More or less what I was expecting. This is year 4 of this generation / riser configuration (at least for the carbon series) so they continue to make incremental tweaks to try and improve the bow. Prices aside, they seem to have addressed key areas. Guys have been complaining about mass weight for years and it looks like they were able to trim these down a bit from prior years. Hoyt has lagged a bit in the speed department so they added a little more juice. Limbs have been a little longer than competition so now it's a more compact package, etc.
People will complain about the limited adjustability of the new draw mods but then when Hoyt makes a more adjustable mod, those same people moan about being stuck on the inefficient side of the mod. I've already seen people (who haven't even seen the bows in person lol) saying that the lack of tuning features like Darton, Elite, Bowtech is disappointing and lagging behind, yet at the same time people want bullet proof reliability and durability - adding screws and moving components doesn't help those things. Not defending their designs but more just saying that from an engineering perspective, you can't have everything you want.
Only time will tell and like most years some will love them and some will hate them. I'll probably keep rocking my older rig for another year.
