Extreme Broadhead Test | Tooth of The Arrow vs. Rage Trypan
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
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In this episode, we conduct a full broadhead review and comparison between the fixed blade Tooth of The Arrow V-Series and the mechanical Rage Trypan. Our testing includes a sharpness test, durability test, accuracy test, and penetration test. We pushed these broadheads to their limits shooting them through bone, steel, and ballistics gel. By the end of this video, you will know exactly which broadheads to have in your quiver this fall!
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Man you torture tested those broad heads ! Excellent comparison guys thanks for sharing !
Thank you! We wanted to really show the differences and find out what each broadhead is made of! Did this give you a better idea of what you might want to use from now on?
No comparison in my eyes, tooth of the arrow hands down.
Definitely a strong performance!!
I shoot tooth of the arrow and love them haven’t had one run over 60 yards with them yet shot rage for 10 years and loved them to had a lot of success with them
Cool test. I shoot the Rage hypodermic no collar out of my Mathews V3X 29. And they fly awesome. And work well for me. But my bow is tuned so i also shoot NAP HELLRAZOR fixed blade broadheads. Depends on what game i am shooting at that time. I use Easton axis 5mm 340 spine 417 grains. Great arrow
Thanks! Sounds like you have a similar setup!
I shoot mechanicals now, but after seeing a few test vids and pictures of the holes the tooth of the arrow make, I’m going to shoot them next season.
Check out our video on the single bevel from Tooth of the Arrow… might be their best broad head yet!! Thanks for watching!!
On the accuracy test (cardboard): You measured the Rage, that opened, at 2.5"... The TOA was 1.25" x 2 for ... 2.5". Good video.
Try a single bevel out and see what it does to a scapula... I got a doe with one last year an the internal damage was unreal.
Awesome, we’ll have to try that!! Thanks for watching!
Only knock i have on TOTAs is the same as every carbon steel broadhead (VPA etc). They're not very weather proof unless you keep up a coat of oil on them. Not that big a deal, but annoying if you forget and all your broadheads rust.
That is a good point!
I haven't quite fully gotten into bow hunting, but this was definitely an interesting watch now that I've started to look into it recently! Great comparison, will definitely be looking into those Tooth of the Arrow broad heads!
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Thanks a lot! We really appreciate any help you can give us!! We hope to see you around!
You won't be saying "it's just preference when you shoot at that whitetail of a lifetime with a mechanical broadhead and get no penetration after hitting the shoulder or hit a rib on an angle and watch your arrow deflect in a way you thought was impossible. Trust this bowhunter of 50 years. Mechanical failures are inevitable. Don't gamble when you finally have a super durable fixed broadhead that flys with field point accuracy and creates a huge wound channel.
Bowhunter here of 40 years and I totally agree with you. Mechanical broadheads are a disaster waiting to happen. You a r e not gonna be perfect in every shot and you might hit to far front and wound the animal.with a strong fixed blade you break bone and get penatration.well said
Any luck running a TOA through any critters? Fun video and it peaked my interest in the TOA
Never got the chance on a deer this year… hoping to shoot a turkey with one this spring!! We’ll have a video on it as soon as we do! Thank you for watching!!
@@BuckFeverOutdoors Thanks for the reply, Good luck this spring!
@@PrestonV3X no problem! Thanks a lot!👊🏼
The tooth of the arrow hit the table and the bone and still blew right on by lol
We were really impressed by that one!
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On a deer, the rage would have levered
and may not have penetrated much if at all. The gel is perfectly flat where a deer is not hence with that one blade not opening on impact, it may lever.
That is certainly a possibility!
That shot where one blade opened up full be the other one didn’t! I had that happened to me on a deers rib cage and it deflected slightly and that’s why I personally won’t use rage.. they will kill deer but I don’t wanna worry about deflections or bones. Not to argue but anyone who says that don’t deflect look at there website they say they don’t recommend quartering shots and also look at why the broadhead schwachker got so famous.. there selling point against rage was take quartering shots
That shot was definitely eye opening! I think you can get higher rewards with the Rage but it comes with a higher risk as well. The Tooth of the Arrow is definitely the more consistent broadhead - you know what you’re going to get every time no matter what shot situation presents itself and what you get is pretty dang good. Thanks for watching!!
The ferrule on Schwackers
is to long and they tend to bend when they hit something hard.
@@davidholliday2703 oh I agree I’m not an advocate for swhacker just as far as deflections go they are better then rage.. personally I shoot 2 blade fixed heads double and single bevels
@@codypipkin8956 I'm a single bevel man myself.
Tooth of the arrow will always out perform rage, seen way to many deer Wounded from rage, also seen perfect broadside shot not get a pass through. Shot a deer at 50 yards last year broke the leg bone got a pass through and the tooth of the arrow stuck into a branch 1”
Durability and reliability are definitely strong points of the Tooth of the Arrow! Do you shoot Tooth of the Arrow?
Which tooth of the arrow broadhead did you shot that broke the leg bone. The 1" or the XL. And was it the soild or vented??
@@eugene7890 that was the XL vented! I would imagine the solid would do even more damage to the bone!
So no rage in the cage?
We have killed plenty of deer with the Rage so it’s plenty capable but the Tooth of the Arrow will definitely hold up a lot better!
Man you choke your bow😂😂
Looks like the Penetration test, when you shot the Mechanicals, you followed the same path as the fixed blade, wish you would've hit it in a new spot on gel!
It might not have went in as far as it did, if you didn't hit the same hole and tooth of the nail fixed blades
We actually did hit a fresh spot on the gel we just didn’t get the best camera angle to be able to show it so that’s why it looks like it hit the same hole! We’ll have to do a better job next time at getting a more clear camera angle! Do you have any specific broadheads you’d like to see us test?
If both blades had opened the rage wouldn't pentrated as much as it did
Good point! Definitely more drag on those longer blades with the Rage.
At least test good broadheads please
Any suggestions for which broadheads we should test next?
Not mechs... anything Magnus .. anything slick trick fixed...valkyrie...cutthroat... grizzly stick grim reaper hades.
TOTA break blades .. not much use to have a 1 and done fixed blade that aren't sharp at all and don't really sharpen that well.
Think if you going to do a Penetration test you should at least be at 35- 40 yards to really get a max penetration fair test. I like to see a test with the rage and tooth of arrow against a QAD Exodus full or swept broadhead . Shot with compound and crossbow.
@@curtwatkins9520
Do you have first hand experience with tota?