
Muzzy Trocar Broadhead 3-Blade 100gr Stainless Steel Pack of 3
Fly true at extended range with the Muzzy Trocar Broadhead, a one-piece stainless ferrule with a bone-crushing Trocar tip for devastating entry and exit wounds.

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Broadheads should fly consistently, hold together, and penetrate reliably. Match them to your bow or crossbow setup before you buy extras.
Sourced and verified real specs, prices, and ratings — see the full breakdown in our buying guide.

Fly true at extended range with the Muzzy Trocar Broadhead, a one-piece stainless ferrule with a bone-crushing Trocar tip for devastating entry and exit wounds.

Trust the hunting standard with the NAP Thunderhead Broadhead, a razor-sharp fixed-blade design built for consistent penetration and accuracy, 5 to a pack.

Maximize damage with the NAP Spitfire DoubleCross, a four-blade mechanical broadhead with two-stage deployment for a 2-inch primary cut and 1 1/8-inch secondary cut.

Get fixed-blade stability with expandable-blade power from the Allen Therm-X Broadhead, built with Stryke technology for field-point accuracy and a big cutting diameter on impact.
| Broadhead | Price | Cutting Diameter | Weight | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Muzzy Trocar Broadhead 3-Blade 100gr Stainless Steel Pack of 3 | $35.97 | 1.1875" | 100 gr | Fixed Blade |
| New Archery Products NAP Thunderhead Broadhead 100 GR 5 Pack | $40.98 | 1.1875" | 100 gr | Fixed Blade |
| New Archery Products NAP Spitfire DoubleCross Mechanical Broadhead 100 Grain 3 Pack | $31.72 | 2" | 100 gr | Mechanical |
| Allen Company Allen Therm-X Expandable Broadhead Red/Black 3 Pack | $18.97 | 2" | 100 gr | Mechanical |
Broadheads are small, but they should not be chosen casually. Flight from your actual bow, blade deployment, ferrule strength, and broadhead-to-bolt compatibility matter more than the biggest cutting-diameter claim on the package.
Use a broadhead that matches your crossbow speed and the manufacturer’s recommended hunting setup.
Fixed blades can't fail to deploy, which makes them the more forgiving choice on a bone-contact shot. Mechanical heads fly more like field points and open to a larger cutting diameter, trading some certainty for accuracy and blood trail size.
If your crossbow shoots over 400 FPS, yes — some mechanical heads aren't rated for those speeds and can fail to open correctly. Check the broadhead's speed rating against your bow.
Less than shot placement and penetration. A wider cut looks impressive on the package, but a broadhead that doesn't penetrate to the vitals won't produce a clean kill regardless of cutting diameter.