Rexpid RX-S Mechanical Broadheads 100 Grain, 3 Pack - 3 Blades Hunting Arrows Heads, Open on Impact, 1-1/2" Cut Arrow Tip for Compound Bow

I was skeptical about even ordering these for my husband to try. He has been a strictly Rage man for yeeeears. These just might have become his favorite. The first deer he killed with these broadheads was an eleven point buck. The deer dropped instantly. At first, he thought he had actually just hit the sweet spot, because the deer dropping instantly is not usually the case. Then, when the same thing happened on the second kill of the season with using these broadheads; he thought differently. Both kills were an instant drop. Now he is already geared up for the next season. He says he will definitely continue to use these broadheads.

A little smaller than I expected (I know, that's what she said), but are pretty well made, and come fairly sharp. I think I'd like a slight downward trajectory adjustment on the damage, but other than that, they do their thing. 👍

I used these broadheads this past deer season. I feel they worked as they should, and while I wasn't able to get a deer with them, my friend was able to use them and confirm they could hold up while being used to hunt deer.

I purchased Rexpid Big III and RX-S to use with my crossbow. Both broadheads seem to be made well.The RX-S blades are sharp enough to cut paper, but not sharp enough to shave.The tip hold the three blades closed. If for some reason they open up before shooting, they're very simple to close safely.Like most mechanical broadheads, there's nothing to guarantee that they'll open. Rexpid claims they have "Blade Sync Technology that links three blades so they open simultaneously on impact." But holding one, you can press the tip and open one or two blades while the others remain closed.They open constantly when shooting targets, so I'm going to give these a try this season.

I had never before used a set of mechanical broadhead’s. I’ve been bow hunting for about 30 years, and I actually prefer bow to firearm. I’ve harvested a lot of deer over the years with my bow, and every single arrow or bolt has gone completely through. Well, that is before these. I had a huge eight point come in at about 35 yards. I lined up and waited until he was right in front of me and I let it ride. I saw it make impact and I knew it was a good shot with one exception, I knew immediately that the Broadhead didn’t open because I could see my fletchings sticking out of the animal. My bolt did not go all the way through. I was devastated and worried that I would never find the animal. Fortunately, my shot was dead on and the whitetail only made it about 30 yards. No thanks to these broad heads. That was the first and last time that I will hunt with these, I am back to my old traditional broad heads. Those have never failed me once. These are sharp, they shoot true and accurate and hit their mark. However, if they don’t open as they’re supposed to, they are of no use to me.

To extract them from the case, open the case and CAREFULLY hold the head in place while twisting the plastic piece at the bottom end. Mine were screwed in tight, so it took a little extra effort to get those plastic knobs turning.Broadheads themselves are well built, and I love that they included some replacement blades, a very nice touch.

So far upon inspection: razor sharp blades, good mechanism to open blades, extra blades are provided, and truly 100 grains. I really appreciate the extra blades, because just today we hit a big game animal and the mechanical broadhead we used shattered and was destroyed. If it came with extra blades, like this product, we could have salvaged it. Since I haven't shot with these yet - they aren't getting 5 stars, but once I do I'll update the review! If you're reading this it's because I still haven't hit anything and can't give you a good review on how well it opens.

Love how compact these are, they fit in my arrow perfect. They’re going to be great to go hunting with. They appear very sharp and for them to open up they have to penetrate pretty hard.