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from Swartz, La on 1/10/2010
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
these broadheads are the best used to use the woodsman but had problems with them bending not with these i've hit metal and a piece of press board and these are still shooting strong
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from Liberty, Texas on 9/21/2009
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
I've been shooting Eskimo's now for the better part of 15 years. I've never had the first problem with them. I've shot through some very tough bone before and they always come out in perfect condition. I only shoot broadheads no matter what, no field points or judos. While out roving I shot this oak limb from about 30 yards away with an 80# longbow. This limb was not rotten. It split it and still headed through with no problem. Other heads I've used would have curled up upon impact of the limb. Lets say the limb is bone, they both have probably the same density and ability to stop the broadhead on the way through, but not the eskimo. It is strong enough to hold up to what you can throw its way. When I retrieved my arrow, it was still razor sharp. Another great thing about the Zwickeys are that they come to you almost sharp enough to hunt. I've never had to spend time getting a good edge, just a little honing and its off to the woods. Absolutely a great head.
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from California on 7/23/2009
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
I have yet to use these in the field but they look and feel strong.
I do not know if they all come this way, but the first 3/4" of the tip of these broadheads has a slightly more pronounced left side bevel, so keep that in mind when matching the fletching to these broadheads on arrows. I just think hunting performance will be better when considering the left side bevel tip matched to the fletching.
I really like the field tip weight to such an effective looking broadhead.
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from Palmer,Tennessee on 4/14/2009
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
The Zwickey Eskimo is great for hunting, good penetration. I would recommend these for anyone to hunt with.
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from PA on 11/8/2008
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
I usually am unhappy with products I purchase, and usually wind up manufacturing my own; bows, arrows- even quivers and shooting gloves, all I've come up with some fault that didn't suit me. I've never had that with these Zwickeys.They are tough, sharp, and VERY accurate. I've shot through a target and hit rocks behind- and only ever had one point curl. A little hammering and re-filing and it was as good as new.There's not a thing wrong with this head, and will be around for a long, long time.
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from Barry, Texas on 10/13/2008
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
I have been shooting these for many years and have never had to retire one because it broke. The only one that I did retire was one that I hit with another Eskimo broadhead while practicing. I have dug them out of the dirt, rocks, trees and my barn and they always resharpen and shoot straight. Have heard comments that 2 blades won't leave a good blood trail, DON'T BELIEVE IT! I have harvested several deer with mine. I sure do miss the few Eskimo broadheads that I lost.
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from Tupelo, MS on 9/23/2007
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
These heads sharpen easy, penetrate well, and are tough as nails. Everything I want in a broadhead. Muzzy says their heads are "Bad to the Bone", but Zwickey's are "Bad through the bone".
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from Clarkston, Michigan on 9/15/2007
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
I have used these heads for many years. I never really knew how tough they were until this weekend. I was shooting at the Fred Bear Memorial Broadhead shoot. I shot at a bionic target and HIT the steel Bear with a 600 grain arrow, not even a nick in the head. I used the same head on a bionic Turkey, drilled the steel bird, again no damage to the head. These heads are awesome.
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from Yorkshire, UK on 9/12/2007
Comments about Zwickey Eskimo 2-Blade 125 Grain Broadheads:
The Zwickey broadheads are an old-fashioned, no nonsence, git-'er-done, broadhead. Easy to get shaving sharp, easy to align, easy to adjust point weight with adapters & fly like field ponts. Both the 2 & 4 blades leave great blood trails & will easily passthrough any & all big game (If you do your job right!)