Cutthroat Broadhead

These are machined from a single piece of solid steel. There are no welds, braze lines, or separate blades to fail, which significantly increases their structural integrity upon impact.

They arrive with a burr already established, which makes the final sharpening process very straightforward. While they are functional, most hunters prefer to give them a few final strokes on a stone to achieve a razor-sharp edge before heading into the field.

The 25-degree tapered single bevel is engineered to create a rotation effect upon impact, which helps the head split bone rather than just stopping against it. This design is specifically intended to maximize penetration and create a more effective wound channel.

The S7 tool steel is specifically chosen for its high shock resistance. It is designed to withstand extreme impacts without bending or breaking, making it a superior choice if you are hunting heavy-boned game or are concerned about hitting hard obstacles.

No, these are fixed-blade, single-piece broadheads. Because they are machined from one solid piece of steel, the blades are not replaceable, but the design is significantly more durable than replaceable-blade alternatives.

The black oxide coating provides a layer of durability, but because these are made of steel, they can still rust if left wet. It is best practice to wipe them down with a light coat of oil after use and ensure they are completely dry before storing them in your quiver.