Iron Will Wides

[Jared Bloomgren]

Hey all!

Looking forward to putting the new Iron Will Wide single bevel series broadheads to use and testing!

From what I see from past users of other heads I shouldn’t be surprised by their performance it seems!! More to come!

Anybody else using the new wides yet or plan to?

I am going to use 125 gr deep six heads with collars to see how they perform on the end of Easton Axis 300’s.

 

[DB29]

I use the wide solid 150s on Axis 300s. Haven’t killed anything with them but they shoot as good my Exodus full blades.

 

[Jared Bloomgren]

I use the wide solid 150s on Axis 300s. Haven’t killed anything with them but they shoot as good my Exodus full blades.

That is good to hear! What about at extended ranges past 50?

 

[DB29]

Group sizes were about the same out to 60yds. The only thing I notice is they are louder but that is expected. The vented ones have a whistle sound so I went up to the 150s just to get the solid version. I just dropped my inserts down to 25grs so they still shoot with my 125 BHs.

 

[Trumpkin The Dwarf]

I switched away from the vented wides for whitetail. They're louder than I liked.

 

[doc holiday13]

Haven't shot anything with them yet.. If your bow isn't in tune, you'll find out in a Jiffy when shooting these. A higher profile vane will cover you if your bow is a little out.

I've shot the wides with Max stealth and IW vanes. I assume the Max Hunter vanes will operate teh same as the IW vanes as they are the same design profile.. I shot the wides with the max stealth after installing new strings and at 20 yards they were perfect. I started shooting them prior to last hunting season but only had the max stealths installed and I was not able to get them to fly at that time. I'm gonna cover myself by only shooting them with the IW's and Max Hunters when the season comes around

 

[Shaka_Gnar]

Running the Wide SBR 135 Snyder Core System, 25gr HIT Insert and 25gr Impact Collar on the Easton Axis Long Range 250 Spine Match Grade arrows. TAW is 485 going 286fps out of a 75# Mathews Lift 33 at 29in draw. Digging the accuracy of the vented blades! Have not noticed them being loud due to the larger vents. KILLER BROADHEADS!

 

[berretsteve]

these are the normal 125s, got a set a while back but dont have photos, looks good.

 

[Dhilton96]

Haven’t shot the wide SB but I have had good results and flight with the 125gr wide double bevel

 

[bat-cave]

I have tried a slew of the IW broadheads, including the vented Wide's and have nothing but good experiences across the board. I am an average shooter, but all of them group well out to 60 yards for me. I have a hard time getting any broadheads to group well beyond 60 yards, but I assume it's a combination of me as the shooter (largest factor) combined with some inherent planing one needs to expect. Luckily I don't plan to shoot anything beyond 60 yards, unless it's a follow up shot and honestly I like to have a mechanical in my quiver for this purpose (I've yet to need it).

What i will say is that I read the IW study on fletching and played round with some variations this week. They were not true Apples to Apples, but interesting none the less. I found that (3 Fletch) AAE Hybrid 23/26 and Air Razor Pro's all grouped together with IW Wide's and Solid (Single Bevel). I was immediately about 7.5" Right (before any tuning). I also had a 3 Fletch IW Hybrid Hunter vanes on the same arrow setup (Axis 4mm) and they grouped 1" Left out of the gate. I played around with my rest to get both to fly well and ended up settling on the IW Hybrid Hunters as my groups were ~2.5" at 60 yards with Broadheads. Again, far from scientific ... but it sure seems to support what IW has published.

 

[NEPkaspot]

I used the vented wides for whitetail a couple of years ago. Results were impressive. You will not be disappointed.

 

[bullet225ho]

I have been shooting the IW 200SB solids for 2 years. 4 White tail and on elk..... no need for me to change. I am curious about the wides as well. Maybe I'll try for white tail and see how they fly. I wish I could just get the wide blades for my 200 SB ferrule ...but that would make it 225gn. So I need to find some 175gn heads on the cheap and then get the lades.

 

[Shaka_Gnar]

I have been shooting the IW 200SB solids for 2 years. 4 White tail and on elk..... no need for me to change. I am curious about the wides as well. Maybe I'll try for white tail and see how they fly. I wish I could just get the wide blades for my 200 SB ferrule ...but that would make it 225gn. So I need to find some 175gn heads on the cheap and then get the lades.

If you contact their customer service they will sell you a single! Best way to try them out. Plus you can shoot multiple animals with the same head.

 

[Ride123]

They look huge!

 

[Jared Bloomgren]

Been shooting the Wides, standard single bevel and field points together out to 70 yards with great success. Liking them this far and excited to see how they do on critters!

 

[hunterjrg]

I used the wides on a couple big bucks. They flew well out to 60 yards. Be aware that Ironwill will not sharpen them when they do get dull

 

[Bgusty]

Been kicking around the idea of trying these or the new cutthroat wides in 150 or 200 grain. Currently experimenting with the original silver flame XXL in 200 grain. Still getting the arrows dialed in before I start broadhead shooting.

 

[Jared Bloomgren]

I was a bit skeptical at first about the wife’s and how they would fly…very pleased with them to say the least! Review to come!