KodiakArcher

I like the fact that there is no rubber bands to hold the blades in and that when I'm crawling through the grass with an arrow in hand ready to nock, I don't have sharp blades exposed. I can also pass the arrow up through my cables when getting one out of the quiver without worrying about cutting the cables. (I do a lot of spot and stalk hunting and this saves on movement.) They fly well and haven't let me down on deer sized game. I would never go so far as to say that their terminal performance is better than a sharp fixed blade, but it's certainly not worse. One thing to watch for is that in really cold weather, they may freeze shut if they get wet. I coat mine with a very light coat of LPS1 which is a dry film lube.

MikeVT

Spitfires work great. All the deer I have shot with them have gone less than 40 yards before piling up. They put a huge hole in a deer.

Might Mite

I know guys that shoot them and love them. I was thinking about them, but I just can't seem going to a head that I have to hope opens and do the trick when mine already do.

early in

I've used Spitfires and the damage they do "aint no joke", they have opened every time for me.