TOTA | 150 grain XL broadhead | 1-3/16-inch solid | fixed blade

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150-grain XL solid | Fixed Blade Broadhead

3 Broadheads Per Pack
The Tooth of the Arrow 150-Grain XL solid Series Broadhead is the perfect choice for serious hunters who demand the best penetrating fixed 4-blade broadhead without sacrificing cutting diameter.

This premium broadhead is American-made and fully machined for outstanding quality and durability.

The 150-grain 4-blade broadhead also provides additional FOC, and is excellent for traditional bowhunters.

The 1-3/16-inch cutting diameter offers a larger cut, making it the best broadhead fixed blade broadhead for whitetail and other small to medium game.
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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At Tooth of the Arrow, we guarantee you will be happy with your 150 grain broadheads. We have a no questions asked 90-day return policy. We also offer exchanges on any purchase, even after you have tried our broadheads.
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Customer Reviews

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Wesley Helphenstine
Amazed

I ordered my Tooth Of The Arrow broad heads 2 weeks before Ky archery opener. The order shipped within 2 days meaning I should’ve got them in plenty of time to hunt. Not exactly sure what happened but they ended up being very delayed. 2 days before season opener I decided they weren’t going to make it in time so I started looking at other options, but being im shooting 150 grain I couldn’t find any broadheads that I wouldn’t have to order which I had no time for. Probably shouldn’t have procrastinated ordering my original set. I decided that I would just borrow one of my brothers TOTA broadheads until mine arrived. The day before opener my broadheads arrived in a box that had been smooshed flat that was inside a plastic bag from the post office apologizing for the delay and any damages. So I opened the box that looked like it had been run over to see the crumpled TOTA package. Upon inspection 1 of the 3 broadheads had all 4 blades broken off and 2 just had 1 blade broken on. I sat there and just looked at the package for a few minutes fuming. I’ve always been one to think outside the box so I crabbed a pair of pliers and broke off a blade on each of the 2 heads that didn’t seem to be in too bad of shape other than a broken off blade. I essentially turned my 4 blade broadheads into 2 blade heads. I was for sure a little reluctant about the situation with my new “custom” broadheads, but I decided that I would at least see how they fly. With not much hope I go out into the back yard at 10:00 at night on the eve of season opener with a headlamp and shoot 2 shots at 10 yards. THEY HIT DEAD CENTER. I couldn’t believe it. Now I know 10 yards is a short distance and if something were to happen and they didn’t fly great it wouldn’t show too awful bad at 10 yards. But I really didn’t want to be walking the yard looking for arrows at 10:00 the night before opener. Being as they hit their mark I backed up to 20 yards as that is as far of a shot as I’ll take on an animal as I am shooting traditional equipment aiming instinctively. I slung 2 at 20 yards and was within 2 inches of dead center on both shots. I WAS BLOWN AWAY. So I made the decision to go ahead and use my new custom TOTA 2 blade broadheads this year. I have yet to harvest anything with the heads but I have shot them several times since and they fly as good as a field point even with the 2 broken off blades. Hopefully I harvest a whitetail soon as I’ve been holding out for 1 specific buck, but when I do I will update with pictures. To say these heads fly as good as they do with 2 broken off blades is a huge testament to just how good and well balanced they are! While it’s not the ideal situation I feel like it would be great advertisement.

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Aaron Shamblin
Sharp and High Quality

Came razor sharp out of the box. No visible blemishes and look ready to do their job. Last piece of equipment needed for elk season this year.

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Matt Brantley
Ready for bow season!!

Can’t wait for season to start so I can use them. Quality looks great.

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Charlie Ewing
Do Your Job!!

These broadheads simply do their job! They are tough and I love how they are forged from one solid piece of metal. The better you tune, the better they fly. I’ve been happy with my groups practicing out between 80 and 100 yards.

When my bow wasn’t so precisely tuned I noticed these start to just slightly get a mind of their own at longer distances (60+) but when I got my tune really sharp they were flying like darts. I think it’s safe to assume that would probably happen with just about any fixed blade broadhead.

These are no BS hunting tips. That’s my attraction to them. As well as the 4 blade configuration. These broadheads earned my trust pretty quickly because there just simply isn’t anything that can go wrong.

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Tom Bell
New 150 gr, 1 3/16 Solid

I did not shoot at a deer this year the very large buck that I was hunting eluded me in the early part of the archery season. I was not able to hunt the second half of the season, after the firearms season, because of a surgery. I am very anxious to harvest a deer with this heavier broadhead and crossbow bolt. Today’s crossbow manufacturers are all about lighter bolts to achieve higher FPS! I have had two limbs replaced on my crossbow and feel this was the result of too light of a bolt. I have gone from a 400 gr to a 540 gr bolt using your 150 gr Solid 1 3/16 broadhead and the accuracy is excellent and this has also quited down the bow a bit! - next year! 😎