johnandmare

Slick Trick, no doubt about it!

bigcountry

I used Thunderheads for the past 20 years or so. Also Muzzy's. Thunderheads flew a tad better. Thunderheads and Muzzys however plane a bit more than most heads. Good form, good tuned bow, it doesn't matter. I got a good price on slicks this year, and will be trying out the slicktrick mags. They seem to plane less than the thunderheads and better constructed. I still like the old thunderheads but hate the weakness of the head. One hit in the shoulder the head usually breaks out at the arrow. But I have never had to worry about razor sharpness of the thunderhead and price is usually right.

I used montecs for the past 2 years, and can say they plane less than any head I ever saw. But I didn't like the sharpness problem. I pride myself that I can sharpen any knife or head, but these were tough. You can only do so much with a 60degree edge. I bet I killed 4 deer with the same montec. Still good and shootable. But they didn't cut as I would like. So I moved to tricks.

cleveland5

ive only used muzzy and ive had pretty good luck with them.

valor10

Shoot Thunderheads off Easton aluminums, and Montecs off Beman carbons. Both fly outstanding, off the same bow.

gsptarget

if you want field point flight then you need slick tricks
nuff said

ACPOSSETIM

Give NAP hellrazors a try, they fly great and are tough as nails!!

skeeter 7MM

Tuned bow is a must. I have had excellent results with THeads, Magnus & Steelforce in the past. I also found Muzzy's to be iffy on flight with fps. I picked up a pack of slick trick mags and man I couldn't be happier with their flight. As a result they are loaded in my quiver for my elk hunt next week.

TFOX

The Wasp Hammer SST are some great flying heads and you can get 6 of them for less than 3 of some of the other brands.

JOE PA

As long as the bow is tuned well, most any small profile head should shoot very well. The thing I like about Slick Tricks is that they fly well, and also do some serious damage when they hit.

Centaur 1

Slick Tricks