Additional Features
Cutting Diameter
Main Blade: 1 1/16" | Bleeder Blade: 3/4"
The low profile main blade minimizes wind effects and maximizes big game penetration, so you can hit your mark and bring home more than a story. We added the single bevel bleeder to unzip a wound channel for easy blood tracking.
Weight
100-250 Grains
Eight weight options so hunters can achieve their desired front of arrow mass.
Snyder Core Variant
Engineered in conjunction with Aron Snyder, ferrules on Snyder Core broadheads sit deeper in micro diameter arrow shafts to bolster their impact strength. Choose a Snyder Core option only if your arrows are set up to conform with the Snyder Core System.
Standard Threads
Most arrows require Standard (8-32) Threads.
Deep Six Threads
Deep Six Threads are designed to fit 4mm micro diameter shafts with HIT inserts that use the Deep Six thread pattern. Purchase the Deep Six variant if you plan to use them with Deep Six HIT Inserts in micro 4mm shafts.
Buff Broadheads
For hunters that want a strict two blade broadhead with no bleeder, the Buff option is for you. Buff broadheads are ideal when maximum penetration is desired above all else. Buff broadheads are only available with Standard Threads.
Right or Left Rotation
Right and left rotating options are designed to match your arrow's rotation as created by your fletching (when viewed from the back). So if your fletching creates a right rotating arrow, choose a single bevel with right rotation for best in-flight stability and spiraling through the target.
Patented
Tanto Tip
For maximum impact strength, Iron Will’s patented blade geometry includes a Tanto Tip on the end of each broadhead. By widening the tip as compared to more traditional broadheads, extra bone splitting strength and rigidity is added, preventing the bending or breaking that saps momentum and stops arrows in their tracks. Additionally, the Tanto Tip reduces surface area for greater accuracy at long distances. US Patent 10,054,409
.062" Thick A2 Tool Steel
Sharp + Stout Blades
Iron Will broadheads are engineered to be extremely sharp and stay that way. A2 Tool Steel, commonly used in metal stamping dies to cut other steels, has an unmatched combination of impact toughness and edge retention. We cryogenically treat and triple temper to a hardness of 60HRC producing edges that remain honed all the way through the target. This unmatched edge retention requires less force for a complete pass-through. Sharpened back bevels deliver your trophy with maximum internal hemorrhaging for great blood trails. Resharpen these single bevels for reliability hunt after hunt.
Hardened Ferrule
Grade 5 Titanium (for lighter heads) and hardened stainless steel (for heavier heads) ensures the broadhead stands firmly aligned with the arrow at impact. This aligns the arrow’s momentum to drive through the animal instead of flexing and displacing momentum sideways.
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If ur having accuracy problems with broad-heads specifically- these may be your answer. I shoot 70# with 30” draw using 300 gr arrows. I tried three different types of broad-heads from some big names in the business but all shot very inconsistently. The 100 grain broadheads Ironwill makes solved the issue
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Easy to get field point groupings/accuracy with these. Extended my range and confidence for maximum effective range in the field. Killed a 5x5 with complete high-lung pass through fracturing ribs on both sides at 50 yards. Excellent. Only regret is not moving to these sooner!
The only thing worse than waiting too long is waiting one more day. Welcome! We are glad you found Iron Will!
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After shooting mechanicals for almost 20 years, I finally made the switch. I have a 27 inch draw and have never had a pass though on an elk. This year I switched to 100 grain Iron Will single bevel and boy am I impressed! I shot this great bull at 55 yards and got a pass through going through both front shoulders blades (see pictures). I will continue to shoot Iron Will broad-heads.
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I had a 43 yard shot on a bull quartering towards me it was a shot I knew I could make it was an extreme downward angle. I had to shoot through the scapula at a downward angle. It punched clean through the scapula hitting both lungs and the heart. Over 12" of penetration at 43 yards! That bull only went 30 yards after the shot. I am sold will be in my quiver from here on out.
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I have been shooting these broadheads for a couple years now. I have killed a few animals with them and they have been great. They fly good and are tough as nails. This elk season, I truly tested them. I shoot 615gr arrows out of a 70lb bow. I shot a roosevelt elk herd bull from 35 yards frontal. I misjudged the distance a few yards and ended up center punching the head of the brisket bone on the chest of the bull. This arrow/broadhead setup punched through that bone 12” and penetrated his heart. The arrow broke off and was so lodged in the brisket bone that I couldn’t get it out! I was able to unscrew the broadhead and it is still razor sharp! I have full confidence this would go right through and elks shoulder. I will always shoot these broadheads as long as I bowhunt!
For archery hunters in pursuit of big game, the choice of broadhead is crucial. Making the right choice can make the difference between a successful hunt and a disappointing miss. One of the most popular broadhead options for both novice and seasoned bowhunters is the single bevel broadhead. These arrow broadheads are trusted for their lethal penetration and bone-splitting ability, making them a game-changer in the world of bowhunting.
A single bevel broadhead features blades that are sharpened on one side, creating a single beveled edge. This unique design allows the broadhead to rotate upon impact, delivering a corkscrew effect that results in devastating wound channels. This rotational force not only enhances penetration but also increases the likelihood of breaking through heavy bone.
One of the most prominent advantages of these products is increased tissue damage for better blood trails. The spiraling motion caused by the single bevel design can result in additional tissue damage compared to traditional double bevel broadheads. This not only increases the chances of a quick, ethical kill, but also leaves a substantial blood trail for easier tracking. This can be critical when hunting in thick cover where flowing blood trails are most important.
When selecting a single bevel broadhead, consider factors such as the weight and size of the broadhead, the type of game you plan to hunt, and the specifications of your bow setup. Heavier broadheads for arrows may deliver greater impact and penetration, but it also requires more draw weight to shoot effectively.
It's also important to note that single bevel broadheads come in both right-bevel and left-bevel designs. This refers to the direction in which the blade is beveled, and it influences the direction the broadhead will spin in flight. The rule of thumb is to match the broadhead's spin with the fletching's spin for optimal performance.
Whether you're a seasoned bowhunter or new to the sport, Iron Will broadheads will be a valuable addition to your hunting gear. With their impressive penetration, bone-splitting ability, and durable design, they offer reliable performance in the field.
Explore our selection of premium single bevel broadheads and broadhead accessories today. We know you will be impressed in how they perform for you. Designed with meticulous attention to detail and crafted from superior materials, our broadheads are engineered to deliver when it matters most.