Originally Posted by
enysse
Nice sales pitch! Way to many curves and surfaces to me. The wind might cause a lot of problems. It helps for a arrow to fly super straight with a lot of momentum. But to me the broadhead has has to be streamline and super sharp. I like thick blades so they don't break off on bones. And I think most 100 grain or 125 grain broadheads will do the job if the cutting diameter in 1 1/8 or bigger...and I do like a three blade broadhead...because I think it has a greater chance at inflicting damage.