Allen Stryke Tomahawk Broadheads

Yes. Because the blades remain closed during flight, they minimize drag and erratic movement, allowing them to mimic the flight profile of a standard field point for better accuracy at longer distances.

The carbon-steel chisel tip is engineered to punch through bone and tough hide upon impact, ensuring the broadhead maintains its trajectory and penetrates deeply before the blades fully deploy.

While the blades are constructed from durable stainless steel, they are designed as a fixed component of the mechanical system. If the blades are significantly damaged or dulled after a shot, it is generally recommended to replace the entire broadhead unit to ensure consistent performance.

Yes, these broadheads weigh 100 grains, which is the industry standard for most modern hunting arrows. They should integrate seamlessly with your existing setup without requiring significant bow tuning adjustments.

The two-blade configuration is optimized for deep penetration rather than creating the widest possible wound channel. By focusing energy into two sharp cutting edges, it provides a clean, efficient cut that is ideal for hunters prioritizing pass-through shots.