TenPoint EVO-X Montec Fixed Blade Broadhead - Pack of 3 - 100-Grain, Three-Blade Design

I have been busted a couple times by glare or shine from broadheads in the past. First couple times I was sure glare busted me. I got busted again, left the bow and broad head as it was on the last spook and walked out where the deer just froze and then bolted. Sure enough, I squatted a foot and there it was shining like a mirror. I was instantly disgusted. The buck that spooked would have been the first Booner and Pope & Young for me. The black broadheads are the only way to go! To take such care for everything to be scent free and be busted over a glare is in a very polite way, disgusting!I love these and will never go back to flashy flash. Hunting is not about glitz, chrome, and shine. These Broadheads are super tough and hard. I did a pass through and buried the broad head into a tree almost shaft deep. Cut the broadhead out of the tree with a saws all and a pocket knife and the edges were still razor sharp. I love these and they are a very good broadhead.

These broadheads worked very well for me, ordered them for Spring Black bear hunt in Canada, fellow hunters recommended fixed 3 blade for bear, not disappointed at all, they grouped well before the trip, made a good shot and the broad head did its job, complete pass through, bear went 35yds and crashed, good blood trail to follow for recovery.

We have used these on both varmint and deer. They are a one shot kill, mostly go right through. Highly recommend these as they put food on the table with ease.

Just like the rest of the ten point product lineQuality

Great broad head! Used it with my ten point crossbow and got my first deer with it too. Took it right down.

Hunters know that "the fun stops when you pull the trigger" and following a blood trail for more than a few yards gets kinda arduous. Even with an older TenPoint Maverick, I've had several "through and throughs" with these. They leave a good wound channel resulting in quick kills. You can spend more money, but you probably won't get more effective.

Just put a kill on it this morning. Worked great, I have no complaints. 5*

I read a lot of reviews claiming these don't fly right. Eh... I have a lot of meat in the freezer that says otherwise. I'd never reuse one though. pretty sure they are designed to suck after one use. That first flight is ruthlessly deadly though. It's not a huge diameter I admit., but if you give it the right address I have downed fair sized bucks a few years running. They have gone 25 yards and then crash and thrash. This is from a guy who was all about the 2 inch mechanical NAP Spitfire for years. So if you are a good shot, these are reliable to 60 yards in my experience. Just throw them in the trash after one use or put them in the trophy box. What ever your thing is.