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DEEPOWER 4-Blade Hybrid Mechanical Broadhead
4-Blade Hybrid Mechanical Broadhead 100 Grain 2" Cutting Diameter
Incorporating 1.3" fixed blades alongside adaptable mechanical blades, these arrowheads induce more pronounced damage than those with fixed configurations, creating substantial wounds with a 2" cutting diameter.
ULTIMATE UTILITY
Crafted for use with compound bows and crossbows, these 100 Grain silver hybrid mechanical broadhead broaheads provide formidable penetration power ideal for hunting large game. 4 broadheads per pack.
DEADLY LIMITS
The swinging mechanical blade design enables the blade to retract upon impact with a hard object, driving the arrow deeper for maximum injury, thereby producing ultimate damage.
STABILITY
Made of corrosion-resistant and high-temperature-resistant 420 stainless steel, ensuring strength and hardness, guaranteeing stable flight.
Jennifer K
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
As with all the Deepower heads I’ve tested they’ve performed flawlessly. Very sharp, consistent weight, easy tuning, makes a nice hole
Dan Blanchard
Reviewed in the United States on September 3, 2024
Broke on first shot at rhineheart broadhead target. Opened like it was supposed to but bent the stops and folded all the way back. Definitely wouldn’t trust using to actually hunt with.
Nanali
Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2024
There was nothing wrong with my broadheads, they are fine, worked as described, and honestly that should be the end of my review but nope. Four of these cost $24 before taxes, which means each piece costs six bucks, and it is packed in a foam container in a bad plastic box. You have to be kidding.You have a high chance of hurting yourself while taking them out of the foam, it scratched my skin, didn’t break it. See, if you don't have a case, you have to put the arrows a bit deep inside the foam to ensure not a single part of the blade is popping out, which is how it should be, but the foam is really tight, which is good normally, but now because its so deep you have to really work your way to get the arrow out, and if a corner gets stuck in the foam, that's another pain. This is also where you have to be extra cautious as you might knick yourself.As I mentioned, there was nothing wrong with mine but this packing thing is weird especially when you charge 24 bucks, add a cheap storage box at least.
Alice&Chris
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
great product though i have yet to take them hunting they do work as advertised on ballistics gel. the only downside it that the packaging is not a good design at all and if you are not careful you may injure yourself removing the broadheads from the foam.
Outdoors Guy
Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2024
I’ve only used mechanical broadheads in hunting one time. It failed to open and was basically just a field point when it made contact with my buck. Fortunately, my bow had the power and my shot was straight and true enough that it did the job, even though the broadheads did not open as they were supposed to. I decided I will give it one more shot with mechanical Broadheads using these and see how it goes.These are a fair price for what you get. That is assuming that they function the way they are supposed to. During practice shooting at 25 yards they were accurate. The Broadhead opened during practice as it should. They seem to be a decent quality and design although I have not used them in the field on an actual animal yet. That is what will really tell us. Bow season in Michigan opens in 10 days so we will know soon enough, and I will update this after that if they do not function as they are supposed to. The one thing that I do like about these is that two of the four blades are fixed. That way if the two mechanical blades do not open, the fixed blades will still do their job. Assuming the two mechanical blades open as they should, it will cut quite a destructive hole in your target. That should make any tracking that you may have to do relatively easy with the amount of damage that it will cause to your targetI have one complaint about these broadheads, and it is a pretty significant one. The packaging that they come in. They come nestled into a foam compartment that you have to reach into and pull them out. It’s not a good design because when you have blades sticking out ain all four directions, there is no safe way to get your broadhead out of the foam packaging. I wound up prying out of the packaging with a house key so that I would not cut my fingers. This is just a very bad design and dangerous. I marked these down one star because of that. Otherwise, as of now they appear to be a nice broadhead at a fair price.
P. Arnote
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2024
I mostly use fixed blade broadheads, so I thought this might be a good opportunity to give a mechanical broadhead a try. I love that it has a 2" cutting diameter. The front blades are fixed, and then mechanical blades expand to give it that 2" cutting diameter. The blades come **razor sharp** from the factory, so be sure you handle with extreme care. These appear to be very well made, and very well thought out.
Robert Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024
To down a deer left a great blood trail and deer only made it 40 yards before dying
Cody Hirsch
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
These are well made and highly effective. For the price, these are the best money spent on a broadhead tip for bow hunting. These come razor sharp and ready for use! I use them on my compound bow and I'm happy with the product.Another reviewer mentioned it and its definitely worth mentioning again - the packaging is cheap. Its basically a Styrofoam pad holding these broadheads. You have to be careful removing them from the packaging as you have a good chance of cutting yourself. I'd typically expect a plastic container that'll prevent cuts and make storage easy.
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