I have found the broadhead for me. I have in the past and will continue to try all the new heads that  come out on the market, but I have found the hellrazor to be one that I could use from  now on. Weighing in at 100gr and having a cutting diameter of 1 1/8″ the 3 blade head is as tough as they get. We have used one head on 6 deer now with no chipped blades,bends or any kind of failure. They have all been pass throughs and have held up to hitting the dirt and rocks on the other side. I have had really good bloodtrails and nothing has went over 60yds. After harvesting deer with this head and easton axis arrows all I do is wash them off good and sharpen on a flat diamond stone and then strope them on leather. Getting the heads to shave again only takes a few minutes. If you are looking for a tough dependable head where you dont have to fool with replacement blades look no further than the hellrazor.