By far the best broadheads I've used. Sharp, durable, and efficient.
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The BEAST broadhead, engineered with patented and pending technologies over three years, revolutionizes the broadhead industry with its unmatched performance and innovative design. This mechanical broadhead features bone-evading blades, high-speed deployment, the world's most premium materials, and a patented blade retention system, making it the most advanced and versatile option on the market.
- Bone Evading Advanced Spring Technology (BEAST): Features blades that retract and redeploy when encountering bone, preserving sharpness and kinetic energy for unmatched penetration.
- Engineered Propulsion In Core (E.P.I.C Technology): 1.2 lbs of force on either deployment tab results in the Beast Broadhead's blades deployment at speeds over 940 mph and 22+ ft lbs of energy; ensuring devastating entry wounds and the most reliable deployment of any mechanical on the market.
- Premium Materials: German LUTZ blades with superior edge retention and durability. A grade 5 Titanium ferrule, 420 Series hardened stainless steel tip and the world's most reliable springs; the Beast Broadhead is designed for maximum durability, performance, and accuracy.
- Innovative Blade Retention System: A band-free, collar-free design with internal stainless steel locking componentry to eliminate noise and ensure reliability.
- Designed for Versatility: Compatible with crossbows and highly effective with lower poundage bows, each head is hand assembled and rigorously tested in the USA.
- Approved for Every Crossbow!: Beast Broadheads are engineered to handle the speed of every crossbow on the market! With unmatched durability, accuracy, and performance, Beast Broadheads give crossbow hunters maximum performance.
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Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 115 reviews.
Made an awesome hole and only ran 20 yards!
I don't typically leave reviews, but this broadhead is truly amazing. Yes, shot placement is still king, but between my father and I we harvested one bull elk, two muley bucks and a black bear with these broadheads over the course of a month. Flight is truly like a field point, components are top notch, deployment and cut are devastating. One of the shots on the mule deer was less than perfect, I truly don't think the animal would have been recovered if we were shooting a different broadhead, fixed or deployable. I am 110% sold on this piece of equipment and will continue shooting them in the future. Keep the finger protectors in your bino harness where they are easy to access if you need them in a pinch.
Very nice broadheads haven’t shot anything yet.
I just had my first success in downing an animal with these broadheads! Conditions were optimal, no wind, sun setting, deer feeding, and cover to sneak in on my hands and knees. Once I crawled as far as I could go (150 yards), I ranged this whitetail doe at 82 yards. I adjusted my sight l, pulled back and let her fly. First amazement was how straight this broadhead flew with zero deviation! Next came the defeat when the doe jumped my string and stepped forward causing my shot to hit her square in the hind quarter! The loud thwack, assured me that I hit bone in her back leg. She took off running towards the timber as I watched my luminok flail in her hind end as she disappeared over a hill. My partner made his way to me and I gave him the news and a track would be starting. To my surprise, as we crested the hill, there she lay dead, less than 100 yards from the impact! My arrow had broken through the hip socket, shattering bone, and continued to penetrate an additional 7 -10 inches forward towards her vitals. This broad head did exactly as it was designed to do when hitting bone and I now have meat in the freezer! Thank you Josh and Sarah for creating such an awesome product!
Decided to go with the beast titanium for elk this year and it did not disappoint. 34yrd quartering away shot. hit dead center of a rib on entry, through opposite side shoulder blade and stuck out the hide about 3/4”. No bent blades or significant damage the bull ran 40yrds and piled up….very impressed 64lb draw 29 1/2” draw 524gr arrow
27yd shot, deer only ran 40 yds & piled up! I love these heads!
These are terrifying because of the spring loaded blades. The blades would randomly eject when in the quiver while hiking. I almost cut my bow string by accident twice. Handling them felt like holding a piece of dynamite. These seem like a great idea, but they can easily cut you and/or your bowstring unexpectedly. We hiked 70+ miles in heavy terrain with them and I've never kept my eyes focused more on my quiver than when I had these BEAST broadheads attached to my arrows.
Love these broad heads!! Beat on the market period!!
Aptly named broadheads! So far I am 3 for 3 with them!
Love these
My first choice for a mechanical!
I will send a shirt clip after family vacation's over.
Great customer service. They fly great, very sharp
What a season! 3 does and a giant bodied NE Missouri buck! All with the 2..0 Titanium! Honestly impressed with the damage, blood trail and recovery time on all the deer. 2 out of 4 broadheads were able to be shot again. The other 2 hit rocky terrain and were nicked up. I’m not sure how you improve on the design? I do know that these will be on my #1 arrow come next season!
Love the beast broad heads!
Great broadhead. Shot through both shoulders and had a great blood trail.
