Took an elk with the 175 with big bleeders. Total arrow weight was 602 grains with 23% FOC. The shot wasn’t perfect. I hit the scapula and punched through it and hit the spine and broke it. The head didn’t exit, but the elk was down where he stood. The entry hole was impressive. The elk fell on my arrow and broke the head off at the threads. The head was still shaving sharp when I get the head out of the spine with zero dings in the blade. They fly great for such a big head. 100% recommend this head, it’s bomb proof.

Awesome review I recently bought some and am enjoying them

Welcome to Australian designed broadheads again! Pretty cool to see more aussie products being showcased. We dont have closed seasons so we have all year round hunting, so durability is a huge advantage.

Great Heads and even better people behind the company 👌 awesome job all round on the review mate

These broadcasts are great and tuff , they fly very well we need to have tuff broadheads here in Australia specially our pigs, buffalo scrub bull , easy to sharpen, Great review mate 👍🏹🏹

Once aging great work lusk! Love the content.

Epic tests John!! Every time I like the look of a broadhead I check your channel to see how it preforms! I really like the paper test as opposed to the wire, it’s easier to understand what it takes to cut through

Great review as always John. I’m pretty happy with the heads I have but I’m definitely intrigued with the 175 grain with the 1 inch bleeders, thanks for putting this together.

Super cool heads! I’m loving all the Ozzi blades that are coming out !

These were hard enough to get a hold of when they came out...now they'll be impossible 🤫. Always great videos 😀

Those heads look like they would go through a 1960s Buick car door.🤣

Yep, gotta get some of these.

these look amazing

Wow! Those Kayuga's remind me of a strickland helix, but better. True one piece design, with awesome innovation! I will check these heads out for sure!

One rugged impressive design. Thinking a great bone buster design. Especially in like a 500 grain arrow set up.

Now that you have this great sharpness testing setup with cutting that string, would be cool if you could make a video where you test the sharpness of all the broadheads that you tested with the previous techniques.

Been waiting for the 100gr heads to be in stock for a few months now. These look like a great head

Lusk Archery Adventure, I know you say that if you want us to see you test a head to send a pack. However I’m a pretty broke college student working in a pizza shop for minimum wage lol. I genuinely appreciate your thoroughness and consistency that you incorporate into your broadhead tests and reviews. I’m a “new” bow hunter (I’ve been chasing them for three years with a bow and have had several opportunities that never panned out right) and have yet to down a deer with my bow. I have seen others success and helped recover deer shot with mechanicals and found repeated results of broken blades and bent ferrules, this has really pushed me to solid monolithic fixed blades. My uncle shoots the original Montec and has had great success with pass through shots on elk. This and the introduction of the new Montec M3 which is supposed to be even better and sharper has really made me think about picking up a pack. I would very much appreciate seeing you do an in-depth review of the M3 before I drop about 45$ on them, your content is a step above others and there’s almost no good reviews of it out there. Keep making the good videos and I wish you goodluck during the upcoming seasons

Just ordered the 150 gr with wide bleeders that are now available. I also ordered the matching (175 gr) field points. Looking forward to getting these tuned and rolling.

It's like they took alot of features from many heads over the last 30 years & improved upon it with structural integrity. Plus they did it with a single bevel. I like the back with the angle cut & how u can sharpen it. The shape of the design reminds me of the Valkyrie short Jag with both heads having effortless penetration. However I really am liking the whole Valkyrie insert/outsert system for getting the highest % of FOC w/o shooting an arrow setup that is ready for a rhino.

I haven’t been able to get these to fly with the other heads I have. About 5” lower and 2” to the right. I’m stumped!

Man these heads seem super impressive...sure look alot like bishop dicing drills .... why didn't u try the cement block on these heads???a single bevel with those bleeders looks devastating for sure!!!!!! Awesome video as always

Always thought it was a little silly when he shoots the steel plate. I always thought it has no purpose. When I was out hunting this season believe it or not a buck walked out wearing a full suit of armor I couldn't believe my eyes. My broadhead failed needles to say it got away. Just having fun good videos man keep em up.

I've been using the ole school double bevel 125 grn heads for some years and have been using the Magnus snuffer ss on red deer and fallow deer, when I run out of the snuffer ss I think I'll buy a dozen of the 125 grn ones with the bleeders for deer , the snuffer ss are so accurate and for a 3 blade they only take a minute on a good quality fine grit stone to get shaving sharp again, I've never shot single bevel broadheads

Its basically a Helix broadhead with bleeders, Look at what a great job it just did on your last deer. Great design. I shoot Helix broadheads quite often as they not only cut great and penetrate ridiculously well but they shoot better groups than any other broadhead I've tried. I have to try these Kayugus.

Another great review. I would like to see a post hunting season review on some of the heads that you used, like the Kayuga. What your thoughts of how they performed on animals.

Would you do a review of the grizzly stick samurai I cant find any videos that aren't from grizzly stick and would love a non biased opinion

I'm actually very impressed with these. I'd love to see how they do on a deer. Wonder how hard they are to sharpen.

Was it the 175 or the 125 that got tested? they were both shown at the beginning, but I can’t remember if it was said which one got tested

I just got a pack of the 100s and some of the wide bleeders. Do they rattle when you have them assembled on an arrow? I'm assuming the chamfered hole side of the washer goes toward the bleeder?

Does anywhere in the US carry these to order online? I keep getting Australian dealers that won't ship to the USA or other issues. Will you supply me a link please, John? Thanks in advance.

That big bleeder is nasty! On whitetail that would be perfect.

Would you recommend the old school for whitetail? Thank you for all the work you put into every video!

Kick ASS Broadhead / Just Ordered 5 🔪🇺🇸🔥💨

Can you do a comparison between these and the kudos?

I got a question for you what is the easiest way to sight in a 2 blade broadhead

Great video !!Looks just like KUDU Head...Are they the same ?

Would love to try the big 4 blade. Where can you buy em ?

Have you noticed a huge difference in performance between the smaller broadheads and the 175? Other than a small margin of larger cutting , why would you get the 175 over a 100?

I didnt see a concrete block test, did I miss it somehow?

Looks like a beefy Kudu point

Hmm?, my recent, non offensive and relevant comment is not here. Anyway, looks like an amazing and durable head, I believe they are actually made in australia and before i said overseas, which is still true but implied the bad kind of overseas like china and i came to edit that comment. I'd love to try those over here in hawaii where you commonly hit lava rock on the other side of the animal.

How can I buy these broadheads? Please lat me know if is in u hands

Would you test the bone broadhead

Does anyone know of a barbed durable broadhead? It doesn't need to be an angled barbed, 90 degrees is fine as well.

Struggling to get these fly well with the bleeders, without them they are doing alright

Kayuga homepage dont show the cutting diameters. Very big fail.

$120.00 per head ...... that’s flipping a ton o’ burgers 🍔 .........