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Through patented technology and uncompromising craftsmanship, Beast Broadheads standfar beyond anything else ever brought to market. Every detail, every material choice, every design decision was engineered with one objective: Maximum performance—with zero compromise.
• World’s Fastest Blade Deployment (EPIC Technology) Blades deploy at 940+ MPH with 17+ lbs of stored energy, ensuring instant, full cutting diameter on impact—no hesitation, no failure. • .035" German LUTZ Stainless Steel Blades Engineered for extreme sharpness and edge retention. Devastating cut performance with durability you can trust shot after shot. • Bone-Evading Spring Technology Patented system allows blades to flex and deflect on bone impact—preserving kinetic energy and driving deeper penetration. • Interlaced Cut-On-Contact System Pre-cuts tissue before the ferrule arrives, eliminating drag and maximizing penetration efficiency. • Field-Point Accurate Flight Precision-balanced for consistent, repeatable accuracy—confidence at any distance when it matters most.
THE BEST JUST GOT BETTER
If you can’t trust your mechanical on the big stuff…
you can’t trust it at all.
The Beast Broadhead is the result of 4+ years of relentless engineering, brutal field testing, and a refusal to accept compromise at any level.
The mission was simple to say—nearly impossible to execute:
Build the most advanced.
The sharpest.
The deepest penetrating.
The most forgiving.
The most accurate broadhead ever created.
After years of iteration, failure, refinement, and breakthrough…
We delivered.
Through patented technology and precision manufacturing, Beast Broadheads don’t just compete—they redefine the category. Every angle, every material, every detail is engineered for one outcome:
Maximum performance. Zero compromise.
We didn’t build Beast to be “one of the best.”
We built it to be the standard.
Shoot the Best. Shoot Beast.
THE NEW BEAST CUT-ON-CONTACT BROADHEAD
Most cut-on-contact broadheads promise better penetration.
But they all share the same hidden flaw.
The Problem: Ferrule Drag
Traditional cut-on-contact designs rely on a bulky ferrule-to-blade transition for strength. While durable, that shape creates a major issue on impact:
Excess friction through tissue
Increased resistance on bone
Rapid energy loss after initial entry
Yes—the blade makes first contact.
But milliseconds later, the ferrule becomes the bottleneck.
Penetration slows. Energy dies. Performance drops.
That’s not opinion.
That’s physics.
THE BEAST SOLUTION: ELIMINATE FERRULE DRAG
We didn’t tweak the design.
We engineered the problem out entirely.
Interlaced Blade Architecture
This isn’t a blade mounted to a head.
This is a fully integrated cutting system.
The cut-on-contact blade and main blades interlace into a continuous cutting path
Tissue is pre-cut before the ferrule ever makes contact
The ferrule follows a cleared path—not forcing its way through resistance
The Result:
Less resistance
Less energy loss
Deeper, more efficient penetration
WHY IT MATTERS
In a real-world shot, you don’t get second chances.
Penetration isn’t about hype—it’s about energy management.
Every ounce of resistance matters.
Every inefficiency compounds.
By eliminating ferrule drag, Beast preserves energy where it matters most:
Driving through hide, muscle, and bone—without compromise.
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Technology Features:
Bone Evading Advanced Spring Technology (BEAST)
Features independently flexing blades capable of flexing down to 0.66 inches, allowing them to move through or around bone. Instead of losing energy on impact, the system preserves kinetic energy, edge integrity, and forward momentum resulting in unmatched penetration and terminal performance.
Fastest Opening Blades
Engineered to deploy at speeds exceeding 940 mph, ensuring the entire entry hole is cut by the stored energy in the ferrule, not taken away from the arrow. Ensuring impacts with no delay and no wasted energy.
World’s Sharpest Blades
Built with precision-engineered German LUTZ blades, finished through our proprietary 10-step honing process delivering what we confidently stand behind as the world’s sharpest broadheads.
Titanium–Steel Hybrid Construction
A first-of-its-kind design combining a Grade 5 Titanium ferrule with a hardened 440-series stainless steel tip. This hybrid system delivers the ideal balance of an extremely needly point, strength, durability, and penetration performance, built to withstand extreme impacts.
Fail-Proof Blade Retention and deployment System
A completely band-free, collar-free system utilizing stainless steel locking components:Eliminates noise and rattling
Ensures consistent, reliable deployment every time
Designed for Maximum Versatility
Compatible with:
Crossbows
Compound bows
Recurves
Low-poundage setups
Engineered to perform at the highest level regardless of setup.
Hand-Built in the USA
Each and every broadhead is assembled and tested by hand in America, ensuring the highest level of quality control and consistency.We didn’t build Beast Broadheads to compete.We built them to set the standard.Shoot The Best Shoot A Beast
I harvested my 4th bull this September with the beast 2.0. All 4 broadheads are still in perfect shape. I have used he first one they launched, the titanium and the cut on contact . Last year I took two bulls with the same arrow and broadhead without sharpening it (I didn't plan it that way), and it worked perfectly. Two of the 4 bulls, I didn't make great shots on and I am convinced the beast saved me. It really does fly like a field point, and it's crazy sharp. My bother just killed a bull and antelope with the beast and had great results. Lusk has all the testing info you could ask for, and he truly does a good job unlike some of the other YouTube d****es selling there stuff. I don't see myself switching to any other broadhead, these are definitely worth it.
I've never seen a mechanical broadhead that punches like a fixed blade until this, and I won't be using another broadhead after seeing the results in the field.
Best broadhead in the game!
