Crossbow Broadheads 100 Grain Hybrid Tip Broadhead with Shock Collar Technology (6 Pack)

Some arrowheads are 30 40 or $50 a piece. This was a few dollars and they will take down a deer.

They arrived on time and in order, waiting to use them

Great

These don't seem very durable and don't fly straight for me. With these broadheads on, the bolt seems to be tail whipping coming out of the crossbow and hitting 2 inches off of where it should be. Also had the tip on one of them bend over.

It cuts 2" plus cut good product for the money

maybe ok if it came with enought shock collars to hold closed or even 20 extra, Are you kidding? the cheapest part of the shipment, cost mfg 1 penny a peice and I was even short chaged and only 3 worked.

Item:Bombrooster Crossbow Broadheads 100 Grain Hybrid Tip Broadhead with Shock Collar Technology (6 Pack) (Gray)Pros:Built well.Has a locking feature for the blades whereas most mechanical broad heads collapse.Works very well for light weight crossbows with lower speeds as its more lethal due to the locking mechanism especially if the arrow does note exit the game animal. I harvested a large 9 point buck that only went about 80 yards before he crashed.It does not deploy prematurely even when using a high speed crossbow so it shoots straight as a field point.Cons:For a crossbow that shoots faster than 400 feet/second it would be great to have a third locking blade.Other Thoughts:If it came with a small o-ring or small rubber washer for the threaded end it would keep the broadhead from loosening on the arrow shaft, even though this was not an issue for me.

They look like a Rage knock off but no where near the quality. To start with you're going to need to do some adjustments. While the six mechanicaly deployed arrow heads I received were sharp, they were so tight that on impact they failed to open. After minor adjustments to the center pin and shock collar they worked quite nicely. The pictures all show the cutting fins deployed prior to shooting and state that they are suitable for field practice. Neither is correct. These heads are designed to be deployed on impact, not prior to shooting. and it you use them for practice you'll most likely damage them with multiple uses. At the very least you'll need to do a lot of sharpening. All in all though you can't go wrong with six arrow heads for $17...