Helix Broadheads FJ2

The right-bevel edge is designed to induce rotation upon impact, which helps the broadhead track straight through tissue and bone. This design also makes the blade significantly easier to resharpen in the field compared to double-bevel alternatives.

Because these broadheads are engineered for field-point accuracy, they typically require minimal to no adjustment to your bow's tune. However, we always recommend verifying your point of impact with a practice session before heading into the field.

Yes. The FJ2 uses aluminum ferrules for the 100-150 grain models to keep the overall weight down, while the 175-225 grain models utilize stainless steel to provide the necessary durability and structural integrity for heavier setups.

The unique geometry of the blade creates a spiraling wound channel rather than a straight cut. This increases the total surface area of the tissue damage, which leads to faster blood loss and quicker, more ethical recoveries.

Yes, the FJ2 is a single-piece, fixed-blade broadhead. This construction eliminates the risk of blade failure or rattling, providing a more robust and reliable option for hunters who prefer simplicity.