Been doing a lot surfing and reading trying to catch up on what's gone on in the last 20 years. Ok the free spinning broadheads caught my attention. The marketing hype made sense untill I stopped and thought
about it. I'm not the sharpest tool in the shed but it seems to me you would get less penatration with a broadhead that can spin on it's shaft than one that is solid. Wouldn't some of the energy that is usually applied to the broadhead be lost do to the broadhead spinning
instead of going forward? Does this design really work better over standard broadheads?

I saw Razorback was coming out with one next month that looked pretty good.