Topoint 3 Blade Broadhead TP211 (6 Pack, 100 Grain)

I have been hunting for about 25 years now and I used to use Thunderhead 125s. They were great and I had great results with them for many years. That being said, we all know things are different today. The economy has taken a downturn and we have to save money wherever we can.Enter the Topoint 3 Blade Broadhead TP211 (6 Pack, 100 Grain). I bought these as an alternative to the TH 125s that I knew and loved. I figured what have I got to lose? They come in a generic, plastic package (which is noted in the ad on Amazon), but is a deer, or, in my case, a feral pig, going to care what package your broadhead came in when it gets double lunged? I think not.First of all, these things are bright blue. If that's important to you, you should know that upfront. It isn't important to me. What is important to me is that I got 6 of these bad boys for ~ $15, not 3 for $30 like the Thunderheads. They seem to be made very well, on par with other more expensive brands and I don't hesitate to recommend them. Mine came very sharp, right out of the package.Long story short, I haven't got any problems with these broadheads, and I don't think you will either. If you want to spend more, well, it's your money. But for me, these suit me right down to the ground. If you're on the fence, I say buy 'em. I'll be buying more in the future.

Great fixed blade broadheads ! I've got 2 deer in the freezer t prove it ! Very good price, very easy to use. They aren't the fanciest broadheads out there, but they are a good price and do the job well. I use them on my Barnett Quad 400 Crossbow. I did add a tiny O-ring between the arrow shaft and the broadhead, because it helped me align the blades of the broadhead with the fletching on the arrow. Some broadheads come with O-rings, but these didn't. I can't complain though, for the price it was a great buy !

So, I bought these broadheads because I had a 10 dollar gift card and I recently came close to running out of broadheads. After a couple unsuccessful hunting trips, I decided to shoot one of these at my homemade target consisting of a burlap sack filled with cardboard boxes. The good news is that it went straight through at 35 yards with my 150 draw crossbow. The bad news is that it the blade ends ripped through the metal piece in the rear of the broadhead that keeps the blades in place. Something that my better quality broadheads do not do. They do feel cheap and I pretty much guarantee whatever you shoot them at, they will break. But I am happy with them because they are very sharp, have a good tip on them, and they are extremely cost effective. I recommend getting a pack if your on a budget and just want to get out there and hunt. I have no doubt that these will put down big game.

I was Super surprised when I got these broadheads in the mail. I was preparing myself for some cheap blades that would be dule. The blades are razer sharp and the heads look to be very sturdy and of great quality. I havent shot a hog with it yet but i dont except any to go wrong with these broadheads. for the price, there is no other options. might buy another 6 for spares and for my fathers crossbow. Will definitely buy again and recommended this to anyone.

These blades are made so poorly and thin they may break on impact.I purchased this set of broadheads because the price was much lower than similar name-brand products. I own (4) other types of broadheads. This design is similar to a NAP-thunderhead where individual razor blades fit into slots and are held in place by screw tension. My initial impression was good because I have used a similar design with success before.A friend and I each fixed (3) of these broadheads to our arrows and did some target practice on pumpkins left-over from Halloween. I was using a 60# bow and my friend was using a 45# bow. The points flew true and were as accurate as the archer in both cases. All of the arrows passed through a pumpkin and stopped in a dense foam target. A blade from one broadhead fired from my bow broke on impact with the pumpkin core during the first volley and the shattered pieces stayed inside the pumpkin. A similar result occured during the third volley. I dissembled the arrows and disposed of these broadheads. I believe a thicker blade would yield better results.

These heads are way more durable than I thought. For the price, I figured them as junk. Boy was I wrong. I'm going to purchase another set of 6. BTW - these did not come blue as pictured. They came as a brass color - not a big deal to me at all. These work no different than the expensive G3s. Save your money and load up on these.

Bought these as disposable extras when I wanted to shoot some small game critters and they appear to work just fine for that. You can't beat the price. I was just disappointed in the shipping speed. These were listed as Prime eligible however it took almost 4 weeks to get to me and appeared to ship from China. Can't comment on how well they work on big game but they seem to fly true enough to hit small game at relatively short distances 10-30 yards out of my Barnett 350 crossbow.

For the money - they worked great. Broadheads can be pretty expensive, and with three bow hunters in the family, I wanted to give these a shot. I'd consider these a one use only item. With that in mind, they shoot straight and did the job. Provided a great Thanksgiving turkey for the family. Can't ask for much more!

bon prix bonne pointe

it's 125 grains it's not 100