Speed Broadheads Crossbow

Yes, they are specifically engineered for high-velocity performance. The aerodynamic design ensures they fly like a field point at speeds exceeding 500 FPS, so you shouldn't need to adjust your sight settings.

The mechanical system is designed to lock the blades securely during flight. They only deploy upon impact, meaning you won't experience the blades opening mid-air, even at extreme crossbow speeds.

While the titanium ferrule is exceptionally durable, the blades are designed for maximum sharpness and may require replacement after impact. We recommend inspecting the blades for damage or dulling after each use to ensure continued performance.

Titanium offers a superior strength-to-weight ratio compared to aluminum or steel. This allows the ferrule to handle the intense force of high-speed impacts without bending or breaking, ensuring the broadhead maintains its structural integrity.

A 2-inch cutting diameter creates a significant wound channel, which is excellent for effectiveness. Because of the high-velocity design and the trocar tip, the broadhead is built to maintain the kinetic energy necessary for deep penetration despite the wider cut.

Because they are designed to fly exactly like field points, you don't strictly need to practice with the actual broadheads. However, it is always a good idea to verify your point of impact with one of the broadheads to ensure your crossbow's tune is consistent.