Introduction
Before you dive into the reviews below I highly suggest that you look at the “ground rules” for the test which will explain the details and philosophy regarding the reviews. Also keep in mind that this set of reviews is only looking at 100 grain fixed-blade/replaceable-blade broadheads. I know there are a LOT of other broadheads on the market in this category, as well as in other categories, but I think it is helpful to keep the number of designs being reviewed to a moderate number. If you are interested in other broadheads in this category, or other types of broadheads, please stay tuned for future reviews.
The Reviews
Click on the name of each broadhead to view the full review…
- The Solid Broadhead
- The Good: extremely accurate, amazing quality and materials
- The Bad: price
- American Broadhead Sonic Pro
- The Good: accurate, very sharp
- The Bad: strength, ease of use
- Crimson Talon XT
- The Good: very accurate, built well
- The Bad: penetration, ease of sharpening
- Muzzy MX-4/MX-3
- The Good: great value, strong
- The Bad: long distance accuracy, out of the box sharpness
- QAD Exodus
- The Good: Bulletproof construction and design
- The Bad: long distance forgiveness
- Sanford Innovations BloodShot
- The Good: devastating design, solid construction
- The Bad: tools required for disassembly
- Trophy Taker Shuttle T-Lock
- The Good: amazing accuracy, penetration
- The Bad: out of the box sharpness, ease of sharpening
- Trophy Taker Terminal T-Lock
- The Good: solid construction, simple design
- The Bad: fair penetration
- Tru-Fire T1
- The Good: ease of use, accuracy
- The Bad: ferrule edge sharpness, “extra” parts
- Wac’Em Triton
- The Good: unreal sharpness, great accuracy
- The Bad: fragile blade edges, frustrating assembly and blade retention
