The only issue I see is you can't wax under the servings and that's where they usually break. Dryer climates may also shorten string life.
I wonder if it would be worth dripping some liquefied wax under the servings? Or something like armor-all spray?
Wax in and under your serving will cause problems. Never wax your serving.
I've read you should replace every 2-years. I suppose if shot a few hundred arrows a week I would consider it. But I don't.
My old Mathews is a 2001 model. The serving is starting to show some wear and I ordered a new set of strings and cable yesterday. Good thing, too, as they are getting hard to find for this old bow. Almost had to to go custom!!
I see no reason to not go custom, the price differences are negligible and I get exactly what I want from one source instead of searching all over creation...JME/JMO.
