TOTA | 100 grain broadhead | 1-inch vented | fixed blade

176 reviews
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$47.99
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100-grain 1-inch vented | Fixed Blade Broadhead

3 Broadheads Per Pack
Tooth of the Arrow Broadheads is proud to offer the 100-Grain 1-Inch Vented Series Broadhead. This premium broadhead is American-made and fully machined for outstanding quality and performance. 

The 100-grain fixed blade broadhead provides exceptional field point accuracy without sacrificing durability.
With its rugged, single-piece construction and razor-sharp blades, this broadhead is ready right out of the package and easy to resharpen. 
For a superior hunting experience, choose Tooth of the Arrow Broadheads.
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Customer Reviews

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Diego Martinez
Top shelf

Just finished up my archery elk hunt, 43 yards. One and done. Very pleased with these broadheads, the blood trail was definite and easy to track. Highly recommend

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P Clive Robinson
Two shots

My setup shoots bullet holes through paper first. For broadhead tuning I shot the TOTA 1” V and it hit where I aimed. To make sure it was on a shot a field point just to the right of the broad head. That’s where it landed. 20 yards.

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Jose Vega
Flew same as field points

Bought these for elk but didn't get the chance for a shot this year. Though, during practice these broadheads flew the sa.e as my field points up to 60 yds. Will be using these for deer season

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Armen Calilao

TOTA | 100 grain broadhead | 1-inch vented | fixed blade

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John Oblak
Best broadheads I ever shot

Most times I get a pass through and most deer even go down in sight. I wait blood trails where a little better however with a little woodsmanship skills that can be overcome. I feel it is a small tradeoff for how these perform.