Derek, You are welcome!!

The Slick Tricks are as tough a Broadhead as I've ever shot also. I think you covered the flying part. I've ruined more than one shaft trying to shoot 2 at the same spot. A new one out of the package is deadly sharp as well.

I believe in them or I would not shoot them. That's the Killin' end of the arrow, and that's what is Most Important.

Dan

I shot the rages this past year and loved them for their flight. It was amazing. Although i had NO problems and was 3 for 3 with them, i just want to simplify a little bit. I will be using them next year for sure!
Derek

I've had similiar results with mine . I have to shoot at different spots on the target now or i'll wreck my arrows in a hurry

Cutting diameters?

Here you go Jeff!

All Slick Tricks are 4 blade models

85 grain 1"

Standards are 1"

Magnums are 1 1/8"

Grizz Tricks are 1 1/4"

Dan

Thanks Dan! those Grizztricks sound like something I may be interested in to try this year.

Check out the review on SlickTricks newest broadhead..

Supposed to be their most accurate flying head yet.

http://www.bowhunting.com/blog/post/...-and-more.aspx

Duke, I can't speak on a National level, but I did test the Razor trick and it flew spot on. No different than other Tricks in my shooting tests.It hasn't been a very good seller for me. Personally I think it would be great where lower KE setups need help with penetration.

Jeff The Grizz Trick flew spot on for me out to 60 yards, as well as the Mags, and the Standards.

This year I used the 100 grainGrizz Trick Mags and next year I plan on the same. The 125 Grizz Trick will also get some use out ofa coupleof my setups

Dan

I think I'm gonna shoot the 125 gr Grizz this year.

I love my NAP Nitrons.. but sometimes get discouraged by the poor blood trails even on double lung hits. I need something small.. but with that 4th blade to help make a hole that bleeds a little better.

The Grizz is at the top of my list of possible changes for 2009.

Duke, After hunting lots of years and using dozens of types, sizes, and brands of Broadheads I've come to prefer the 4 blade heads.

I honestly don't think you'd be disappointed with the Grizz Tricks.

Dan