Jason, because you are a no nonsense guy, do in-depth research, and use only top performing products, I ordered 2 sets of 250g. Thank you for your videos and congrats with your semi-retirement!
You will be very happy with these heads. And appreciate the confidence in my opinion. I definitely strive to never lie or sell anyone short on anything. If I would not use it personally I don't ever recommend it.
I know one of the owners. He’s a good dude. I’ve been able to watch some of the development of this broadhead and seen the work the prototypes did last season. These things are like a non-stop flight to the pump station.
Yep never met Shane but know Dave well and he made it very clear when he was talking about starting a broadhead company that he was only going to do it if he could build it to the highest level of perfection that could be done. He nailed it
I have been wanting to try the single bevels due to the bone breaking and twisting action that occurs at impact. Love the idea of the wide head because I feel like it will produce a larger hole and hopefully cause greater blood trails. I hope this company will soon offer this head as a one peice head with no screw or Ferrell.
Yep the wide cut singles make a big hole! These guys will probably not make a glue on style anytime soon. That's a whole different set of tooling, jigs, welders, fixtures etc. But thankfully thry are making a wide cut hears rather that the narrow heads everyone else makes
I just bought a 3 pack of the 250 grains. Just curious… I’m going to shoot them when I get them …do they fly well? I am a close hunter.. typically inside 20 yard shots
@@jessetaylor9758 yes. If your arrows are tuned well they will shoot perfect. Same as any broadhead. If you arrows are bot tuned you might be off a little from your field tips
It would greatly help if these guys sold a sharpening jig for the broadheads. I know some people just 3d print them . I had to make mods to my current jig to get the angle right.
THE MORE COMPITITION FOR SINGLE BEVEL, THE MORE REASONABLE THE PRICE WILL GET. I PLAN TO STICK TO MY SIMMONS 135GRN AND MAGNUS KILLER BEE 150GRN. GREAT LOOKING DESIGN FOR THOSE BROADHEADS.
Yep I hope your right. But after talking with these guys and learning so much about the cost of making heads like this i can honestly say the profit margin is very minimal already. these are tremendously expensive to make, assemble, machine and sharpen, and dip and package etc.
Jason, nice looking heads. Couple questions: 1. Do the 2 small screws have a smooth shank where they’re in contact with the ID of the blade holes? Or is it threaded on the entire length of the shank? How tight is the fit between the screw OD and the hole ID? 2. Is the back edge of the blade sharpened also? It appears to be, but those edges weren’t dipped like the front ones so I wasn’t sure
Screws are fully threaded. Very tight fit the blade can not move. Also has the notched rear seat of the blade to the ferrule. Back edge is beveled but not yet sharpened as many states will not allow a sharpened trailing edge. But could be sharpened very quickly if you wanted to.
Hey Jason what size Allen wrench are you using for these screws? I have been using these heads this season … the last deer I shot was with one of these they are great… I have been using a 1/16 Allen wrench but it seems like over time the Allen wrench is beginning to round out and I cannot tighten the screws. Does this require a metric Allen wrench? Thanks
I've never taken one apart. Why are you taking it apart out of curiosity? I would imagine the screws are locktited in and not ment to be removed unless something is needed to be fixed or replaced. I don't know what Allen wrench size they used.
I take them out to sharpen them on stones without the Ferrell getting in the way. Surprisingly these screws were not super tight coming from the company so I would have had to tighten them anyways. I messaged the company and they said it was a 1/16 size.
Correct. The tooling and jigs required to make these are custom made and they don't have the left bevel jigs finished yet. Looks like won't be left bevel until next year
The razor heads are inspired by and alot of the same qualities as abowyer. Larry at abowyer was a big help in razor broadheads getting started. Abowyer heads are amazing and razor heads are amazing.
Think I'm gonna pull the trigger on some of these. You may want to let them know, however, that their webpage doesn't have any dimensions that I could find. No width or length of cut. Just the weight.
150 and 200 are easy to find (ie lots of competition) . They need to produce a 175 that is 3/8 but with a shorter profile. This would give them a more unique product. Please make the company link live. It is currently just txt.
There is only one company making a single bevel this wide and this shape. Until now it was basically impossible to find a single bevel 1 and 3/8 wide. Every company wants to make little 1 and 1/8 wide.
@@indy5797 yep true. But I think most manufacturers are looking at it like its very easy to tune for those extra 25 grains to run the 200 vs making a 175. Or if you wanted lighter to tune to the 150.
@@indy5797 There are screw on weights in 25 grain options for those shooting 150 grains but want 175 grains. They are Aluminum though for 25 grains or get 125 grain single bevel in 1 & 3/8 option and put a 50 grain on it that will be steel. 3 Rivers has these options to buy for hunting.
