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

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

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.

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! 😎

Use in Wrath 430 crossbow. Sighted in with 150 gr field points then shoot board head didn't have to anything. Been bow hunting foe 45 yrs

My dad and I switched from mechanicals to the 150grain XLs this year. He’s shootings a crossbow and me a compound. We’ve both harvested deer with them and they preformed very well. He had great success with a quartering away shot and I shot my buck at an extreme downward angle. Dad got a complete pass through on his deer. My arrow busted a rib on a high entrance caught both lungs and came to a stop after passing through ribs again low and stopped after hitting part of the scapula. Even with all that bone interaction the cutting edges weren’t beat up very much. Can’t wait the purchase the sharpener and use it again.