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Hades Pro Series

#10 on this list

Hades Pro Series

Grim Reaper

A fixed three-blade with a hybrid feel: a wide cut from a short head, sharp out of the pack, at a price that lets you practise with one.

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S Series (S100)

#1 on this list

S Series (S100)

Iron Will

The penetration benchmark. A one-piece A2 tool-steel single-bevel head with a bleeder option, ground to a shaving edge and built to be resharpened for years.

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Hades Pro Series versus S Series (S100) specifications
SpecHades Pro SeriesS Series (S100)
Design TypeFixed 3-Blade—
Cutting DiameterGenerous—
ConstructionSteel Blades, Robust Ferrule—
SharpnessField-Ready Out of Pack—
Flight CharacteristicsStable, Consistent—
Field Point MatchExcellent—
Price TierAccessible—
Maker—Iron Will
Model—S Series (S100)
Material—A2 Tool Steel
Weight—100 grains (also available in 125, 150, 175, 200, 225)
Design—One-piece, single-bevel
Blade Type—Fixed

What our reviewers liked and didn't

Hades Pro Series

  • Excellent flight stability and field point accuracy
  • Generous cutting diameter for a fixed-blade
  • Razor sharp out of the package, ready to hunt
  • Durable construction handles impacts well
  • Accessible price point for practice and hunting
  • Not as wide a cut as some mechanicals
  • Aggressive blade angle can make sharpening tricky for novices
  • May require slight tuning adjustments for finicky bows

S Series (S100)

  • Unmatched penetration and ethical wound channels
  • Extreme durability and structural integrity
  • Exceptional edge retention of A2 tool steel
  • Consistent flight characteristics, field point accurate
  • Resharpenable for multiple seasons of use
  • High initial cost compared to competitors
  • Requires specific sharpening tools for optimal reuse
  • Fixed blade design may not suit all quiver styles

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