They look good, but $95 for 3 is why I went with VPA’s broadheads at $73. Plus the VPAs don’t have any screws to fall out. All good products, but it’s kinda like you buying hunting clothes at Walmart… spend wisely.
Vpa is a good head if you want the standard 1 and 1/8 cutting diameter. I will never shoot a head that narrow. So for.me and my money I only buy and use wide heads. Thank God this company realized there is a huge demand for wide single bevels and made them for us. So for me and many of us that lovee wide heads, it's money spent very wisely!
@@SamkoTradBow I wanted to ask, at what point should I be shooting 1 1/8" vs wider like you prefer? I have a lighter bow at approx 45@26", my arrows are tuned like darts, over 20% FOC, and close to 13GPP. I've been using 3 blades and don't always blow thru deer, though the arrow does eventually fall out the other side and make 2 holes - part of that may be my shots are usually 7-8yds (not stabilizing quickly enough). I'd rather have it blow thru and bury itself in the dirt, so I'd like to switch to 2 blades and see what happens. Just not sure if I should go wide or stay 1 1/8". What do you think, Jason?
Nevermind, just saw your video on why you shoot wide broadheads only. I guess I'll try the wide stuff and see how it goes, even with my light setup. My gut tells me that even a wide 2 blade will encounter less resistance than the 3-blade I am using.
@@JulienKozak the wide ones will probably penetrate more than your 3 blade in my opion and they give great blood trails. Complete pass thru on deer are relative to many many variables. I know guys shooting 80 pound longbows that don't get complete pass thrus all the time.
Did you get an answer from the company yet? I get the feeling with a smaller bevel angle, and the non-tanto tip, they won’t be able to last as long as Iron Will’s but if the warranty was comparable, I suspect Razor would be doling out replacements like hotcakes ;)
@@davetoms63 probably because the heads were so narrow in cutting width. The last dozen animals I've killed with wide single bevels have bleed incredibly
They are still there making great heads. But they abandoned the idea of a wide head 2 years ago and went more to what compound guys want to shoot with the little short stubby narrow heads that tune well for compound guys. Thankfully they still make the classic glue on meat heads and other 3:1 heads. But all too narrow for my liking
@@SamkoTradBow No doubt do I think its good head. But if each pack had a 20 grain variance at 40 yards that's a huge difference. If each pack weighed close to the same, either plus or minus for that particular pack, it wouldn't be as bad.
@@marcuslacy7087 I have a dozen of them and they are all within 3 grains of of the 250 I ordered. I think that's just a legal failsafe and they are being honest by putting it on the packaging
Try an over shaft outsert from 3 Rivers or some place like that as they have a made for screw in design made since relatively few brands make a head for wood/fiberglass and often these designs were based off the Bow fishing design made for modern screw in style of small mechanical/movable bowfishing head. However, this often takes trimming the end to have this fit on.
All single bevels have to be expensive do to the steel required and blade thickness to keep the thin bevel strong. Plenty of great cheaper double bevel heads out there and plenty of quality single bevel heads out there. But razor is the only quality single bevel that is a wide cut (abowyer makes one too if they are ever in stock )
Jason, because you are a no nonsense guy, do in-depth research, and use only top performing products, I ordered 2 sets of 250g. Thank you for your videos and congrats with your semi-retirement!
You will be very happy with these heads. And appreciate the confidence in my opinion. I definitely strive to never lie or sell anyone short on anything. If I would not use it personally I don't ever recommend it.
Newest addition to my 80 brand single bevel broadhead list
very cool!
I know one of the owners. He’s a good dude. I’ve been able to watch some of the development of this broadhead and seen the work the prototypes did last season. These things are like a non-stop flight to the pump station.
Yep never met Shane but know Dave well and he made it very clear when he was talking about starting a broadhead company that he was only going to do it if he could build it to the highest level of perfection that could be done. He nailed it
Been waiting for this with all the Facebook teasers. They look nice!
These things are sweet. My quiver will be full of them on the opener!
Definitely going to try these.
Such a perfect head
Thank you for this Broadhead!
The owners of razor broadheads will see this comment and appreciate it!
I have been wanting to try the single bevels due to the bone breaking and twisting action that occurs at impact. Love the idea of the wide head because I feel like it will produce a larger hole and hopefully cause greater blood trails. I hope this company will soon offer this head as a one peice head with no screw or Ferrell.
Yep the wide cut singles make a big hole! These guys will probably not make a glue on style anytime soon. That's a whole different set of tooling, jigs, welders, fixtures etc. But thankfully thry are making a wide cut hears rather that the narrow heads everyone else makes
I just bought a 3 pack of the 250 grains. Just curious… I’m going to shoot them when I get them …do they fly well? I am a close hunter.. typically inside 20 yard shots
@@jessetaylor9758 yes. If your arrows are tuned well they will shoot perfect. Same as any broadhead. If you arrows are bot tuned you might be off a little from your field tips
It would greatly help if these guys sold a sharpening jig for the broadheads. I know some people just 3d print them . I had to make mods to my current jig to get the angle right.
