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S Series (S100)

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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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Exodus (Full Blade)

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Exodus (Full Blade)

QAD

The short, stubby fixed head that flies like a mechanical. Blade-over-shaft geometry keeps the profile tiny so wind planing almost vanishes.

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S Series (S100) versus Exodus (Full Blade) specifications
SpecS Series (S100)Exodus (Full Blade)
MakerIron Will—
ModelS Series (S100)—
MaterialA2 Tool Steel—
Weight100 grains (also available in 125, 150, 175, 200, 225)—
DesignOne-piece, single-bevel—
Blade TypeFixed—
Design Type—Fixed Blade, Blade-over-shaft
Blade Material—Hardened Steel
Cutting Diameter—1.25 inches
Grain Weights—100gr, 125gr
Ferrule Material—Titanium or Stainless Steel (model dependent)
Replacement Blades—Available

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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

Exodus (Full Blade)

  • Flies like a field point, minimal tuning required
  • Compact design reduces wind planing and drag
  • Exceptional penetration due to robust blade geometry
  • Hardened steel blades hold up to heavy impacts
  • Replaceable blades extend overall product life
  • Not as wide a cutting diameter as some mechanicals
  • Price point is higher than entry-level broadheads
  • May require a specific broadhead wrench for blade changes

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