Wasp Jak-Hammer 100-Grain Broadhead Arrow with Stainless Smart Tip, 1.75-Inch Diameter, and O-Ring (3-Pack)

Outstanding!! Shot my first Tom this weekend and blew about a 2" entry hole and then looked like I ripped the turkey's vitals and guts out of the exit side. He ran about 20 yards and expired. I've always shot fixed but I love these broadheads. They fly extremely true and the bands are really durable. I originally thought they didn't open with my shooting into the target test, but then realized they were all opening and cutting huge holes but when I removed the arrow the band would roll back onto the broadhead and it would close. I shot that same broadhead into the target many tomes with the SAME BAND and it didn't break, just rolls back. Awesome head and don't see how it would be possible for this design not to open. Good luck hunting. You'll love the blood trails & destruction.

Absolutely the best broadhead for Missouri whitetails you can buy. Flies exactly like a field point and design always opens, and blows a huge hole. Instead of spending millions on marketing and outdoor channel yuppie endorsements, these do their own talking. Been using these for 20+ years with zero issue or complaint. The design opens immediately every time guaranteed, and they cannot close back as they travel through. Entrance wound is as big as the exit so passthrough isn't required. They just put em down!

I have been using Jak-Hammers for probably 15 years now and I love them for whitetail. I have never had any issues and I have centered up rib bone and still poked through the other side. They have a large cutting diameter and I would recommend these broadheads for deer. When I go elk hunting, I do switch to a fixed blade broadhead because I do not trust mechanicals for larger animals.

Best broadhead on market....thick blade...sharp tip...good cutting diameter...Can't believe more people dont shot these...I've converted 3 of my friends to these...Please keep making this broadhead...

Product performed flawlessly, along with proper shot placement.. after trying numerous other mechanical broadheads in the past these will be my go to

My wife and I have harvested 4 does with heart/lung shots so far with one 3-pack and a pack of replacement blades. We have very sandy soil, and partially frozen for some of the shots. 2/3 of the broadheads became damaged at one of the blade pivot points, where the blade must have moved sideways and the relatively thin black metal broke outwards. I was able to bend it back with pliers, and resharpen the tip, but I don't expect each broadhead to last more than 3 shots (with new blades each time). If we had loose loamy soil I suspect it would last longer. We're happy enough with them to order another pack though. Pictures of the bent/broken metal after two shots, and already being repaired once.

Great broadheads, have harvested a few deer using these in the past so I stuck with them.

The Jak-Hammer 100 SST 1 3/4" are the best hunting blades I have ever used. They fly like field points and create a devastating hole whichmakes tracking much easier. After my arrows were tuned I installed the Jak-hammers and wrapped dental floss around the blades (2-3 wraps) to keep them closed while shooting into a target. Expandable blades that I have used in the past are typically one shot heads. I have taken several deer with the same head multiple times. Give these a try and you will NOT be disappointed!