Can’t wait to take a deer with them . Shot them through cardboard when I got them and they make a huge hole!
Can’t wait to try a Razor broadhead. Looks devastating!
They are awesome
For years some of the best non compound Bow stuff comes from Michigan or company was originally from there.
Yep michigan is rich with many bowhunting businesses
THE MORE COMPITITION FOR SINGLE BEVEL, THE MORE REASONABLE THE PRICE WILL GET. I PLAN TO STICK TO MY SIMMONS 135GRN AND MAGNUS KILLER BEE 150GRN. GREAT LOOKING DESIGN FOR THOSE BROADHEADS.
Yep I hope your right. But after talking with these guys and learning so much about the cost of making heads like this i can honestly say the profit margin is very minimal already. these are tremendously expensive to make, assemble, machine and sharpen, and dip and package etc.
Do they ship outside the US? Loved them, wish I could get them in Brasil. Hogs here are getting out of control!
Not sure. I'd call them.
They’ve got sweet hats and shirts looks like too
Yes they do. I have one of each I will be showing off in future videos. They really comfortable tees too!
Jason, nice looking heads. Couple questions:
1. Do the 2 small screws have a smooth shank where they’re in contact with the ID of the blade holes? Or is it threaded on the entire length of the shank? How tight is the fit between the screw OD and the hole ID?
2. Is the back edge of the blade sharpened also? It appears to be, but those edges weren’t dipped like the front ones so I wasn’t sure
Screws are fully threaded. Very tight fit the blade can not move. Also has the notched rear seat of the blade to the ferrule. Back edge is beveled but not yet sharpened as many states will not allow a sharpened trailing edge. But could be sharpened very quickly if you wanted to.
I would buy these in a heart beat, as soon as they make left bevel
Send them a message telling them that. I know they are just waiting on tooling to be done for lefts.
The angle on the 1 1/8 head make a 3 to 1 cutting ratio. Witch makes it such a good penatrator. But don't get me wrong. I like the new head also.
Hey Jason what size Allen wrench are you using for these screws? I have been using these heads this season … the last deer I shot was with one of these they are great… I have been using a 1/16 Allen wrench but it seems like over time the Allen wrench is beginning to round out and I cannot tighten the screws. Does this require a metric Allen wrench? Thanks
I've never taken one apart. Why are you taking it apart out of curiosity? I would imagine the screws are locktited in and not ment to be removed unless something is needed to be fixed or replaced. I don't know what Allen wrench size they used.
I take them out to sharpen them on stones without the Ferrell getting in the way. Surprisingly these screws were not super tight coming from the company so I would have had to tighten them anyways. I messaged the company and they said it was a 1/16 size.
@@jessetaylor9758 glad you got the info you needed
Love it Jason how can I get that 200 grain with a left single beveled?
Sounds like the left bevel won’t be available until next year from what his video said.
Correct. The tooling and jigs required to make these are custom made and they don't have the left bevel jigs finished yet. Looks like won't be left bevel until next year
How do these compare to those abowyers you did videos on?
The razor heads are inspired by and alot of the same qualities as abowyer. Larry at abowyer was a big help in razor broadheads getting started. Abowyer heads are amazing and razor heads are amazing.
@@SamkoTradBow i gotcha. Thanks for the info. Probably going to ordering some abowyer bonehead large pretty soon.
Think I'm gonna pull the trigger on some of these. You may want to let them know, however, that their webpage doesn't have any dimensions that I could find. No width or length of cut. Just the weight.
Just checked, their website shows cutting width when I pulled them up.
I told them the dimensions were missing on the site yesterday and they said they were gonna get it updated asap
150 and 200 are easy to find (ie lots of competition) . They need to produce a 175 that is 3/8 but with a shorter profile. This would give them a more unique product.
Please make the company link live. It is currently just txt.
There is only one company making a single bevel this wide and this shape. Until now it was basically impossible to find a single bevel 1 and 3/8 wide. Every company wants to make little 1 and 1/8 wide.
@@SamkoTradBow
Yep, I'm aware of this, but finding 175s in any profile is difficult. 175+sb+1³/⁸= printing money. They would be the ONLY option.
@@indy5797 yep true. But I think most manufacturers are looking at it like its very easy to tune for those extra 25 grains to run the 200 vs making a 175. Or if you wanted lighter to tune to the 150.
