Does anyone have any experienc with the Crossfires. I am considering using them was wondering what kind of performance you guys have got from them. Haven't heard a whole lot about them. Would like some input thanks.

I am currently shooting them right now on my Easton Lightspeeds 400. They fly almost like a target point does. I did not have to retune my bow. I did move my sight up just a tad. But I really do like the flight of these. I will be using these for deer this year for sure.

I shot them last year and they shoot just like a field tip. Shot 3 deer with the same tip and had the best blood trails I have ever seen. The area around the entrance and exit wounds looked like they were shot with a gun,2-3" circle of bloodshot rib meat. Very happy with them.

Yep I would have to agree with Hondaman,
The deer I got this year with this head left a HUGE hole, and a fantastic bloodtrail. I will be using them again this fall for sure!

Probably one of the best broadheads on the market today. I tested them last year and found them to be excellent. I did have a review of them on my website, but it's now on the subscribers side.

Thanks for the input guys sounds good to me. I don't think I can go wrong though I know everyone has alot of different preferences.

Has anyone had any problems with the cartridges breaking? I haven't used them before, but someone was telling me that they just don't hold up as well as some of the other designs on the market. Personally, if looks count, they should kill them all! he he he... I would be interested in trying them for-sure!

They held up to the steel drum test, plywood and tire without a hitch. I would say they are plenty strong!

I just bought a pack of slick tricks today, I just finished putting them together and they don't seem THAT sharp. How do they compare to the Crossfires?

You will not have any regrets using the Slick Trick broadheads, they fly great and work well.
The NAP Crossfire are also great broadheads and either, will get the job done if placed in the boiler room.