Went with the 125gr Titanium 2” broadheads and let me tell y’all, they did not disappoint! Got them in the mail late on the 23rd, sat in my ground blind the next morning and this beautiful 8pt ruttin’ buck came in hot after a doe.. gave me a quartering away shot at 25yds.. clean pass through.. ran no more than 40 and dropped! Plenty of blood and a quick clean harvest. These will be my go-to from here on out and I’d recommend yall do the same! You just Can’t beat XMAS EVE BACKSTRAPS and a full freezer! Yeeehawww, ‘Ppreciate the quality Beast Broadheads, keep ‘em comin’! 😎🦌🎄🥩🤙🏽
Since switching to the beast, of the five deer, I’ve killed this year. I have gotten a pass through on each shot. A gaping entry and exit hole
Love them! Didn’t video them so couldn’t show a video but they are awesome I absolutely love them. Will be using them on my hunt next year no doubt about it. Ten stars ⭐️
First kill with original 2.0 beast. Really like these heads. Head is still plenty sharp to kill again.
My deer went 30 yards .
Shot a bull this year with the Beast broadhead….it did exactly as advertised and then some. I can’t describe in words how pleased I was with the results. Not only was the shot fatal it was quick with a complete pass through and the bull only made it 20yards before piling up. Sighting in these broadheads is also so easy as they shoot exactly like the practice tips with exceptional accuracy. If your not shooting a Beast broadhead your missing out!
Fly’s true. Performed as advertised. ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
The broadheads work great. I will definitely continue using them. I was critical of the shipping delays, which I still am. I hope that was just due to a higher level of demand than expected. But I’ll give credit where it is due, they are sharp, durable and fly great.
The 2.0 titanium beast heads exceeded my expectations to say the least. Shot this buck in the northern midwest (second biggest bodied deer I have seen in person (atleast 250 lbs), at 38 yards with the 40lb hammer. 435 grain nexxus arrow (with 50 grain aluminum outsert). He ran 60 yards and was dead in seconds. Double lung shot. Buck was slightly quartered away and was walking slowly. Arrow stopped on the offside hide with the tip almost coming through. Which is unreal for such a low poundage bow and light arrow, my draw length is 28.5". This may seem unethical to shoot this head to some, but the results speak for themselves. If he was closer and not walking I am confident I would have passed through. This broadhead is redefining what a true broadhead should be. I seriously cannot recommend beast broadheads enough. Other than elk or moose (with my light poundage setup) I will be using this on almost every hunt. Thank you guys for giving me the confidence to shoot a mechanical again. It is a game changer in the hunting world.
Love the Bowmar's and their entire archery line. The BEAST are in fact the sharpest broadhead I've ever used. Keep up the great work with the sport we love!. Thanks again
My son loves your broadheads! He’s been using them the past two years and has harvested multiple deer with them! He’s a customer for life! Got him hooked young!
23 yards. 70# @ 29 inches. 520 grain arrow build.. full pass through and buried in a dead log behind it. Cleaned it up and still razor sharp and functions perfectly!
Awesome broadheads
Don’t come out with a product bragging about all the new advances and then have people pre-order it with a note saying all orders will ship out beginning of October, just to let people down and not ship till the end of October. If this honestly was a mistake in not knowing how much inventory to buy, then you as a business should own up to it and at least refund some of the money back to the people that had to wait. I was already way too far into hunting season to switch broadheads at that point and ended up having to buy my normal ones I was using on top of these ones.
I have shot nothing but rage chisel tip since the day they came out, absolutely loved them never had a bad experience. But I dont like collers even tho they nvr failed me, I figured I better try the beast. Killed with titanium and the standard beast every broadhead did the exact same. I was impressed but the only thing is rage diamond chisel tip 2 blade whatever its called. The entry and exit holes were 1 to 2 inches bigger which that doesn't matter shot placement does. But with that being said rage always had massive blood from impact to recovery. Every deer i shot with the beast (aka5) there was no blood trail the firts 40 yards absolutely not a spec and once I hit 40 yards blood was everywhere. If you can figure out why rage opens up on impact vs your guys broadhead I will nvr shoot anything but beast broadheads. I am color blind so blood really matters to me, but I have had people that arnt and they all said the same it takes 40ish yards before you find blood. No I know thats nothing and is minor.. but if rage can do it I know you can do twice as good. Hoping for some minor changes so I can shoot the beats for every year to come 💪🤞
Had to take a frontal shot at 40 yds and the beast took him down in 120yds. Amazing performance. I will not use any other heads. Thank you!!!!!
Shot a huge doe at 50 yards she ended up moving before the arrow made contact but the arrow went through her shoulder all the way through her body and was sticking out of her hip bone. I am extremely impressed with the entry wounds and amount of destruction these arrows cause. You won’t get results like this out of any other broadhead on the market!
Deer ran about 15 yards and killed over
Shot went through the front and exited out the back hind quarter - entry hole was just as open .
Really impressed with the broad head, I didn’t make the best shot barley clipping his liver and out his stomach and was able to recover him after an all day wait. The only downside is I had one of the broadheads come apart when I put it on the end of my arrow, the bottom portion separated and the spring fell out and left the broadhead in 2 pieces. I still have one good head left along with some 2.3s which I am exited to try!
Shot two bucks this fall with the beast and they did not disappoint great broadheads
Love the technology
It was my first time using titanium beast Broadhead’s and they did not disappoint. I Shot 150+ inch 12 point on a recent Missouri hunting trip. The Broadhead punched through the rib cage a complete pass through and the deer only went 30 yards and dropped. I will be using beast broad heads from now on.