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Broadheads

Take your shot with confidence using our selection of broadheads built for accuracy, penetration, and devastating impact. Whether you're dialing in for whitetail season or prepping for big game, we offer premium hunting broadheads, including top-rated mechanical broadheads and fixed-blade options trusted by serious bowhunters at our online store from Fin Feather Fur Outfitters.

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Shopping Broadheads for Hunting Online

Looking for broadheads for sale that deliver accuracy, penetration, and reliable performance in the field? At Fin Feather Fur, we carry one of the largest selections of broadheads for every style of hunter. Whether you prefer the toughness of fixed blades, the precision of mechanical broadheads, or high-speed designs built specifically for crossbow broadheads, we have the right options to match your setup. Explore our collection to find broadheads for deer, elk, turkey, or small game, then pair them with the right arrows, crossbows, and bow accessories to complete your hunting kit.

Types of Broadheads

When it comes to choosing the right broadhead, hunters often compare fixed blade broadheads, mechanical broadheads, and specialized options like crossbow broadheads. Each style has unique benefits depending on your setup, hunting conditions, and target game.

Fixed Blade Broadheads

Known for their durability, reliability, and deep penetration, fixed blade broadheads are a trusted choice for hunters who want performance that doesn’t rely on moving parts. Their solid design holds up against heavy bone and tough hides, making them ideal for elk, hogs, and other large game. Many bowhunters prefer fixed blades for their consistency and ability to cut on contact.

Mechanical Broadheads (Expandable)

Mechanical broadheads, also called expandable broadheads, are engineered for superior flight accuracy and minimal wind drag. They stay compact in flight and expand on impact, creating a wide entry wound channel that results in better blood trails and faster recovery. Mechanical designs are especially popular among whitetail hunters who prioritize accuracy at longer distances.

Crossbow Broadheads

With the higher speeds and energy produced by modern crossbows, standard broadheads aren’t always enough. Crossbow broadheads are specially built for higher velocity and maximum impact, ensuring blades open reliably even at extreme speeds. Their reinforced construction helps prevent blade failure and improves penetration, making them a top pick for crossbow hunters targeting big game.

Specialty Broadheads

Beyond traditional hunting heads, there are specialty broadheads designed for unique situations. Small game heads deliver blunt or judo-style impact for rabbits and squirrels, while turkey broadheads feature wider cutting diameters to target vital areas. Practice broadheads also exist, allowing hunters to fine-tune their setups without dulling or damaging their hunting heads.

Choosing Your Hunting Broadheads

The performance of your broadheads depends heavily on your bow or crossbow. Higher draw weights and arrow speeds can handle larger cutting diameters and more complex mechanical designs. If you shoot a traditional compound bow with moderate speed, fixed blade broadheads often deliver the most consistent accuracy. For modern high-speed crossbows, opt for crossbow broadheads built to withstand the extra velocity and energy without failing on impact.

Hunting Game Considerations

Different animals require different broadhead designs to ensure quick, ethical harvests.

  • Deer & Antelope: Mechanical broadheads are popular for their long-range accuracy and wide wound channels.
  • Elk & Hogs: Fixed blade broadheads shine here, providing dependable penetration through thick hide and bone.
  • Turkey: Specialty turkey broadheads with larger cutting diameters improve chances of hitting vital areas.
  • Small Game: Blunt or judo-style specialty broadheads prevent arrow loss and deliver effective results.

State Regulations & Broadhead Types

Before making a purchase, check your state’s hunting regulations. Some states restrict or even prohibit the use of mechanical broadheads, requiring fixed blade options instead. Staying compliant not only ensures a legal hunt but also helps you avoid costly fines or lost opportunities in the field.

Grain Weight & Cutting Diameter

Two of the most important specs for hunters are grain weight and cutting diameter.

  • Grain Weight (100gr, 125gr, etc.): Heavier broadheads improve penetration, especially on large game, while lighter options may fly faster but with less impact force.
  • Cutting Diameter: Larger cutting diameters create wider wound channels, but smaller cuts often provide deeper penetration. The best choice depends on your target species and bow setup.

Fin Feather Fur Expert Tips on Using Broadheads

Even the best hunting broadheads won’t perform as intended without proper preparation. From tuning to practice to maintenance, these expert tips will help you get the most out of your setup and ensure clean, ethical harvests.

