Compound Bow Comparator

The Mathews McPherson Series MR7, which retails for $999.00, sets the bar high for a shootable speed bow. Many shooters flocked to the M7 last year with the characteristics that set it apart from other bows, even the other bows in the Monster Series. The MR7 still has the blazing speed, the forgiving brace height, the great balance, but it is what it doesn't have that makes this bow that much better. Gone is the slight hump in the draw cycle and, even more importantly, so is the hand shock and vibration. This bow easily has its place on the 3D course or in the woods due to all its great features. Mathews states that the MR7 has power and control in one package, they are absolutely right. Read full review...

The Mathews Monster 7.0 is one of the best fast bows on the market. With low hand shock and vibration, this great shooting and forgiving rig has a smooth (and a bit stiff) draw cycle. While some shooters feel a little hump closer to the end of the draw cycle, others are pleasantly surprised with the lack of it. With a longer AtA length, the Monster 7.0 is good for both hunting and 3D shooting. A lot of archers and hunters strongly agree that this is one of the best fast bows on the market: it's smooth, forgiving, and very well balanced. Overall, this bow is a great choice for everyone who likes fast and accurate bows with a smooth (but a bit stiff) draw cycle. Read full review...

• One the best speed bows on the market
• Very quiet for a speed bow
• Little or no hand shock /vibration
• Forgiving as possible for a speed bow
• Modular adjustment
• Fits archers up to 32"
• Great Balance and Stability

• One of the best speed bows on the market
• Very forgiving for a speed bow
• Has a smooth draw cycle
• Has minimal shock and vibration
• Modular-adjustable eccentric system
• Well balanced and stable bow with a solid back wall

• Stout draw cycle (though smooth)
• price

• The draw cycle is a bit stiff (but smooth)