So, if you are wanting maximum speed and power, you will be looking at a bow that has hard turnover, and when not properly setup, some vibration, price you pay with hard cams for speed. If you step away from the high power bows, you are into the hybrids and solos, some have softer walls, some you give up very little in power, some you give up a bit more. Solos won't give you power with heavier arrows. Weight can be a plus in the shooting end of things, depends what you want out of a bow and your ability, what you hang on it afterward will make more difference. There will always be a compromise somewhere. Short bows can have steeper string angles, long ones are perhaps a bit heavier, but a bit more forgiving. They are like buying shoes, chairs or vehicles.
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