I agree. This video is useless without shooting the "good" version at the same target and then comparing the damage.

exactly Lusk Archery does a great broadhead test and he has done a couple amazon heads that actually tested very good. Deepower 125gr heads tested very well.

For real

He'd probably would loose sponsorship on a broadhead he uses

I was about to say the same thing. None of them would last or do any better. Oh, it broke when shooting a cinder block so it won’t work on an animal

300 Blackout

Hunting cinder blocks from a tree stand

Annihilators lol

.577 Tyrannosaur works very well for hunting cinder blocks.

Blunts. Perfect use for those $12/dozen hammer blunts.

True, nothing will be sharp after smashing into metal or concrete lol

@@0mniVerse777 lusk archery does pretty good reviews of broadheads but most of the broadheads don’t survive concrete😂

He didn't bend his brand name ones for a reason..... Smart smart...

Relax man these broadheads are all junk he was just having fun. No real test needed to see they were all garbage.

100% agree. This was not a good look....

well it was because some bruadheads are not even damaged after u shoot them into concrete

@@KingKaboom2011 hahahaahahahahaha

Agreed, bad comparison. Rather titled this video. "Cheap broads comparisons from china." He didn't even used his brand name ones..

Yeah they only have to work once. In my experience most expandable heads are junk once they've gone through an animal and hit the ground.

been shooting the knock off montecs for a while now. they're a bit less durable but I've still killed 3 o4 with one broadhead,

@@BenDownTooLong exactly. I have a friend who mounts the arrow (if he recovers it, obviously) with any fan, rack, etc. so he already factors in not having that arrow in his quiver anymore before release. Thus he has no problem using low cost parts, .006 straightness shafts, etc. He shares my belief that getting closer (or bringing the game closer) is about 80% of the challenge of bowhunting, not practicing 50+ yard shots for months before the seasons start. Every culture on earth fed itself for generations with a bent stick and a string shooting somewhat straighter sticks with rock heads that certainly weren't matched to the tenth of a grain, so we don't put as much stock in super-tuning everything as some do. Pretty much down to just "this arrow is always outside the group, so set it aside, re-fletch, maybe try different heads to see if anything makes it hit the same as the others."

Ya cement block was a pretty stupid idea 3/4 plywood would of made some sense

I noticed that to😂

@@bradybecker7987 just noticed this weeks later🤣

Once i bought g5 strikers and they were all more wobbly than china heads, so never g5 again.

Yep, i have some and excellent heads (mine is red)

Totally agree!

Right... The blades would break because they're hardened better, but the ferrules would definitely bend the exact same way

I use the knock off Montec G5s and they result in the same kind of pass through shots. Easy to hone on a stone, spin test, work well.

I have the DEEPOWER montec style ones. Let me tell ya… they fly amazing!

@@The_Arrow_Life Ditto

100 percent correct. They’re the best. Lusky is the best

asin of the ones you bought?

A lot of them do survive. Watch most Broadhead testing videos and a lot of guys shoot them into cinder blocks and through steel drums or chairs.

check out Lusk archery adventures he does great reviews. also watch his Deepower 125gr broadhead video its one from amazon that actually test better than most big name heads

The broadhead isn't going to stop your arrow from shattering

A collar on the front will and if it’s a decent head it will fair way better than those ones he tested.

@@Pr1mitiveHunter collars aren't even relevant to this argument even if you throw a name brand broadhead on there they ARE NOT GOING TO STOP YOUR ARROW FROM SHATTERING WHEN SHOOTING CINDERBLOCKS OR HARDENED STEEL PLATES and even if the arrow does survive shooting ridiculous shit the arrow would be so severely compromised it should never be shot again

I have the exact same ones (cheap skinny blade) he may say they are garbage and useless but I wouldn’t want to be stood on the receiving end of one

@@D49729 yup, they are pretty sharp in my opinion…

They used to be in Walmart they were called Lightning’s by Allen and my dad killed quite a few deer with them and they left blood better than anything else he has shot but u right u couldn’t shoot them twice

I think I saw the rage knockoffs for 1$ each if you guy enough of them. Crazy. Probably made by the same company and imported to the USA where they stick their brand name on it and sell at a 1000% markup.

All of his expensive broadheads will break under the same tests. He is a brand snob and there is no knowledge to be gained from this video, all of his brand name broadheads are made in the same Chinese factory as these cheap ones and will perform just as poorly, spending more money does not make you a better hunter. People used sharp rocks and they worked for thousands of years so why is a brand name now required to hunt deer? I use the first ones he showed, the ones that he bent with pliers and they take deer just fine.

Chris will tell you that the quality of the broadhead is directly corelated to the price and whether or not he is sponsored by the manufacturer of the broadhead. All of his brand name broadheads will fare just as poorly as these ones if subjected to the same tests but he would never take a pliers to his expensive broadheads or shoot them into cement or steel because that would damage them and they are expensive and everyone knows that spending more money makes you a better hunter and you will see bigger deer if you have a more expensive bow just like you will catch bigger fish with a more expensive boat and you will get a prettier wife if you have an expensive car.

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