After some first hand exposure to Havalon Knives while on my bowhunt in Hawaii, That was the second purchase I made when I got back (right after the Cutthroat broadheads.) I picked up 3 dozen blades to begin with.
The Cutthroat broadheads come sharp but not shaving sharp. I knew this when I bought them. In fact, they website clearly stated the following:
"These broadheads are ground to a burr. You will need to finish sharpening them before they are hunt ready. You can jump right to your fine stones or whatever method you use to finish your sharpening."
Thankfully I created the Stay Sharp Broadhead sharpening guide so I could take these heads to the next level and get them hair popping sharp with ease.
Right out of the package.
My Stay sharp and a few grits to sharpen and then polish the edge.
A mirror finish.
A brief video showing just how sharp I got them.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RtSj...ature=youtu.be
Next up is putting them into my broadhead target out to 60 yards.