Compound Bow Comparator

The Vendetta is not breaking any speed records with 330 feet per second, but those who have shot the Vendetta will rave about its smooth draw cycle. For $699 the Vendetta is a great option at a reasonable price for a Pro Series bow and the technology that comes along with it. The ability for the Vendetta to be used on the range and in the woods may help justify the cost for some as well because this bow will truly do it all. It cannot be overstated that the Drive cams are smooth drawing and the bow is amazing to shoot. This will be the selling point for many shooters interested in a new bow with a forgiving brace height and a longer axel-to-axel measurement. Read full review...

The PSE EVO 7 was created for those shooters who want a fast bow, but are not willing to go with a shorter brace height. PSE did a nice job responding to the wants of shooters by producing the EVO 7 along with the EVO. With 335 feet per second, and tons of useful technologies, the EVO 7 is designed with hunting in mind. The EVO Hybrid cam is a very smooth drawing cam for a speed bow and will leave many in shock with how well it performs. The ease of adjusting the cam to meet individual needs without having to purchase anything is a great design as well. Although the bare bow weight is a bit on the heavy side, shooters interested in a smooth drawing speed bow should give the EVO 7 a shot. Read full review...

• Inner lock cam modules adjustable between 26.5-32 inches in half-inch increments
• A great mix between speed and forgiveness
• $699 price tag for a Pro Series bow

• Forgiving 7-inch brace height
• Fast speed of 335 feet per second
• Smooth drawing speed bow
• PSE's second generation inner lock cam system allows for six inches of adjustability in half inch increments without the use of a bow press or having to purchase additional modules

• A bit heavy with a bare bow weight of 4.3 pounds

• 4.4 pounds may be a touch heavy for some archers