My first impression is wow
to the lack of lateral nock travel from brace to full draw.
They definitely nailed the 3 track system.
There is literally no change from brace to full draw, the cams stay true, no lean.
With the large amount of adjustment in valley, let-off and draw length I’ve got it about spot in to feel on draw cycle when comparing it to my Ritual 30’s. I would say it’s actually a little smoother, although a little slower as well.
A couple downfalls for me personally, you are limited on tweaking the bow to increase peak weight. For reference it would be like the Elite Envy’s due to the post where the cable wraps full circle. You don’t want to twist the cables so these touch hard as it will cause serving wear as well as put off more felt vibe. Generally speaking you even want a slight gap so peak draw weight will be limited even with tweaking to maybe 2# more than right out of the box. Wish they offered 75 or 80 pound limbs.
Balance is great but noticeably a little heavier in the hand than my 30’s,
To be expected.
I honestly feel it’s an awesome platform to build off of. The initial specs on first release may not be for everyone but I will be curious what comes of it moving forward.
Draw length will run longer than your current two tracks if you want the same feel you more than likely will find yourself needing to shorten the draw length position 1/2” shorter than what you have set on your current 2 track Elites.
Extremely friendly to the consumer and pro shops in setup and tuning to the archers preference.
Looking forward to diving into this bow deeper and seeing how this platform compares down range. I feel it’s going to be the most forgiving platform they have produced to date.
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to the lack of lateral nock travel from brace to full draw. 
