2023 Diamond Edge Max with MFJJ!!

[@JJ79_]

Finally audio on both channels, thank you!

[@kengmoua1091]

First bow I owned was a Diamond infinite edge pro. Solid bow for a newbie like me and decent for continuing to gain some better shooting techniques. Price point was great for the value I got but unfortunately my nephew dry fired it and broke both limbs. I have upgraded since but I harvested the biggest Buck with my Diamond. Thank you MFJJ with the great content.

[@JLUnit416]

I cut my teeth on a Bowtech Fuel, almost a predecessor of sorts. I recently got an SS34, which I definitely really enjoy, but I found myself shooting my Fuel tonight with a newfound appreciation and a bit of nostalgia. I just may head to my local pro shop; where I originally purchased it from, almost 9 years ago, have it restrung and use it as a backup bow.

[@steviegallegos9470]

I think it's great that you are reviewing entry level bows. 4 years ago I bought a Diamond Edge SB1. I had an old, permanent shoulder injury, and didn't know if I could ever draw enough weight to hunt. 4 years later, I am shooting a 60 lb Bowtech Eva Shockey Gen 2, and got my first elk this year. That Diamond bow is now teaching my husband to shoot. It's a great bow to learn the ropes with!

[@aaronmcwilliams7014]

Gotta say. Good call doing entry level stuff. You guys have the most educational content. Love to get more people into the sport. Thanks for the great work.

[@HighRoad317]

Great video!! Looking forward to more plus a shoot off comparing higher end bows.

[@heathhenry6083]

I remember when Diamond had the Razors Edge. I bought one for my wife for Xmas, years ago. It was a great bow that got her started shooting and adjustments were so easy. Thanks for the review.

[@toothlessarcher]

I bought a Diamond Edge 320 last May, and it is really good at teaching you the fundamentals. Getting back into archery the weight range allowed me to build up to the 65 goal i have for now, and it was one of the few budget bows that i could use draw length wise (30.5"). I would recommend it and the newer one for anyone who is wanting to start their compound bow journey. For accuracy, I can routinely have a 5" grouping of 5 arrows at 60 yards. At that range though and with this bow, slight missteps in form, or release show up very clearly.

[@martirojo]

Joss, really glad to see you are testing not only prime line bows. Very interesting

[@BowMadOutdoors]

That is pretty cool bow for that price range, technology is stepping up all the way around. Thank you for all the work you put into showing viewers all the Awsome products, it’s not easy to do what you do, much appreciated!

[@midwestsportsmanlife]

Josh you are going to set the industry standard. Nice to see the entry bows getting reviews too. Keep up the good work.

[@CM-pc4xu]

Got the SB-1 for my son who took his first two bucks with it. Great starter bow, but the strings are trash and it's difficult to tune with so much adjustment in weight and length.

[@ApexPredatorOutdoors]

The entry level group represents an underserved group of archers. Too many people jump in with a Flagship bow and realize they can't handle 70 lbs and the huge price tag right out of the gate.

[@daniel_bryant]

I think it's awesome that you're doing some more workman price point bows. Instead of only the high end bows. About time somebody started doing them

[@bradlauber9097]

Still probably accurate enough to target also shoot deer with. I believe sometimes it's the archer and proper form than the bow. Get the bow to fit you well also a bow grip that feels right in your hand makes a difference!!!

[@noobnaab4647]

Finally , some earth to earth content/review...Cheers thanks 😁🏹🇵🇹

[@scottschmeling7622]

Thanks for your time, and honest review of bows of all prices.

[@Akpepper22]

This is my first bow I'm shooting right now. It is very easy to use & adjust but it is kind of loud, though. Looking to jump up to a Matthew's phase 4 hopefully by mid summer.

[@Syq0tic]

Thank you for the audio fix :)

[@joshuahelliott100]

First I would like to say thank you for giving your honest opinion. I was looking into buying that bow but being adult male and the useful information you gave I’m now looking at the diamond deploy. Can you please do a review on the Deploy please. Thank you.

[@aaronshorter864]

I love my infinite edge and has done what I needed. It has its limitations but knew what I was getting when I got it. MFJJ any reviews coming up on the Athen’s bows?

[@stick__shooter]

What we really want is a side by side comparison of the Carbon One and the Carbon Zion 😆

[@johnsand8495]

Can you do a review on the THP Bear ADAPT.

[@TheWVgoodguy22]

Heck yeah that’s awesome that you’re getting around to these entry level bows and will hit those $500-$850 level bows as well 🏹. Thanks 🙏 MFJJ

[@richardtoepfer9326]

Have any suggestions for an adult with a 26" draw that isn't a "beginner" or "grow into bow" because it seems that's all I can find that's not going to require a loan lol.

