Best Mechanical Broadheads

SEVR took its best-selling Ti 2.0 rear-deploy head and added a .75-inch fixed bleeder, pushing total cut past 2.75 inches. The Grade 5 titanium ferrule and Lock-and-Pivot blades carry over, so the main blades still pivot around bone instead of snapping. It's rated to 525 fps, which covers every crossbow on the market right now.

Cut

2.00"

Price

$65.97

Ferrule

Titanium

Crossbow

Yes

G5's big mechanical is machined entirely from stainless steel — no cast aluminum anywhere — and it shows when you hit a shoulder. Three rear-sliding blades open to a 2-inch cut, held shut in flight by the SnapLock collar. It's the mechanical for people who want Rage-sized holes with G5 build quality, and there's a crossbow-specific version in 100 and 125 grain.

Cut

2.00"

Price

$69.95

Ferrule

Steel

Crossbow

Yes

The Trypan NC is Rage's flagship two-blade, and the NC stands for the best thing about it: no collar. Finger-tab blade retention killed the shock collars that used to pop off in quivers and fail at crossbow speeds. You get a full 2-inch cut from .039 stainless blades on a one-piece titanium ferrule, and the entry holes are the kind you can fit a fist in.

Cut

2.00"

Price

$49.99

Blade

0.039"

Ferrule

Titanium

Grim Reaper's spring-loaded front-deploy classic, with a tip that's its own weapon: three mini .015 razors locked into a hardened Trocar point, so it's cutting before the main blades even open. The standard head runs three .035 stainless blades at 1-3/8 inches, but the line sprawls — four cut sizes, four weights, plus new 4-blade Mini Mag versions.

Cut

1.38"

Price

$54.99

Blade

0.035"

Ferrule

Aluminum