Thorn Broadhead

Because the blades remain tucked inside the ferrule during flight, the broadhead mimics the aerodynamic profile of a standard field point. This eliminates the drag and planing issues often associated with fixed-blade broadheads, resulting in consistent, predictable flight.

Upon impact, the blades deploy to create a 1.75-inch cutting diameter. This size is designed to balance a large wound channel with the penetration required for ethical harvests.

The Thorn Original is a 100-grain mechanical broadhead, making it compatible with most standard arrow setups. As long as your bow is tuned for 100-grain points, these should fly true without requiring significant adjustments to your rest or sight.

The rip-tip is engineered to initiate immediate penetration upon contact with the target. This action serves two purposes: it helps the broadhead break through bone and acts as the trigger mechanism to deploy the hidden blades.

Yes, they are built for durability and can be used repeatedly. However, you should always inspect the blades and the rip-tip for sharpness and structural integrity after every shot to ensure they remain safe and effective for hunting.