I have been fortunate to shoot a lot of big critters with my bow using both mechanical and fixed broadheads. 2026 mule deer was the first I had used the beast C.O.C. Sharpest broadhead out of box, flies like a dart, extreamly durable, does exactly as advertised.
Ex. I shot my mule deer at 62 yrds through both scaps. My dad was so impressed with the broadhead that we actually ran a stone over the blade a handful of times to get it back to original sharpness and he killed his buck with the same broadhead. 75yrds hard quartering through the back hip, got both lungs, and went out behind the front scap. My setup is 78lbs w/ 490 gr arrow. His setup is 65lbs w/ 482 gr arrow. All dramatics aside, I feel from an ethics standpoint this is the only broadhead to use. Without a doubt, had my dad used a different mechanical we would’ve never recovered his deer. Instead it died in seconds
First ever bow kill so I’m not exactly sure what to expect. But I am happy with the results though. I hit high and back but just enough to get the top corner of each lung also clean hit on 2 ribs. No blood trail though (dew to shot being high) but she was dead in 17 yards. Brodhead blades are slightly chipped and the tip folded over a smige. I might be overthinking some and too much attention to detail but at the end of the day I will definitely be buying more and plan to use them for the years to come.
Bought the 3 pack beast COC, used all 3 on deer. Clean pass throughs, 2 coming out of the off side shoulder blade! The bone avoiding tech on the beast allowed the broadheads to blow through without ever slowing down and all 3 are still usable! Only the very tip of one took the tiniest bit of damage from where it skated off a rock after passing through still shootable though!
Hands down one of the best broadheads I’ve tried. I’d give 5 stars if they just made replacement parts. I shot a bull this year and the ferrule looks brand new but the blades are bent and dull, making the broadhead unusable. Like I said earlier, this broadhead is truly incredibull, (pun intended) I just wish they’d sell replacement parts so I didn’t have to buy completely new ones and throw out the good ferrules.
I preordered the 100 grain BEAST Cut on contact 2.3 inch broadheads this season and received them right before my hunt. I was impressed that they shot exactly the same as my field tips. I shot this bull close to dark while he was quartered to me in a creek from up on a ridge. He was about 54 yards away and I had to shoot through a small gap in some tree branches when I stood up. The arrow passed through a gap in two ribs that was not 2.3 inches, so the blades retracted and expanded past the ribs into the chest cavity. He ran about 5 yards up the hill and then fell back down to the creek and expired in about 2 minutes. The only thing I would recommend changing on the broadheads is possibly finding a way to keep them from deploying if caught on grass or limbs when stalking. I’ve had this problem because I’ll stalk with an arrow on my arrow rest and I hold my bow down. When I walk with it down, the broadhead gets caught in grass which can cause it to expand. Other than that I’ve been impressed with the technology.
Was able to take both a deer and elk with these. I was skeptical being the first time I tried them—but absolutely blown away. Both quartering past through. The elk I couldn’t even find the arrow because it absolutely flew through the thing. These are unequivocally my go-to from now on. I had to use a little teflon to get them to spin perfect in my inserts, but it was a minor thing and they fly perfect. Both recovered in sub 100 yards. The elk wheeled hard from broadside when I shot and I really believe this broadhead saved me some headache from what could have been a long track job.
First time using the Beast COC titanium 2.0 @125 grains and I will never buy a different broached again, I made a bad shot, had a pass threw this bulls hips and it bled out within 100 yards. These broadheads are a complete game changer and I highly recommend this product
Quality is terrible, I shot an elk and it hit him in the shoulder and the broadhead exploded. Thinking it might of just been a fluke I shot another coc broadhead at a foam target the next day and the blade chipped off.
My 15yr old son killed his first ever Elk with the new BEAST Cut on Contact.
It was a 33 yard shot on a really nice bull.
The elk was recovered 166 yards from where he was shot.
The Broadhead did exactly as advertised.
We won’t shoot any other broadhead.
The beast C.O.C worked amazing on this once in a lifetime moose tag here in Idaho. Made a 66 yard shot on this bull and watched it tip over after only 40 yards.
I haven’t had a shot opportunity this year yet but last year I shot my first bull and the entrance wound was about 6 inches wide. It was insane. I was alone and in the heat of getting everything taken care of I forgot to take pictures but it was impressive enough where I hope to use Beast broadheads the rest of my life.
Super impressed with these Broadheads! 51 Yards slight quarter away through and through. On the exit it even went through the scapula and still passed through.
Lift RS 28”Draw 420grain Arrow Shooting Approx 300fps
The three pack I received two of the heads have a wobble and all were 1.2-1.4 grains over the advertised 125 grains.
I didn’t take them on my limited entry elk hunt that I specifically ordered them for
I shot a smaller bull elk at 35 yards. The shot was a little high but didn’t hit spine or shoulder. One of the blades snapped off. I would hate to see what a shoulder doe to one. The springs are a cool concept but don’t appear to work for deflecting around bone. They also keep sending me emails to review the product but when o post a photo of a broadhead that broke it gets deleted. This is the third time I have been asked to post a review and did. We will see if it makes it up.
Shot at 35 yards. Quartered away and turned even farther away. Entered in front of back hoo and exited in opposite shoulder. Full pass through long ways. Couldn’t be happier
Love the cut on contact beast 125g. This is the first big wild hog I’ve had complete pass through. Solid blood trail but didn’t need to
Track. She only went 38 yards! 😆 total arrow weight is 545g. Nothing like having confidence in my equipment!
Customer for life!
