Titanium 2.0

Machined from solid titanium with hardened stainless steel cutting edges, the SEVR Titanium 2.0 is built for bowhunters demanding a massive two-inch cutting diameter without the deflection risks typical of rigid mechanicals. The one-piece titanium ferrule offers exceptional strength-to-weight performance, eliminating the bent ferrule issues common to lightweight aluminum designs under high-energy compound or crossbow impacts.

Field performance centers on its rear-deploying, pivoting blade geometry. Upon contact, the blades deploy immediately, but rather than locking into a static position, they pivot independently when striking bone. This rolling action preserves directional momentum, driving the arrow deeper through vital cavities on steep-angle or quartering shots where standard mechanicals might stall or skip off heavy skeletal structures. The built-in practice-lock system is equally practical, allowing full-weight flight validation on target foam without dulling hunting edges or burning through replacement bands.

Durability is a clear step above standard mechanical broadheads, though it does not eliminate the need for maintenance. While the titanium body readily survives pass-throughs into dirt, the stainless blades will still dull on grit or rock and require rebuilding kits. Compared to fixed-blade designs, it requires adequate kinetic energy to ensure full deployment, but against competing large-cut mechanicals like the Rage Hypodermic, the SEVR delivers markedly better penetration insurance around heavy bone.