GrizzTrick 2

These broad heads are, imo the best fixed blades on the market. Scary sharp right out of the package, nearly indestructible ,fly like darts, and devastating on any big game. Don't believe the hype that you need a two inch cut to kill a deer or elk. Slick Tricks have been stacking up kills for decades. Blood trails are usually massive and short.

Great broad head. Needs twist fletchings to maximize accuracy. Penetrate well

I personally don't care for expandables after losing a nice doe and my bow is set up at 60lbs with a 28inch draw length so enough to get a pass through with expandables but not enough to really make me want to buy more. But, I like the extra cutting diameter they offer so, after looking for a while I decided on the Grizztrick 2. My neighbor suggested these broadheads after he killed several deer with the same broadhead. the shaft of the broadhead is about 1 1/2 inches long and the blades lock-in nicely and do not wiggle. I shot a buck at 11 yards and this broadhead passed through and got buried in the dirt about 3 inches! I am very impressed with the broadhead.Pros: super sharp blades, 100% steel design, (very strong build), retains edge very well, large cutting diameter (it cut both lungs and heart of a doe I killed),Cons: The blades do start to wiggle after getting shot through a deer but it doesn't effect Its flight, They fly just a bit different than my field points but they fly very consistently.would recommend!!!

Shot quite a few deer with slick trick. Great wound channel. Fly's great out of my xbow. Always works and I have always had a pass-through. I shoot a xbow with a 22in bolt at 360 fps. It hits pretty hard. Unlike most expandables, a shoulder wouldn't be a problem. You get 4 in a pack. Its all steel and sharp. You can handle the blades to resharpen them if they don't whack a rock or something. FYI.. Stay away from Rage and Swackers is one of the best.

Very good quality. Very sharp and sturdy. Does a very good job on putting deer in the freezer.😁

Have been using Slick Tricks for many years. They fly straight and are lethal. Highly recommended.

These fly great, are very sharp our of the box, and not hard to assemble. When assembled, they are solid and the ferrule remains sharp after many practice shots into foam. I recycle any used blades into practice blades, so I can see the blades themselves are very tough after many shots into foam and some into wood accidentally. I’ve pried more than one broadhead out of my fence and garage face. Those blades, while not sharp, held up fine and continue to punish my backyard foam.I only use fresh blades to hunt. The last deer I shot with one at 30 yards cleanly severed both the near and far side ribs like a laser.

Great solid broadhead that I’ve used for years. Always sharp out of package, flys like my field tips, creates a perfect entrance and exit hole. No complaints.