  • Broadhead Tuning & Arrow Flight

    Unlike field points, broadheads can change the way your arrows fly due to their larger surface area. Broadhead tuning involves adjusting your bow or crossbow so that your arrows group tightly with hunting heads. Start by paper tuning your bow, then test broadheads at different ranges to confirm consistency. A well-tuned setup minimizes planing and ensures your arrows hit where you aim, whether using fixed blade broadheads or mechanical broadheads.

  • Proper Practice Before Hunting Season

    Switching from field points to broadheads right before a hunt is a common mistake. Practice with your actual hunting heads, or practice versions of them, to simulate real-world performance. This builds confidence and ensures your broadheads fly true at your typical hunting distances. Practicing from elevated stands or ground blinds further prepares you for real hunting conditions.

  • Broadhead Maintenance & Replacement

    A dull blade can mean the difference between a quick harvest and a lost animal. Some broadheads are designed for resharpening, while others feature replaceable blades that can be swapped out after use. Always inspect your broadheads before the season, checking for nicks, bends, or dull edges. Store them in a protective case to prevent damage, and replace blades or heads immediately after taking a shot. Proper maintenance keeps your gear reliable year after year.

Best Broadhead Brands

At Fin Feather Fur, we stock a wide range of broadheads for sale from leading brands trusted by bowhunters across the country. Each brand brings unique engineering and performance benefits to the field, helping you find the right broadhead for your hunting style.

  • G5 Outdoors

    Known for their precision engineering and durable construction, G5 Outdoors broadheads deliver consistent accuracy and penetration. Popular fixed blade models like the Montec are a go-to choice for hunters who want a strong, one-piece design that stands up to heavy use. Our experts suggest the G5 Montec 125 Grain Fixed Blade Broadhead 3 Pack, 110.

  • Magnus Archery

    Magnus Archery broadheads are built for reliability and field-proven performance. Offering both fixed and mechanical designs, Magnus is highly respected for sharpness, easy-to-tune flight, and a lifetime replacement guarantee that gives hunters extra peace of mind in the field. The Fin Feather Fur Outfitters archery team likes the Magnus Black Hornet 4-Blade Broadhead.

  • Rage

    A leader in mechanical broadheads, Rage Broadheads are designed for massive cutting diameters and devastating wound channels. Known for their SlipCam technology, Rage heads open reliably on impact, making them a top choice for whitetail hunters seeking accuracy at longer ranges. We suggest the Rage Hypo 2 Crossbow Broadheads 2".

Common Questions About Broadheads

Mechanical vs Fixed Broadheads: which is better?

The choice depends on your priorities. Fixed blade broadheads are prized for their durability, reliability, and deep penetration, particularly on large or tough game. They have no moving parts, making them less prone to failure. In contrast, mechanical (expandable) broadheads offer a streamlined flight and larger cutting diameter, which means bigger wound channels and easier tracking, but they do come with a slightly higher risk of blade deployment failure due to their moving components. Ultimately, the best choice depends on your hunting setup, game, and personal preferences.

Why is sharpness and maintenance of broadheads so important?

A sharp broadhead is essential for flight consistency, deep penetration, and ethical, humane kills. Dull or misaligned blades can cause erratic flight, poor impact, and even lost game. Maintenance is key, this means cleaning broadheads after use, inspecting for damage or bent blades, sharpening fixed blades as needed, and replacing or swapping out mechanical blades when they dull or show wear. Proper care ensures reliability and performance season after season.

How should I practice with broadheads to ensure accuracy?

You should practice regularly with your actual broadheads, or designated practice versions, not just field points. This ensures your setup is tuned properly for the broadheads you'll use in the field. Many experts recommend rotating in one broadhead per shooting session early in the season, and increasing their frequency as the hunt approaches. This method identifies any tuning issues early, and builds confidence that your broadheads will fly true at hunting ranges.

Buying Broadheads for Sale Online at Fin Feather Fur

At Fin Feather Fur, we’re more than just a retailer, we’re a trusted resource for hunters across the country. When you shop with us, you get more than quality broadheads for sale, you gain the confidence of buying from a proven authority in hunting gear. When it’s time to gear up for hunting season, trust Fin Feather Fur to deliver the broadheads and archery equipment that give you an edge in the field.

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