You looking for a mechanical or a fixed? I shoot Muzzy MX-4 and they fly like my field points. But out of a properly tuned bow they should just about all fly like a FP.
Mechanicals are going to offer wider cutting diameters and will be easier to make fly like a field point, however dont use them as a band aid for a poorly tuned bow. Fixed blades are going to be tougher.
Anybody try these yet? It's made by Eastman so I'm afraid of wasting my money, but it doeslooks like they're trying to improve on existing designs. It's called Firstcut XT and it's 100 grain.
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Diamond Justice 65# 29"DL
Gold Tip XT Hunter 5575 27.5"
Spot-Hogg Hunter Hogg-it w/wrap
QAD Ultra-Rest HD, Limbsaver M6 Quiver
Custom Stab w/Limbsaver modular nodes and QD
Spitfires, but they cost only 4 or 5 dollars less than rage. It's probably better to go ahead and spend a little morewhen it comes to broadheads. Just remember, you get what you pay for. I wouldn't risk shooting a deer with a cheap broadhead that I didn't have confidence in. Spitfires are great mechanicals and fly like a field tip.