[@dman4201111]

Hey, thanks for doing some entry level Bows also man.. I shoot flagship, but I’m trying to find a good entry-level bow for my nephew to get started

[@sonix4740]

great vid man

[@calderbrown7565]

Got 2010 diamond razors edge started shooting it when I was 12 retired that bow this past summer jam up bows for the price

[@drmitofit2673]

You could upgrade to the 2023 Diamond Alter with swappable comfort/performance modules, A and B mode cable routing flexibility, synchronized binary cams, limb stop, more modern and more tunable split limbs, quieter, and higher 330 IBO rating. You still get a massive adjustment range.

[@colbykinney5633]

I was thinking about buying a alter...do you have one ? If so what how is it holding up?

[@drmitofit2673]

@@colbykinney5633 Actually, I like the Diamond Alter so much that I bought two of them. One set up in B mode cable routing and Performance module flip disc and the other In A mode in Comfort. Both shoot great but needed a lot of cam shimming to correct right nock conditions. I wrote a recent long technical review on Archerytalk/Brand Specific/Diamond Archery section of the forum. The 7" brace height results in a very steady hold while aiming. Have held up well. Had one cable serving where it wraps around twice on the lower cam become unraveled but underlying cable was fine and reserved it myself but ordered America's Best Bowstrings set just in case. I have since waxed the heck out of the cable wrap-around tracks on the cams on both Alters which should go a long way to prevent future serving problems. No additional serving wear detected. Stock plastic cable guide was Okay but I upgraded to PSE roller glides. The ABB cables are served at the cable guide contact segments, so probably best to use a PSE roller glide in that situation. The cables are exactly the same length with the binary cams, so once in time they don't go out of time. There are A nd B mode timing marks etched in the cams to easily check cam timing at brace, which is super convenient.

[@danielunderwood4055]

Still waiting on the Darton prelude review

[@barbarabeaudoin2489]

How do you get on the list

[@poonhandler86]

Bro it's spitting over 300 fps that will slay a moose from 40 yrds all day how fast you really need to go ? I've got a infinite 305 an it don't shoot no place close but it bust clean thru a buck at 40 50 yrds all day which coincidentally is exactly what I need it to do

[@pat_unit]

what a cozy place holy moly

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

My 12year old son loves the Infinite edge 305... Says it's stable without being heavy

[@h-minus2212]

What are the methods that a shooter can use to quiet a bow?

[@neil_hamel]

Biggest one is a heavier arrow. String silencers, cat whiskers, string decelerator, stabilizers, limb savers, etc. All can help quiet the bow down a little.

[@mikeguy9668]

I'm thinking about one for my 14 year old daughter. Could you get it to Oklahoma before Christmas? Thanks

[@podiumarcher3447]

Yes

[@mikeguy9668]

@@podiumarcher3447 I'll get one ordered when I get off work then

[@sadasdasdasyx]

How many pounds per turn for this bow?

[@bethcurole855]

Review vap tko with titanium inserts

[@bbbbbbb2357]

Would love to see a bear legit review. And also an Elite Carbon Era please

[@ICU2B4UDO]

I bet you would've gotten a wee bit higher speed if you turned it up to 70#"s instead of 69.4#'s...

[@saransmith8773]

splitting hairs now

[@mikeguy9668]

@@saransmith8773 its a joke genius

[@ICU2B4UDO]

@@saransmith8773 ...Maybe, but let's be honest, it still would be a lil higher if it was...

[@saransmith8773]

@@mikeguy9668 your a joke smart man

[@mikeguy9668]

@@saransmith8773 you're the idiot that took him serious 😂

[@chrississon2646]

🏹🎯

[@georgegeorge3619]

the new studio for filming is too dark compare to the old ones

[@bigwestreviews4933]

Giveaway?

[@Duane14]

That little rig will kill anything in America. Why people buy $2k bows is insane to me when you could buy this...

[@deadair5737]

You're obviously a noob stick to coloring books

[@Duane14]

@@deadair5737 I'm far from a noob buddy but I'll let that one slide. I like to spend my hard earned money on tags not fancy gear. Good hunters with cheaper gear will out-kill all the gear snob hipsters everytime.

[@N0BoW_99]

Do you change clothes? Just wondering cause I don’t.

[@Bowhunterlake]

That draw cycle looks rough

[@austinphillips9966]

Your mom looks rough

[@JJ79_]

But he just said it is not ;).

[@Bowhunterlake]

@@austinphillips9966 yes she does Ty

[@thistledewoutdoors3331]

302fps - Isn't far off from flagship bow #"s !!!!

[@RonTruocchio]

little reversal here. old guy with shoulder issues that still wants to shoot and hunt with bow. the edge with it's wide range of adjustibility and low price is just the ticket

[@c7u3676]

No elite carbon era, no care!

[@mikeguy9668]

I shot one this morning and put a down payment on it. Super nice bow

[@barbarabeaudoin2489]

How do you get on the list