Maxxis 35 or Alphamax 35?

[BRP700]

I'm looking to buy a bow and I've narrowed it down to 2 options the Maxxis 35 or the Alphamax 35 from Hoyt? I would go with either of the 32's but I have to long of a draw length (29") and I'm still growing so if anyone has any knowledge between which one is the better bow that would be great.

Thanks

[Jagermeister]

Virtually the same bow, whichever one stokes you would be my guess.

[bowhunterbruce]

both the maxxis and the alphamax are almost the same bow.about the only difference is the cable guides are on rollers with the newer maxxis which imho is a great added feature.most hoyt compound bows have a modular cam which allows you to switch your draw lengths so if you want to go with a shorter bow you can do so just by haveing your cam adjusted to fit you.the maxxis usually comes with a cam that is set for an average of 28 to 30 inch draws.yet any dealer worth thier salt can place a smaller 26 to 28 or larger 30 to 32 modular on it to acccomidate the buyer all ya gotta do is ask your supplier.
as for which one to get.the bow itself will tell you that.you want whatever feels the best in your hand because the bow should be apart of you ,just an extension of your being.especially if its is all set up correctly to fit only you.
bhb

[BRP700]

thanks for your info.

[bochunk2000]

I have an Alphamax 32. I love it. 29" draw lenth is not too long for 32. It comes in that stock...
Steve.

[bigshooter]

I love the maxxis just saving up the money now.

[bochunk2000]

Shoot them both if you can. Pick wich ever one make you tingle in places you don't talk about at parties, lol

[Bowzone_Mikey]

29" draw is not too long for a 32 inch a2a bow ....

the 35s however are inheiretly more stable ...

whatever floats your boat

oh ... and they are the same bow ... with differant cable managment system