Tooth of the Arrow V Series Broadheads

Yes, because they are machined from a single piece of heat-treated steel, they are incredibly durable. You can typically resharpen the blades and reuse them, provided the structural integrity remains intact after impact.

The primary advantage here is reliability. By removing moving parts, you eliminate the risk of mechanical failure during deployment, ensuring the broadhead performs exactly as intended upon impact.

While their aerodynamic, low-profile design is engineered for stable flight, it is always best practice to verify your point of impact. You should shoot these alongside your field points to ensure your bow is properly tuned for the specific weight and profile.

Yes, the chisel point is specifically designed to split bone upon impact rather than deflecting. This helps maintain the arrow's momentum and ensures deeper penetration into the vitals.

The black oxide finish provides a solid layer of protection against corrosion and wear. However, like any carbon steel tool, it is best practice to wipe them down and keep them dry after use in wet field conditions to maintain their longevity.

No, these are one-piece, fixed-blade broadheads. The blades are integral to the main body, which is what gives them their superior structural strength and eliminates the risk of blade failure.