Throwdown! Rexpid II vs Rage Hypodermic!

Common Features:

• 100-Grain Mechanical Broadheads:
  • Both broadheads weigh 100 grains, making them comparable in weight.
• Suitable for Crossbows and Compound Bows:
  • While the Rage Hypodermic is marketed specifically for crossbows, both can be used with compound bows.
• No Plastic Pieces:
  • Neither broadhead requires plastic pieces to hold the blades closed, enhancing durability and ease of use.

Rage Hypodermic:

• Marketed for Crossbows:
  • Specifically designed for crossbow use but can also be used with compound bows.
• Rear-Deploying Blades:
  • Blades deploy from the rear when the broadhead hits the target, expanding outward for a larger cutting area.
• 2-Inch Cutting Diameter:
  • Larger cutting diameter provides a wider wound channel.
• Blade Stability:
  • Blades may lose cutting ability if they come loose after deployment.

Rexpid 2:

• Packaging and Storage:
  • Comes with a hard plastic storage case for safe transportation and storage of broadheads.
• Front-Deploying Blades:
  • Blades deploy from the front when the broadhead hits the target, folding back for a slicing action.
• 1.75-Inch Cutting Diameter:
  • Slightly smaller cutting diameter compared to the Rage Hypodermic.
• Blade Stability:
  • Rigid connection point ensures blades remain effective even if jostled during penetration.
• Blade Locking Mechanism:
  • Blades can be manually locked back into place after use, ensuring safety and reusability.

Key Differences:

• Deployment Mechanism:
  • Rage Hypodermic uses rear deployment; Rexpid 2 uses front deployment.
• Cutting Diameter:
  • Rage Hypodermic has a larger cutting diameter (2 inches) compared to Rexpid 2 (1.75 inches).
• Blade Stability and Reusability:
  • Rexpid 2's blades are less likely to become ineffective if jostled and can be relocked for reuse.

Conclusion:

• Effectiveness and Versatility:
  • Both broadheads are effective for hunting, with specific strengths and weaknesses.
• Safe Handling and Storage:
  • Sean demonstrates the importance of safe storage and handling, particularly with sharp, reusable blades.
• Final Thoughts:
  • Highlights the importance of choosing the right broadhead based on hunting needs and equipment compatibility.