why not

I'm in love, the bow is GORGEOUS! but wheres the camo?

That's not a "bow" either. Looks like it'd take 2 grown men just to pack it into the woods. Probably take a rocket scientist to work on it if it ever broke too.

looks like an old Oneida on steroids.

Just look at all the expensive things that could, and probably would, break on this gem.

Appears to have too many moving parts for my taste.

Ugly!!!!!!!

Different Strokes. I'm not replacing my Matthews, but someone may like this.

You can't reinvent the wheel, but I guess you can add a few. The "regular" compounds available today are so accurate, smooth and easy to shoot - how does a new mousetrap add to bowhunting? Take all the wheels off and the fun starts!

Got gizmos?

Oneida has some serious competition for the ugliest bows.

that is no mathews

the perfect defense when the melgatrons attack!!

I'm a "more is less" guy. I would like someone to "simplify" the compounds not make them a art sculpture outside a Science Museum

I can see myself getting all tangled up in that thing....who designed it Rube Goldberg???

To many parts. Looks to complicated.

this is getting a little our of control

Are those teardrops on the string, below those outrigger things? This thing almost makes that $2600 one with the kung fu grip or whatever it had look practical.

It looks like an oneida, got to love it; wont get tangled up in all those extra strings by the main one. It is great!!

Good Grief! Who designed this thing... Eiffel?

Them damn Traditional guys keep pushing the envelope.

Terrific! Can I get a rifle stock for it since that metal is bound to get cold. Maybe mount it so that it is parallel to the ground. Also add a string catch so that I can keep it cocked while scratching my ba!!s.

Tell the Terminator his new dental floss applicator is in.

Hey, new bows are always cool to look at!

Way too short for a 31" draw length like myself

Too short, looks like a square instead of a bow.

Me tolerating compounds and having one, thinks the center of gravity should remain over your hand, not back over your forearm. You better have a mighty strong wrist to hold this steady. Probably to much $, and it's ugly, to many things to go wrong on it also.

depends on the price and if it really works when you shoot it

Is that a racing wheelchair?

Insofar as the world divides into optimists and pessimists, those with the dark view which focuses upon our inadequacies become mechanists. Their suspicions require them to seek out compensations for human shortcomings, inventing contrivances and devices that fill in where Man falls short physically or emotionally. Their solutions to the problems of human experience find technological expressions that smooth us out...The purely mechanistic way must necessarily erode the spirit and the soul. No escaping it, is there? Its fundamental pessimism rests upon an assumption about inadequacy that corrodes the ethic of aspiration. It may place the risks for failure and the responsibilities that attach to them outside ourselves, but at the cost of depriving us of personal successes and the causes for celebrating triumphs, too. The mechanistic world becomes the construct of a resourceful brain that parts us off from our heart and muscle. We become divided and diminished in such a world, unlit puppeteers tugging at grandiose schemes which dance about in an increasingly complicated and rickety universe. -from dean torges-

Ever see the Oneida bow, this bow is the same concept, but looks far more complicated.

Looks like I'd need an instruction manual to draw it back.

I looked at the web site, it has 28-31 inch draw length adjustment and also adjusts from 40-70lbs. Life time warranty except for the limbs which is five years. That worries me a little. My Parker is life time on everything. If it's not $2000 it might be a good bow for a younger archer with all of the range of adjustment. I would like to shoot it before I really decide.

Might as well be thumbs down all the way.

DAMNED! They're beginning to look like a vertical crossbow!!!!!!!!!!!!!

looks like an erector set

Looks interesting! At least this thing could kill a deer? Got to give these guys props for at least trying I guess!

Erector set by Matel.

How do you type TAPS?

I need more info but with only a 227 fps speed it is a slow boat. I looks like it may work for some people. Cost?

We should be able to see this thing on Star Trek soon, looks Klingon to me. And "MSRP: Unknown at this time" means the more ya'll like it, the more it's going to cost.

Looks like somebody from Oneida is sleeping with someone at Mathews. Cross polination of steel and wheel. Just put a little wood in your hand and go to work. Life was ment to be simple!

Bear Polar meets 21st Century CNC machining.

Who knows it might shoot well.

Lots of nostalgia--reminds me of an erector set.......

Another ridiculous design.

That thing has more wheels and cams than most cars.

Ditto on the erector set comments. Best use for this bow is in futuristic movies.

TO MANY PARTS

Only thing missing is the turbocharged engine.

Too ugly to survive.

looks like an updated Bear Delta V - guess I could kill a deer with it if I through it at the deer

Not a chance

Looks like a cool bow. I'm a gadget freak and I'd love to shoot it. It should be camo, though.

YOU HAVE GOT TO BE KIDDING

It is an interesting design. Just imagine what people said the first time they saw wheels on a bow. It all depends on how it shoots not how it looks. I like the wide range of adjustability.

to much gigets gagets

The 'short bow' frenzy was cute, but ain't it getting just a little bit ridiculous? Might be a neat little gadget, maybe would make a nice party favor, kind of fun to play with, but I don't see any practical niche for it. A long time ago, a guy at a gun show told me 'Put a couple of pipes together with a spring and a firing pin, call it a gun, and somebody will buy it. Make it shiny, and they'll pay twice as much.' Looks like the same thing goes for archery. BSODS

is he practicing with his new computer mill had some billet stock left over????

Simply put- I couldn't draw my bow with TWO wheels when the 6x6 walked down the hill this year- I sure as hell ain't going to the mountain with SIX wheels...

Try to build bows that are simpler in design, not something that will be hard to fix in the field.......6 wheels??? C,mon, the engineers need to look at the old designs and try to improve.

Who ever backs up stuff like this is a moron!

Just what the world needs--another monkey motion machine!

back in the mid 70s (i think) Bear made one about like that,couldt give one away

can ya shoot it with fingers LOL.. again..WHY??? this has got to END!!!!!

Ugly,nasty,filfy little bowses!

what ever happened to good old stick and string? ugly

Looks like my old Jennings model I with new parts. Excpet this one is about 2 feet shorter--and about a foot too short for my tastes.

great another string gun

Looks like a mechanical nightmare!!

I might not like it, but someone will. It does look interesting.

Lots of moving parts, looks wierd, mom would think you'll hurt yourself.....but I like the idea.

I'd really like to shoot it.If the wheels perform, at 70# it could pull like a 30# bow. Ugly, but so's my 3 Oneida's.

Ill stick with my MATHEWS!!!!!!!!

Looks like a tuning nightmare. Probably cost the same to tune as the other bow costs.

Breaks the KISS rule of archery.."Keep It Simple Stupid".

Send it back through the Stargate..

agree with meateater

I think I'd get decent reception if I could figure where to mount it on the roof.

It has a decent look, but is that what all the wheels are for? I would have to say that I see error in anything trying to look pretty rather than serveing a purpose. Fairly slow... no camo... (well that can be fixed)I am really split since it is versatile. Give me a fair price and a quiet smooth shootin bow and it may sell.

Does it come with a tripod?

Looks like something my six year old built with her mechano set.

One of the neatest electric basses I have seen in a long time. The single string might limit the 'playability' though... Hey, what the heck, try it first. I would not buy one though, even if it was $50. No, make that any price.

i dont think anyone in my neck of the woods is machanicly inclined enough to fix it WHEN it does break!

It looks like someone has been playing with an erector set.

Way to busy for my taste, to many things to go wrong on this bow and how many local hunting stores will be able to work on it effectively.

TOO COMPLICATED

Looks more like power lines than a bow no thanks

looks like a bear to tune. too much stuff to rely on. maybe ok for indoor, 3D, etc. but, I wouldn't take it hunting.