I shoot a Morrison and have Morrison and Dryad risers for my kids.  Hard to beat ILF!

QuoteOriginally posted by Wheels2:
The only downside I see is that the ILF bows are just not a pretty as others.  Unfortunately I like the looks of striking wood under a clear glass and it keeps pulling me away from the ILF.  Right how I am looking at a 40# ILF and a 42# "traditional" take-down.  Once I get a firm number and sale condition, it is going to be a tough call.
It is easy to see how guys end up with several bows at once....

There are plenty of very pretty wood and wood/phenolic risers out there now that are every bit as pretty as any take down on the market. Pretty is in the eye of the beholder anyway.

I own a dozen one piece classics, a nice take down, 2 ILF, 1 warf, and one Formula. They are all pretty to me.

That PSE looks like ILF.

All I shoot now is my Hoyt Excel with Bmax carbon limbs. I just can't fault the way it shoots at all. So easy to just focus on how I shoot and not how the bow shoots.

Beauty is in the eye of the "shooter" I guess. My 1st generation Titan dressed up in a Satin Black is not to hard for me to look at.

   

Go to the Dryad site and look at the ILF risers.  They are very nice with excellent wood/phenolic or wood/actionwood combinations.  Combine that riser with the ACS carbon/composite limbs and you won't be disappointed.

I don't know....I think ILF can be pretty too...

JC....gorgeous!!!!

Here's my Dryad. Love the wood look but also enjoy metal.