Rage Broadheads, made in Wisconsin, are thoroughly and carefully manufactured and tested for quality before being shipped.

Proudly Made In The U.S.A. Rage Broadheads are the award-winning, number-one-selling expandable broadheads on the market. They feature SlipCam technology and revolutionary rear-deploying blades that fly like field tips yet are fully expanded upon impact.

I've used this broadhead for a long time and have had great success using it. However, you can no longer buy replacement blades. Every single broadhead that I've used on a deer has needed replacement blades as to be expected when you hit bone or have a complete pass through into the dirt.

These are incredible broadheads for hunting. They fly like field points but hit like sledgehammers.

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Like all Rage heads, the Hypodermic NC features SlipCam technology, which allows the two, . 035-inch-thick blades to instantly deploy upon impact to their full, 2-inch cutting diameter for maximum devastation upon entry.

Fixed or Mechanical With mechanical broadheads flight characteristics are much more simple compared to fixed blades due to there slim profile, nearly imitating field points.

Like all Rage heads, the Hypodermic NC features SlipCam technology, which allows the two, . 035-inch-thick blades to instantly deploy upon impact to their full, 2-inch cutting diameter for maximum devastation upon entry.

The broadhead style you choose depends on your bow and arrow setup. A fixed blade is more durable, better penetrating, and longer lasting than a mechanical. But, mechanicals are easier to shoot accurately and have large cutting diameters.

Rage Hypodermic NC +P They feature SlipCam™ technology and revolutionary rear-deploying blades that fly like field points, yet are fully expanded at the moment of impact without significant loss of kinetic energy.

Even with today's small profile, fixed-blade heads, most experts recommend a maximum arrow speed of 260-270 fps. Beyond that, broadhead planing becomes problematic for all but the very best archers.