One of the best replaceable blade heads out there. Durability has been a non-issue. The only time I broke one was then I hit the back of the blade with a field point and it snapped off. I shot two deer with Exodus year before last. Pass through on first deer. Second deer was quartered away at 25 yards and I was in my saddle. First arrow went through the spine and fletching caught on the far side, and I was able to get a second arrow into it to finish it off. Great holes, good flight (on par with Black Hornets). Those were the full blade model and I now have some swept blades to try out and see if they fly even better.

I shot both deer with the same broadhead, and just resharpened the blades in between.

 

It's a well proven head. Fly's great and it's a stout design. The only reason I don't use them anymore is I find the little blades tedious to sharpen.

Nothing wrong with just replacing them when they get dull.

 

Hands down best replacement head out there. Especially in with the price point.

Killed over 75 animals with Exodus since 2012 including 2100lbs animals with them with 70 and 62lbs bows.

 

Exodus and black hornets are the two standout broadheads in the sub-$20 a head price range for me, with the exodus being quieter in flight than the black hornets.

 

19 more posts to go! Lol

 

I killed several deer with 100 gr swept version. Solid head. Accurate. But with only 1 inch 3 blade heads can't expect huge blood trails.

 

They're 1-1/4" cut size and I found that they left great holes, just as big as the 1"x1" holes from the TOTA 4 blade.

 

QADs and Slick trick mags are my 2 favorites.

 

Well my experiences weren't quite as good as I'd hoped. But they are a solid head.

 

I killed a ton of critters with Exodus. Don’t plan on switching and have stocked up in case they stop making them. Penetration, toughness and sharpness outa the box is second to none for replacement blade style heads. I even re sharpen them with the stay sharp system. Here is a carnage pic of the Exodus. Shot was ~20yds and 1/4ing away.

 

I killed a ton of critters with Exodus. Don’t plan on switching and have stocked up in case they stop making them. Penetration, toughness and sharpness outa the box is second to none for replacement blade style heads. I even re sharpen them with the stay sharp system. Here is a carnage pic of the Exodus. Shot was ~20yds and 1/4ing away.
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Dang look at the blood loss and hole in that deer

 

Have not had a chance to harvest an animal with them but recently finished broadhead tuning 125grain full blade and they fly very well out to my effective range of 45yards.

 

 

Brutal heads. They work flawlessly.

 

Exodus holes

 

One of the very best replaceable BHs on the market.

 

Killed this buck 2 years ago with the exodus broadhead. Hit him quartering away a little far back but came out the left front shoulder. I watched him fall.

 

best replaceable blade fixed head i've tried....i bought a bunch to stockpile

 

These pics are nasty. Very nice

 

As others have stated. One of the best mass produced replaceable blade fixed broadheads available. Sharp, durable, accurate. Give them a try!!

 

I am 61 years old and have bow hunted for over forty years I’ve used many broadheads over the years but I can tell you that you will not be disappointed with the Exodus heads they are tough accurate broadheads

 

That’s one sweet looking head that screams reliable.

 

My son used the 85 gr heads last year and shot a doe with they, shot was a little far back but great blood trail and went through a rib. They are easy to shot.

 

Have use Exodus broad heads for the last two seasons and will not be changing anytime soon. The performance on the animals that I have taken with them have been better than any head I used before. Durable, fly true, leave a nice hole and a great blood trail. Nothing more to ask for.

 

Anyone have a used qad ( I know they are replaceable blades) that they are willing to sell so I test and tune?

 

Just buy a pack, you will be glad that you did 😉



Tim

 

I shoot the 125s for hunting. My only complaint is if you do much tuning or practicing with them don’t expect them to survive a miss. Almost every practice shot I’ve missed has resulted in the point or shank bending out of center

 

I shoot the 125's as well and I have not experienced that at all. I may have to pay more attention and I will admit that I have hit the ground (dirt), logs and trees but never rock.

 

I'll echo the above - the ferrule on the Exodus is super short leading to high strength. In 125 they are super tough.