DarkForest 5pcs DB-8 Utility Archery Broadheads 150 Grain 2 Blade 1.1" Sturdy Broadead for Hunting or Practice

I’m not new to broadheads and have had awful experiences with spin testing and trying to fix name brand heads.These came from the factory spinning true. They shoot with my field points out of my properly turned compound and shoot remarkably well out of my 35, 55 and 70 recurve bows after some nock tuning here and there. They’re durable! I have my target sitting on a 10 ply tire and decided to sacrifice one to see how it would hold up. Now, this was out of my 35 lb bow but it smacked that tire hard with zero deformation or bending of the ferule. I’m impressed! As far as sharpening goes, yeah they come dull. But so do most brand name broadheads. So why not buy these and pull them across the stone to your own specs. It took me all of 2 hours to get 3 of the 5 hair popping sharp. And they are scary sharp! They hold an edge well through my target and are easy to re sharpen once you get them sharp.

Seriously, they're dull. Like I ran them across my hand and was not even close to being able to cut myself.On the up side, they seem robust. They actually spin very true. The weights were a bit inconsistent but since you're doing to be doing a ton of sharpening anyway you can even that out of you have a scale. Most of mine are in the 147.5-148 grain range by the time I got an edge on them.

Not sharp at all I think I can put a edge on them but a lot of work to get them where I can think of using them on any game. But they seem to fly ok

Just got these in so I haven’t shot them yet but I weighed them all and they are all around 145 grains. Very consistent weight between the five broad heads but all are lighter than advertised. Definitely will need to be sharpened which will reduce the weight additionally and partially defeats the purpose of buying the heavier heads to begin with. Time will tell if they are worth the price.

The broadheads are not sharpened when you get them, you will have to sharpen them yourself. The edge isn't even, so it takes a fair amount of grinding to get the edge even to have a good edge. They was all the same weight, 150 grains and fly good, but I wouldn't but these again.

I bought these broadheads thinking they had somewhat of an edge. They make a much better target arrow than hunting arrow without putting them on a grindstone.

Broadheads have great structural integrity150g need sharpening easy to do shoots great, can't wait to hunt with them

Strong and accurate,, could be sharper out the package,, tool steel is very durable and can be sharpened,,