Slick Trick Broadheads - GrizzTrick - Standard - Magnum Pro Series Broadheads

Sharp and holds an edge . I put some in a 3D target at the range and then ripped it out. It didnt bend at all . I think these will last for a long time .

excellent product. does not fly to the same spot as the slick trick 1 1/8 inch in my bow. used 1 1/8 inch for years. my bow shoots 1 1/8 inch, 125 grain well out to 65 yards

Had a couple broadheads break away from thread arm into the insert on impact . Not a good selling point

I have been shooting Slick Trick for the last 3 years with good results. Shoot the same as my field point

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!!!

Simply one of the best broadheads you can buy. 30+ yrs of bowhunting experience and I have tried too many to count. The Grizz Trick 125 is easy to tune, it’s tough, and gives me the reliability that I expect in my equipment. Less parts and it’s made of steel, not aluminum like most of them.

Worth every dollar!

Favorite broadheads. Been using for the last couple years.