Archery Whistle Copper 125 Grain Replaceable Broadheads for Compound Bow and Crossbow Arrows Gold

Hits with a satisfying thunk and whistles all the way down range.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought these knowing the risk considering what I had read of other peoples reviews. But I figured they were cheap enough for me to give them a try. So I did and I am SO glad I did because these things are amazing! The only flaw that I can find with these are that they are bigger than the actual arrow, making it very difficult to pull back out of a cloth target. I truly believe these are made to shoot into a foam target.Now to address the reviews of others. Those that dont believe these things are loud. They ARE. But I believe that for those saying they are not loud are people that are actually shooting them. Even though they are still loud to me being the shooter, it may not be loud to others. So if you'r one of those then try having someone shoot your bow with this arrow head and stand to the side. As you will see within my video, even I didn't think the camera would pick up the sound because to me as the shooter it wasn't very loud. Plus we live right beside the interstate. But to my surprise, in the video the sound is VERY loud. And then today I had my girlfriend shoot them and I stood to the side "just in case the video was over reacting the sound" to see if it was any louder to the human ear. It WAS. You must remember, whistling arrows were never intended for the shooter to hear, but for those around the shooter to hear.As for those saying this arrow head collapsed or broke on them. I have shot all 6 of mine over and over and over for the past 3 days for about 4 hours a day. I have yet to even see a scratch on them. I can only assume those that have said they have collapsed or broken have been shooting them at a wooden target or harder material. These kinds of tips are NOT meant to be shot at -ANY- hard target. Cloth, Foam, or the ground "dirt" is as hard a target as I would ever shoot these. Remember these tips have a hole drilled in them to make the sound and are hollow inside to cut on weight and be able to clean in case the whistling holes get clogged, so structural integrity is not as profound as it is in regular field tips.Hopefully my video posts seeing as it was big in size and you can see for yourself. These are worth their price and I plan on ordering another set already for my other 6 arrows.

These are pretty damn awesome. Got a pack and of course shot them straight up for maximum wistle time. They are very audible and definitely qualify in the awesome realm.However; use caution when giving them to your friends as my good buddy landed one of them right in the hood of MY truck.Yes,It is still in the hood as a monument of everlasting shame.

Make sure your at least 40 yards away or further to really hear them

Just got them and shot them for half an hour to test them out. They work great in all honesty their fun to shoot because usually arrows don’t make to much noise. But depending on the target you may have to clean them out more, foam targets I can see them being a pain.

They whistle, but only at slower speeds.

this tip does whistle, but ti truly hear it, you'll need to let it fly longer than 20 yards.

An amusing diversion to play with while on lockdown. Tips are really quite big and cumbersome. Give the end of the arrow on mushroom look. They do whistle if not as loud as I would have liked. I don't know I don't regret buying a single pack of them but I definitely wouldn't buy more