[Bowhuntr64]

So I just received my shipment of Exodus Broadheads! Yay! I ordered the barbed, but received the non-barbed heads. They still look incredible! I am eager to test them out and will probably just keep them rather than wait a few more weeks for the replacement barbed version. I have heard from Crackers that the non-barbed shoots just as well as the barbed version, and I hear they are even more durable. They have shot them through a 50 gallon steel drum five times without the blades or ferrules breaking.

I look forward to posting some results soon.

 

[buckjunkey]

Yep, got mine today as well. (five packs) Now come on October!

 

[Bowhuntr64]

Yep, got mine today as well. (five packs) Now come on October!

Dang! Five packs! You are ready indeed

 

[Porterhouse83]

What grade steel are exodus broadheads made of?

 

[bowtech2006]

I ordered sum on June 6 and still havn't gotten mine. but I can't wait to get them.

 

[lungbuster123]

Let's see some pic's!

 

[Bowhuntr64]

What grade steel are exodus broadheads made of?

Top notch; heat treated. Rockwell hardness of low 50s.

 

[Bowhuntr64]

Let's see some pic's!

Here is a pic of the barbed version

 

[Porterhouse83]

They look impressive. Price tag?

 

[Bowhuntr64]

They look impressive. Price tag?

$39 for 3 pack. If they are as durable as they say, then they are worth it. .040 thick replaceable blades; shortest ferrule on the market ( I think; same length as a field point), incredible tip; blades extending over the shaft...

 

[Porterhouse83]

I got silverflames but finding a cheaper head to shoot around with would be nice. I may give these a hard look.

 

[hurricanepepper]

dumb question here but what makes them BARBED?

 

[bambikiller]

i do like the looks of these... looking forward to the test results

 

[Viper69]

pics of the non-barbed????

 

[buckjunkey]

Let's see some pic's!

Sorry for the bad picture. Will get better ones tomorrow.
These are the non barbed version.

 

[lungbuster123]

Sorry for the bad picture. Will get better ones tomorrow.
These are the non barbed version.

Thanks, I was wanting to get a look at the non barbed. Sorry I didn't specify in my first post.

 

[Bowhuntr64]

dumb question here but what makes them BARBED?

It basically means that the base of the broadhead is not connected with the arrow (can you see the pic where it extends outward from the arrow?) and the blades to not flip backwards if the arrow is pulled out (unlike a mechanical). Some states do not allow barbed broadheads; about 23 states I believe. However, some districts in some states that forbid barbed heads do not consider the barbed version of the Exodus head an actual "Barbed" head. The non-barbed are legal everywhere.

 

[flatlineks]

nice heads i shot some a back in july. 50 yds max, hit like an f point.

 

[buckjunkey]

Here is a better picture.

 

[Canuck Archer]

Just out of curiosity why would you prefer the barbed head? It's your choice but if they fly the same I would pick the non-barbed head in case I made a bad shot and the arrow and head could be pulled out or fall out. JMO.
P.S. They do look like a durable head.