Woodsman Original Broadhead

The 3:1 ratio refers to the length-to-width proportion of the blade, which is engineered to reduce resistance upon impact. This geometry allows the broadhead to slice through tissue and bone more efficiently, resulting in deeper penetration compared to wider, less aerodynamic designs.

No, these are glue-on broadheads designed specifically for traditional wooden or tapered shafts. You will need to use a hot-melt adhesive or a similar glue-on mounting method to secure them to your arrow shafts.

Because of their straightforward, fixed-blade geometry, these broadheads are very easy to sharpen. You can maintain a razor-sharp edge using a standard flat stone or a simple sharpening file, making them a practical choice for hunters who prefer to do their own maintenance.

While fixed-blade broadheads generally require more tuning than mechanicals, the Woodsman Original features a compact profile that minimizes wind planing. If your bow is properly tuned, you should see consistent, accurate flight that closely mimics your field points.

No, these are single-piece, fixed-blade broadheads. They are built for maximum durability and strength, meaning they cannot be disassembled or fitted with replacement blades.