Entries Tagged Broadheads

With a large cut-on-contact tip and two expandable blades, Rocky Mountain Switchblade broadheads offer almost 3 inches of cutting diameter.

The annual Archery Trade Association (ATA) Show was filled with new product announcements, and broadheads were well represented. Here are 11 great heads for 2019 that caught the author’s eye.

This tough-as-nails mechanical features a 2-inch cut and a pair of .032-inch-thick stainless-steel blades.

For modern bowhunters, which broadhead type is most effective — mechanical or fixed-blade?

These four fixed-blade broadhead designs — plus two honorable mentions — are accurate, durable, deadly and surprisingly affordable.

Seven mechanical broadheads are put to the test in a scenario designed by bowhunters for bowhunters. See how modern mechanical broadheads perform against thick cow bones and of course...melons!

Rage, Killzone and Wac 'Em prove to be reliable broadheads hunters can count on.

The Trocar HB And Rage Hypodermic +P are two hot new hunting broadheads that debuted at the 2016 ATA Show.

Every year broadhead manufacturers introduce new products aimed at delivering shorter blood trails, larger entrance holes and better arrow flight. Below are some of the latest and greatest broadheads for 2015.

After all, how many of us have used the phrase ‘whack 'em’ or ‘whack 'em and stack 'em’ over the years? We also know that hunters not only expect the best from themselves, but from the products they use, and Wac'Em broadheads do not disappoint.

Smith’s Broadhead Sharpener is a handy in-the-field tool that features pre-set Carbide blades to ensure correct sharpening angle every time, plus a built-in broadhead wrench to assist when replacement is need.

Understand how different fletching styles and materials interact with bow accessories to make the right equipment choices for your setup.

Understand how different fletching styles and materials interact with bow accessories to make the right equipment choices for your setup.