Trio of Broadheads! Rexpid RX-S, Rexpid III and Spitfire Broadhead!

• Packaging:

  • Rexpid:
    • Available in green or red.
    • Includes a hard case for safe storage of broadheads, protecting blades from damage and maintaining sharpness.
    • Demonstrates 125 grain packaging, but the focus is on 100 grain broadheads already out of packaging.
  • Spitfire:
    • Comes in a soft plastic case.
    • The plastic case can be secured with tape but is less durable than a hard case.
    • Less protective compared to the hard case of Rexbid, potentially leading to easier damage or loss.

• Broadhead Details:

  • Spitfire:

    • Blades deploy when the tip makes contact with the target, intended to maximize cutting on impact.
    • The soft plastic case is not very secure; blades can open unintentionally.
    • Blades are difficult to close, requiring significant force and careful handling to avoid damage or injury.
    • Includes a broadhead wrench, useful for tightening or loosening the broadhead but not necessarily for blade closure.

  • Rexpid 3:

    • Blades deploy and lock open upon impact, ensuring continuous cutting even if the broadhead moves within the target.
    • All three blades move together and lock in place, providing a reliable cutting mechanism.
    • Easier to manage compared to the Spitfire, with a more straightforward opening and closing mechanism.
    • Blades remain effective and continue cutting if the broadhead is jostled inside the animal.

  • RXS:

    • Blades stay locked until the tip is pushed, then they deploy, ensuring they only open on impact.
    • Blades can be locked individually, providing flexibility and control over the deployment.
    • Designed to maintain blade integrity and sharpness until the moment of impact.

• Usage Considerations:

  • General Features:
    • Both Rexpid 3 and Spitfire models lack O-rings, relying instead on self-locking blade mechanisms.
    • Designed to stay securely closed during flight and deploy upon impact.
  • Crossbow Suitability:
    • Both models are rated for use with crossbows up to 400 feet per second.
    • Not recommended for crossbows that exceed this speed due to potential for blade deployment issues.
  • Blade Design:
    • Rexpid 3 has straight blade design, offering consistent and straightforward cutting action.
    • Spitfire blades are slightly offset, potentially providing a different cutting pattern but making closure more difficult.
  • Ease of Use:
    • Rexpid 3 blades are easier to open and close compared to Spitfire, reducing the risk of accidental deployment or injury.
    • Spitfire's challenging blade closure process can be a significant drawback, especially in field conditions.

• Final Notes:

  • Comparison Overview:
    • Recap of the three broadheads: Rexpid 3, RXS, and Spitfire.
    • All have similar cutting diameters and three-blade systems without O-rings.
    • Demonstration of the locking mechanisms and ease of use for each broadhead.
  • User Experience:
    • Spitfire's difficult blade closure and potential for unintentional opening make it less user-friendly.
    • Rexpid 3 and RXS offer more reliable and secure blade deployment and closure.
  • Conclusion:
    • Encourages viewers to consider these factors when choosing a broadhead.
    • Invites viewers to stay tuned for future videos and comparisons for more insights.
    • Signs off with well wishes, emphasizing continued content and engagement with the audience.

Thank you, Sean, with comparing our broadheads and we hope you all have a great rest of your day!