Best Archery Broadheads of 2025

"I've been using Muzzy fixed blade broadheads for about 20 years. They've always been reliable and accurate. I've harvested many deer, hogs, and black bears with these blades. They put down any large 200+ lbs animal. They are also inexpensive, which is a bonus!"

"I bought these broadheads based on great reviews. I found them to be easy to assemble and highly effective. The carbide points and razor edges came sharp out of the packaging. I appreciate the simple design with no moving parts; it gives me confidence in their performance."

"After watching a YouTube video, I was able to assemble all six broadheads in about 20 minutes. It took some patience, but once I got the hang of it, it was straightforward. I have arthritis, and it was manageable for me. If you're unsure, you can buy them already assembled for a bit more."

“I’ve used these broadheads for years, and they fly great and hold up well.”

“After matching them with my arrows, they shoot just like my field points out to 27 yards. I'm excited to use them on real game soon!”

“I hunted spring black bear with these, and they performed perfectly. Easy to sharpen and tune.”

"I shot my first deer with this broadhead, and it was a fantastic experience. The flight was consistent, and the cutting radius was impressive. I tracked a great blood trail, and the deer was down within 50 yards."

"I’ve harvested three deer this season using the same 100 gr. broadhead. The replacement collars are a nice touch, and despite a small ding on one blade, they performed perfectly. All deer went down within 50 yards."

"These broadheads are simply the best for my crossbow. They deploy reliably, are sturdy, and parts can be replaced as needed. I always choose Rage for my hunting."

"I found these broadheads to be super sharp and well-made! They performed exactly as I needed to bring down my game quickly."

"After using the Mega Meat 125, I can say they are devastatingly effective. Even with some marginal shots, the animals went down quickly. I just wish the blades were a bit tougher."

"I shot a bull and cow elk with these broadheads. The entrance and exit wounds were huge, and the blood trail was easy to follow. However, I did notice that the blades got damaged after the shots."

"I’ve used the original Rage and they are, without a doubt, the best broadhead ever built. Don’t let negative reviews fool you; it’s all about shot placement. I’ve harvested numerous deer with them, and they leave a trail that even beginners can follow."

"I was genuinely impressed with these broadheads. I purchased them last minute for opening day, and after shooting a doe, she didn’t go more than 10 yards before going down. I’m giving them a 5 out of 5!"

"Having used these on my compound bow for several seasons, I’m extremely satisfied. They are very sharp and work perfectly if you follow the instructions. I’ve never had a deer go further than 60-70 yards after being hit."

"I've been eyeing these for a while, and I'm not disappointed. They feel very solid and stay true to zero with my field tips. I can confidently say the lethality is there!"

"I'm really happy with these broadheads. They are well-made and the price is just fantastic. I'd definitely recommend purchasing them!"

"For me, they worked perfectly. They fly true and are of good quality, with no complaints at all."

“I absolutely love these broadheads. I wish I could share a picture of the hole they left on the deer I shot. He only went 20 yards before dropping. I’ll definitely be using these for a long time.”

“I find that they fly as well as my trusted NAP Killzones. I haven't used them on game yet, but they are very sharp. I'm looking forward to taking both a deer and an elk this season! I have the 2.3-inch version with a 70lb bow and a 29.5-inch draw.”

“These broadheads are a great product. The flight is just like a field tip, and I’ve had excellent penetration and wound tracking. I used the 125 gr. 2.3 inch model and successfully took two deer with it, and it’s still performing great.”

"I’ve been using these broadheads for a while now and they’ve helped me harvest around 30-40 deer over the years. This season alone, I took 8 deer. Most dropped within 20 yards, thanks to the incredible blood trails they leave. Even as someone who's color blind, tracking the blood has been easy. I highly recommend these to any serious hunter!"

"After trying these broadheads, I was blown away. I shot through the shoulder and ribs and got a massive exit wound of around 3 inches. The deer only ran about 30 yards. They fly just like my field points, and I 100% recommend them for anyone looking to upgrade their gear!"

"I’ve never seen deer drop so quickly with these broadheads. They perform like field tips and have great penetration. However, I did have one head bend after hitting a rock, but overall, they’re solid for hunting in less rocky areas. I plan to buy more for my hunting trips."

"I found the assembly process annoying at first, but once I figured it out, it became very straightforward. I’m actually thinking about making a how-to video for others since the instructions were almost nonexistent. Overall, these broadheads are fantastic!"

"Putting these blades together was a bit of a challenge initially, but once I discovered the trick, it was really simple. I was surprised by how razor sharp they are—my finger barely touched one, and it was immediate!"

"I picked up these blades in a six-pack for a great price compared to the usual three-packs. I used them on a deer, and they cut through bone, leaving a good blood trail. The deer only went about 50 yards. I’ve tried other, more expensive broadheads that didn’t perform as well. I highly recommend giving these a shot!"

"I think these look great and fly well. The blades were extremely sharp right out of the box. They didn’t come with any field trips, but they performed just as well as my usual bullets."

"I’ve been using Rage broadheads for several years, specifically the 100 grain two blades, and I’ve always been satisfied with their performance. Initially, I used the slip cams, and they worked well. However, I switched to the extreme model after a year and was initially worried about the larger cutting diameter. I’ve experienced consistent pass-throughs and very short blood trails, making tracking easy. I aim for a quick, clean kill, and Rage extremes have consistently impressed me."

"These broadheads have performed incredibly well for me. The entry hole is about 5 inches on average, while exits vary from 4.5 to 6.5 inches depending on bone interference. I've had success slicing through ribs and shoulders on does and breaking bones on bucks. Although I haven’t tried them on elk or bear, I suspect they would perform similarly, as they broke five ribs on a doe at 67 yards. They have become my new favorite broadheads."