Fixed broadhead suggestions?

[North of 60]

Long sharp 2-blade single-bevel isosceles triangle shaped grizzlys have never let me down...The spine is the only thing that i have found will stop them. They easily go through scapulas and split ribs.

There are more on the market now similar to that style/shape.

 

[roosiebull]

I've used mechanical for my entire bowhunting career (8ish years), but I'm considering switching to fixed. My biggest concern with mechanical is that it will be stopped by a shoulder blade (I primarily hunt whitetail deer). Anyone have experience with a good fixed broadhead that can reliably punch through shoulder blades?

Nothing is guaranteed with parts of the shoulder, but most of the scapula is plenty easy to get through

I’m extremely fond of the German kinetic xl, it’s a great head all around. If I had to pick one forever head, I would be perfectly content with the GK

 

[Coveyleader]

Daysix Evo are my favorite but pretty much everything works these days.

I wouldn’t get anything that isn’t stainless steel personally though.

No such thing. Stop you search right there.

 

[Goose10]

Used Thunderheads since the late 80's and they are tough, sharp and not nearly as expensive as the new boutique heads that people love to talk about. I have tried G5 striker 3 blade a few times recently and they are super tough and really sharp. Shot completely through a moose and a couple elk and fast kills.

 

[Alpineelk]

If u shoot 60-70 pounds wouldn't worry too much. Stay away from the shoulder I have had great experience with slicktrick viper tricks. Hit a deer really low and forward one year and took out both front legs right now shooting grim reaper hades pro and have been impressed so far

 

[RMcDonald7]

I shot the Tooth of the Arrow's this year and I liked them. HUGE square channel.
One piece construction and very sharp!
MADE IN USA!