I don't know of a head made today that won't get the job done. I think those who have fallen in love with one head probably have little or noe experience with any others.

Me? I've been using this stuff for well over 30 years and I don't love any of it. BOws, sights, broadheads. The whole works. They're just things. And I can get lots of "things". I've shot a lot of heads from the old Bear Razorheads, Muzzy, InnerLoc, Cabela's Magnums, Wasp SST's, Razorback 5's. They all do the job when put in the right place.

I do think the current trend in the short stubby blades is a good one. It makes tuning easier and gives less wind planing. But this isn't"A" broadhead. It's a type of broadhead design.

Notice I didn't mention mechanicals? There are several reasons. One is that I shoot light weight bows and arrows. Another is that I'm a stickler for tuning and always get them flying with my target tips---always. That's what I do. Tinker till it's right. Time and effort is not an object.