPOT HOG "SPOT ON" 5 pin sight on it I got a G5 quiver for it but I never put it on there. I put limb sav'r silencers all over it I got 2 on the "pull" portion of my string and 4 more on the "X" portion of the strings "in the middle", 1 on each limb and a limb sav'r silencer "cork screw 4-5in. ver." Anyways, It's the best! The bow is a very VERY primitive weapon and for man to still be using it just blows my mind sometimes, but thanks to science and technology we now have the most advanced bows ever seen in anytime in history and they've all been leading up to this one. When you hold this bow you may or may not realize it but you are holding in your hand 4000 years worth of technology and the infinite edge is the final product. The last one that ever needs to be made its perfect. What do you look for in a bow? Whatever you just said it has period. I'm not joking you will not be disappointed in this bow. Buy one for every member of your family and tell your friends and you will never have to buy another bow for any of them EVER and they'll love it. I've fired at least 1300 arrows over the last 5 months of owning it...(I don't shoot everyday) I practice hitting bullseyes at 40yds all day long, when I rarely miss its definitely me not the bow. I have and can hit 50 yard bullseyes but without a backstop I'm scared to lose my arrows so I keep it at 40 most of the time. My poundage is at 55 and the arrow flies very fast down range. Its very quiet, it has no resonant vibrations, the draw is smooth with a progressive feel to let off and let off is on the bottom end of shallow. Not too deep but not too shallow, just about right for a "itchy let off feel". I have the blackops version and camo'd limbsaver accessories and it couldn't look any cooler if I wanted it too. What can I say 4000 years and we humans finally got it right. The perfect bow for anyone.