Rage X-Treme 4-Blade Broadhead

Rage X-Treme 4-Blade: bit.ly/45DIcPX
The Rage X=Treme 4-Blade Broadhead is a hybrid broadhead, featuring a two-blade, fixed head, backed by a two-blade expandable. Comes as a two-head pack.

[@marvinbland7309]

I just wish everything would give g5 megameat a chance or the deadmeat. I love using them amazing entrance and exit. Shot amazing

[@BurtonBiohacking]

They're not bad, these leave a much larger entry and exit wound

[@emmax60]

Crimson Talon it has a very similar one, more durable and at a better price.

[@justinrodabaugh3746]

I really don’t like these broadheads. Flew good out of my bow last fall when I was practicing with them after I added more fletching. I shot a doe last year that was quartering away. I ended hitting her in the rear luckily hitting the artery so she died quickly. I felt horrible about the shot and thought she may have turned right as I released the arrow, however when practicing with them this year before the season the blades kept deploying before reaching the target. It did leave a nasty entry hole and did get a ton of penetration but the blades were destroyed, front fixed blade snapped and the ferrule bent. I don’t think this broadhead is durable for what you would want a fixed head for.

[@chuckydicus7919]

Use the crossbow collar even on compound bows.

[@larrywilliams9368]

​@@chuckydicus7919will they still open if you're using a compound?

[@BurtonBiohacking]

​@@larrywilliams9368depends on your draw weight, I wouldn't recommend it. I've used these broadheads for 2 seasons now and had absolutely zero problems with them. Operator error on the shock collar will cause what the original person was mentioning

[@mikemitchell9157]

You get less broadheads for the same price I'll stick to my chisel tip 3 blade for expandables

[@BurtonBiohacking]

Beat broadheads on the market. Leave stupid blood trails

[@thejuror2009]

Looks like April fool’s, for real.