Compound Bow Comparator

The PSE X-force Omen Pro is one of the fastest bows on the market today. Improvements to the Omen Pro for 2011 have made a speed bow, with a short brace height, into an accurate shooter. Additionally, the new riser and limb pockets help with accuracy but also make the draw cycle on this bow much smoother than its predecessors. The draw cycle is also enhanced by adjustability to the back wall and valley. The Omen Pro may not be for everyone, beginners may want a slightly more forgiving draw cycle. However the Omen Pro may be perfect for the serious bow hunter and/or 3D shooter requiring the speed to forgive yardage errors. Read full review...

The PSE Dreamseason EVO is a great addition to the already successful X Force line. A bow this smooth is typically much slower; because of this shooters are equipped with a faster bow with more kinetic energy than before without a more extreme draw or added draw weight. With several technology upgrades and the convenience and ease of the adjustable cam, this bow promises to be PSE's flagship bow for 2011. The EVO is not the most inexpensive bow, but many feel the technology upgrades are worth the extra money. The EVO has a very positive following and just may be what PSE is calling, "The Ultimate Hunting Bow." Overall, the EVO would be a great bow for those looking for a fast, balanced, smooth drawing hunting bow that works well in the tree stand or ground blind with the ability to shoot 3d on the weekends. Read full review...

• Very fast and powerful
• Very solid back wall
• Relatively quiet for a speed bow
• Low shock and vibration (with a stabilizer and other silencers)
• 2011 Omen Pro is surprisingly accurate
• Adjustments in cams help customize draw cycle

• One of the best high quality speed bows in 2011
• Great shooting rig (some shooters believe it's better than the ever popular Axe 6)
• Well balanced bow with a solid back wall (one draw stop on each of two cams)
• Extremely adjustable eccentric system - no bow press or modules are needed to change the draw length
• Surprisingly smooth drawing for a speed bow (no hump or short valley)
• Good valley (not short and not long)

• Draw length specific cams
• Stiff draw cycle with a short valley and notable hump
• Not the most forgiving bow

• The draw cycle is relatively stiff (but very smooth)
• May be a bit heavy for some although very balanced in hand (4.4 pounds)