@@indy5797 There are screw on weights in 25 grain options for those shooting 150 grains but want 175 grains. They are Aluminum though for 25 grains or get 125 grain single bevel in 1 & 3/8 option and put a 50 grain on it that will be steel. 3 Rivers has these options to buy for hunting.
They look good, but $95 for 3 is why I went with VPA’s broadheads at $73. Plus the VPAs don’t have any screws to fall out. All good products, but it’s kinda like you buying hunting clothes at Walmart… spend wisely.
Vpa is a good head if you want the standard 1 and 1/8 cutting diameter. I will never shoot a head that narrow. So for.me and my money I only buy and use wide heads. Thank God this company realized there is a huge demand for wide single bevels and made them for us. So for me and many of us that lovee wide heads, it's money spent very wisely!
@@SamkoTradBow I wanted to ask, at what point should I be shooting 1 1/8" vs wider like you prefer? I have a lighter bow at approx 45@26", my arrows are tuned like darts, over 20% FOC, and close to 13GPP. I've been using 3 blades and don't always blow thru deer, though the arrow does eventually fall out the other side and make 2 holes - part of that may be my shots are usually 7-8yds (not stabilizing quickly enough). I'd rather have it blow thru and bury itself in the dirt, so I'd like to switch to 2 blades and see what happens. Just not sure if I should go wide or stay 1 1/8". What do you think, Jason?
Nevermind, just saw your video on why you shoot wide broadheads only. I guess I'll try the wide stuff and see how it goes, even with my light setup. My gut tells me that even a wide 2 blade will encounter less resistance than the 3-blade I am using.
@@JulienKozak the wide ones will probably penetrate more than your 3 blade in my opion and they give great blood trails. Complete pass thru on deer are relative to many many variables. I know guys shooting 80 pound longbows that don't get complete pass thrus all the time.
@@SamkoTradBow Thanks for always replying! I think I'm going to give them a shot.
Do you know if they provide any sort of a warranty on these? I’ve sent a couple emails to them but no response yet.
Not sure
Did you get an answer from the company yet? I get the feeling with a smaller bevel angle, and the non-tanto tip, they won’t be able to last as long as Iron Will’s but if the warranty was comparable, I suspect Razor would be doling out replacements like hotcakes ;)
website link is dead today
Probably just overloaded for a few mins. They are gett8ng bombarded. And that's a good thing!!!
I just noticed, I was copying your text above. You have it spelled broad"E"heads. Just FYI, Thanks!!
How do they compair to tuff head
Tuffhead doesn't make a head this wide. Tuffheads are all narrow heads
Will they be coming out with double bevel?
Not sure. Don't know why they would with the benefits of a single bevel. But if demand is high enough they might down the road
@@SamkoTradBow single bevels in my experience tend to leave terrible bloadtrails..... or they have for me.
@@davetoms63 probably because the heads were so narrow in cutting width. The last dozen animals I've killed with wide single bevels have bleed incredibly
What happened to tuff head?
They are still there making great heads. But they abandoned the idea of a wide head 2 years ago and went more to what compound guys want to shoot with the little short stubby narrow heads that tune well for compound guys. Thankfully they still make the classic glue on meat heads and other 3:1 heads. But all too narrow for my liking
The plus or minus 10 grain is the deal breaker for me!
That's too bad. You are missing out on a great head that no other company has the guts to build. But lots of great options out there for you.
@@SamkoTradBow No doubt do I think its good head. But if each pack had a 20 grain variance at 40 yards that's a huge difference. If each pack weighed close to the same, either plus or minus for that particular pack, it wouldn't be as bad.
@@marcuslacy7087 I have a dozen of them and they are all within 3 grains of of the 250 I ordered. I think that's just a legal failsafe and they are being honest by putting it on the packaging
@@marcuslacy7087 RAZOR Broadheads will never be under their listed weight and will fall in the +5 grains on average.
Anything for wood shafts?
Not at this time. That's a while different process, tooling, welders etc. They are not set up for glue on style heads
Try an over shaft outsert from 3 Rivers or some place like that as they have a made for screw in design made since relatively few brands make a head for wood/fiberglass and often these designs were based off the Bow fishing design made for modern screw in style of small mechanical/movable bowfishing head. However, this often takes trimming the end to have this fit on.
and it costs a arm and a leg what the use
All single bevels have to be expensive do to the steel required and blade thickness to keep the thin bevel strong. Plenty of great cheaper double bevel heads out there and plenty of quality single bevel heads out there. But razor is the only quality single bevel that is a wide cut (abowyer makes one too if they are ever in stock )
What is the Bevel angle ?
Their website shows 25 degree
Correct. 25 degree
Just placed my order Jason.
Where ?
Awesome. You are going to love them
Razorbroadheads.com
Head looks great. Why does it take you so long to say what needs to be said about them. Sheessh!
Just who I am