Exodus (Full Blade)

The QAD Exodus Full Blade is built for bowhunters who want the uncompromised penetration and reliability of a fixed head without sacrificing field-point flight. At the core of the design is blade-over-shaft engineering, which sets the base of the blades back over the arrow insert. This creates a remarkably short overall profile that eliminates wind planing, allowing high-speed compound setups to group consistently at distance even in erratic crosswinds.

Construction centers on a heat-treated stainless steel ferrule and thick 0.040-inch replaceable blades. On terminal impact, this stout profile drives through heavy bone and dense hide where thinner, lighter broadheads often cup or shatter. The 1-1/4-inch cutting diameter delivers clean, consistent wound channels and regular pass-throughs. While the blade angle is steeper than traditional long-taper broadheads, the precision factory sharpening cleanly slices tissue rather than pushing it aside.

Unlike the skeletonized swept-blade Exodus, this Full Blade variant complies with strict state regulations that ban barbed heads. Durability is exceptional; it regularly survives encounters with solid bone or ground dirt with only minor edge dulling. Sharpening the steep blades by hand can be finicky, but for archers prioritizing structural integrity and true-flying fixed dependability on big game, it remains a benchmark option.