OTW Hunting Broadheads, 3 Fixed Blades 100 Grain Archery Broad Heads Archery Broadheads for Small Game Crossbows and Compound Bow Arrows

I had purchased these to use with my recurves for hogs and deer. the shipping was fast and package was useful as its a nice little plastic case. Upon initial inspection I noticed there were a few that had loose blades. I emailed the vendor to notify them about this and was promptly offered a replacement or a refund. i said a replacement was fine. T o my surprise, 4 days later i got an entire box of broadheads. I was expecting the 3 loose ones to be replaced but instead, they sent me a whole box of 12. All of the replacement blades were perfect.Hats off to the customer service and quick response from the vendor. Its nice to see a company that will make things right!As far as the broadheads themselves, they shoot great. very consistant and accurate with my 50# bows and the blades didn't get beat up by the foam target. For the money, I like them. accurate, deep penetration, and all the ones i got were sharp. Regardless, I usually sharpen new broadheads a bit anyway to take off manufacturing burrs. but these will work out of the box without touchups.

I am an amateur archer and these heads worked amazing for me. They are very well weighted as well as aerodynamic. Be careful these heads are razor sharp which i liked because it assured penetration every time and there was no bouncing off of targets like i have had with previous heads in the past.I would say these arrow heads are a great bang for the buck. They come in a nice cushioned hard case with 4 clasps to ensure it doesn't open by accident. Each head was bagged in its own ziploc for transport.Overall i would definitely recommend this product and OTW can expect me as a return customer!

Over all a good fixed blade broadhead. My one complaint is they are a little dull. I have the sharpening stones around so I have put each one to the stones. Because of the style, they are super easy to sharpen and keep sharp. So with a minimal amount of effort, these are excellent for the money. Got a doe this last year at 40 yards through the front shoulder, complete pass through.Update: Got another deer this year. This time a good sized buck. Shot was about 25 yards and again a complete pass through in the shoulder. I would give these a 5 star is it was not for the need to sharpen them right out of the gate.

These work well as expected.

First of all I'm a bladesmith. I was very impressed with the quality of the grinds. Although they didn't come very sharp. The points came down to a needle point. It took no time to hone these into razors. I was concerned about the heat treat. Only because of the price. They are cheap when it comes to broadhead's IMO. I shot a monster 8 point last night with one. I examined the blades today after it when threw the front shoulders. Still razor sharp and I couldn't find a single mark in any of the blades edges. Which is why Im even writing this review. Very impressed just which it had a slightly bigger cutting diameter. Although they get the job done. That buck ran about 80yards my shot was a little higher than I wanted just slicing the hearth open and doubled lung. Great buy

So far so good. Unbelievable value for the price - but haven’t taken them into the stand yet. I replaced some other super cheap Amazon broadheads that I couldn’t get consistent shots for the life of me. These fire pretty true, not identical to field points, but they’re close.Update - tagged my first deer with these. So five stars from me. For the price, you can’t beat them. Shot on a doe from the ground on my way in to the stand with a crossbow from about twenty yards. Double lunged and she didn’t get far. I know mechanical broadheads are getting a lot of attention (and fetching a high price) but this did the job for me and I’ll use it again. Good luck - and keep it in the ten ring!

Bought these to try for a budget friendly setup on recommendation from a buddy. Build quality left something to be desired, but the blades arrived razor sharp, so I decided to hunt with them. After a few shots in a foam block the blades began to loosen and rattle around inside the housing. Not good if you’re trying to be quiet, I was able to just use un shot heads to take into the woods. They flew well and shot accurately. My first opportunity to use them came with a shot at a blacktail buck at 15 yards. Dropped him right where he stood. Double lung and severed the main arteries to the heart. After the butchering process I had found that the arrow had also come completely apart inside this deer. I never did find the blades or the tip. It’s ability to kill deer is there, but with the broadhead disintegrating like that, that is a hard no on any larger game. I’m sticking with G5 Montecs for elk.

I bought these for deer hunting because they were cheaper and I read a lot of good reviews on them. I went out hunting this morning, had a giant 12 pointer 20 yards from my stand. I drew back and shot, the deer jumped and ran a few feet and looked around. He then went into the brush and I never saw him again. We walked miles looking for him there was never any blood trail. When I inspected the broad head all of the razors had broken off INCLUDING the metal tip on the head. My arrow (victory) had penetrated at least 9" into the deer, meat and hair on it. I'm assuming the razors broke off when they hit ribs. Boy, do I wish I had spent the $45 for quality broad heads. On top of that my buddy killed a buck at the same exact time. It was an amazing snowy day and now I have a full year to regret my purchase. DISAPPOINTED. I wrote this review to help others, please dont make the same mistake I did, a broad head should not just fall apart like mine did.