Everything in Ravin’s broadhead lineup orbits one design decision: a single-piece ferrule with an internal spring clip, which means there are no lock rings to lose and no o-rings to dry out and fail. It is a small mechanical philosophy that pays off at the worst possible moment, because the blades deploy on impact with nothing between the hunter and that deployment but physics.
All three broadheads in the main line are 100-grain reapers, and all of them open rear-deploying blades on impact to deliver a 2-inch cutting diameter, which is a serious wound channel by any standard. The differences between them come down to material, and the official page is admirably direct about which one suits which job.
The Titanium Broadhead, Ti6AL4V at $99.99, is the flagship, for hunters who want the strongest ferrule material in the catalog and are willing to pay for the exotic alloy. The Steel Broadhead at $74.99 is built around 416 stainless, which the company describes as extreme accuracy and confidence in the moment, with the same 2-inch deployed cut. The Aluminum Broadhead at $64.99 carries three perfect review ratings on the store and is described as the ideal choice for close-range work, where its lighter material gives up nothing practical.
The line is engineered, in the company’s own words, exclusively for Ravin crossbows, and optimized for accuracy out to 125 yards, which tells you the design tolerance assumes the fastest bows in the range. Alongside the blades themselves, Ravin offers a hardshell Broadhead Case at $54.99 for carrying and protecting the sharpened investment, plus 6-packs of 100-grain field points at $6.99 for practice that does not dull your hunting heads.
Steel and the case have both shown out-of-stock stretches on the official store, with a notify option, while titanium and aluminum have stayed available. Current prices and stock are always on the listing page.
- Brand: Ravin
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