0.38" Cut-on-contact leading edge, high strength 7068 aluminum ferrule, 2.0-inch cut and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
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SPEED BROADHEADS FOR MOOSE
Mechanical Broadheads Built for Moose
MOOSE BROADHEAD QUICK ANSWER
What Is the Best Speed Broadhead for Moose?
For moose hunters prioritizing penetration and cut-on-contact performance, the Speed Crosscut 100 is the primary recommendation. Hunters prioritizing maximum ferrule durability and structural strength can choose the Speed Titanium 100.
One-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule, chisel-tip design, 2.0-inch cut and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
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WHY MOOSE BROADHEAD SELECTION IS DIFFERENT
Big Body Penetration Matters
Moose hunting puts an incredible emphasis on shot distance, wind, angles, and broadehad performance.
Animals this big change the broadhead discussion. The Speed Crosscut 100 is the primary broadhead choice for Moose when penetration and cut-on-contact performance are the priority. The Speed Titanium 100 is the alternative when ferrule durability and structural strength matter most. Both are rear-deploy mechanical broadheads built around Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology and devastating 2.0-inch cutting configurations.
WHY PENETRATION MATTERS ↓
PENETRATION ON LARGE-BODIED GAME
Moose Broadheads Built to Keep Driving
On large bodied animals like Moose, broadhead efficiency matters. A Moose hunting broadhead should deliver efficient entry, dependable deployment and drive forward momentum through the shot. The Speed Crosscut is designed as a penetration-focused mechanical broadhead designed to deliver on Moose, with a cut-on-contact leading edge and low-force rear deployment.
Patented Piston Lock blade retention keeps the blades from opening before impact.
1.5 pounds of force initiates full blade deployment on contact every time.
Once deployed Speed Broadheads Lock into their full 2.0" cutting diameter.
Speed Broadheads Piston Lock Technology provides the lowest force deployment of any mechanical broadhead.
CHOOSE YOUR MOOSE BROADHEAD
Maximum Performance In every situation
The Speed Crosscut 100 is the primary Moose recommendation for Moose Hunters seeking maximum penetration and cut-on-contact performance. The Speed Titanium is the durability-focused alternative when structural strength and Grade 5 titanium construction matter most.
Penetration CHOICE · THE SPEED CROSSCUT 100
Penetration + Cut On Contact
The Speed Crosscut 100 combines a 0.38" cut-on-contact leading edge with a ultra durable 7068 aluminum ferrule and a 2.0-inch cut for hunters who want maximum emphasis on penetration and cutting efficiency.
CUT-ON-CONTACT7068 ALUMINUM2.0" CUT
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Durability + Strength
The Speed Titanium 100 uses a one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule and chisel-tip design for hunters who prioritize structural strength, ferrule durability and confidence through demanding impacts.
GRADE 5 TITANIUMCHISEL TIP2.0" CUT
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MOOSE · PENETRATION + CUT ON CONTACT
The Speed Crosscut Built for Penetration
The Speed Crosscut is the mechanical broadhead for moose hunting the industry has been waiting for. When cut-on-contact entry, efficient penetration, and a large 2.0-inch cutting profile are the priority.
The cut-on-contact leading edge begins cutting immediately on impact, while the purpose built 7068 aluminum ferrule keeps driving the arrow for maximum penetration. The Speed Crosscut pairs that design with razor sharp .039-inch thick blades, a 2.0-inch cut and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
DURABILITY OPTION · THE SPEED TITANIUM 100
The Speed Titanium When Strength Comes First
The Speed Titanium is a durability-focused Speed broadhead for moose hunters who put ferrule strength, structural integrity and demanding-impact confidence at the top of the list.
Its one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule and chisel-tip design are engineered for structural strength while including Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology, .039-inch thick EDM-cut blades and a 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
WHY LOW DEPLOYMENT FORCE MATTERS FOR MOOSE
Less Force to Open More Energy Moving Forward
Moose make broadhead stability and dependable function especially important. Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology prevents the blades from opening in flight and requires just 1.5 pounds of force to initiate deployment — the lowest deployment force of any mechanical broadhead.
The blades are retained so they cannot open in flight.
Only 1.5 pounds of force initiates full blade deployment at impact.
Rear-deploy blade architecture to maximize deployment and penetration efficiency.
Speed Broadhead blades lock open after deployment for a full 2.0" cut from entry to exit.
PATENTED PISTON LOCK TECHNOLOGY
Locked in Flight Built to Deploy at Impact
Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology keeps the blades fully retained in flight and requires just 1.5 pounds of force to initiate blade deployment.
For moose hunters, that means a rear-deploy mechanical broadhead designed around cutting edge blade retention before impact, low deployment resistance at impact and positive blade lock after deployment.
FIELD PROOF
Built for the Recovery
Speed Broadheads combine positive blade retention, low-force rear deployment, razor sharp .039-inch thick blades and a devastating 2.0-inch cutting configuration. The goal is the most dependable performance possible and a blood trail you can follow after a well-placed shot.
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Moose Broadhead Questions Answered
What is the best broadhead for moose hunting?+
The best moose broadhead depends on your setup and priorities. The Speed Crosscut 100 is Speed's primary Moose recommendation when penetration and cut-on-contact performance matter most. The Speed Titanium 100 is the alternative when maximum ferrule durability and structural strength are the priority.
Are mechanical broadheads good for moose?+
Yes. A 2-inch broadhead can be an excellent choice for Moose when it combines a large cutting diameter with the penetration needed for heavy-bodied game. Speed Broadheads require just 1.5 pounds of force to fully deploy, conserving more of the arrow’s energy for penetration rather than using it to open the blades. The result is the best of both worlds for Moose hunters—deep penetration and a devastating 2-inch cutting diameter.
Why choose the Speed Crosscut 100 for moose?+
The Speed Crosscut 100 is a penetration-focused Moose option. It uses a 0.38" cut-on-contact leading edge, durable 7068 aluminum ferrule, .039-inch thick blades and a 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
Why choose the Speed Titanium 100 for moose?+
The Speed Titanium uses a one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule and chisel-tip design for hunters who prioritize maximum ferrule durability and structural strength.
Is a 2-inch broadhead good for moose hunting?+
Yes. A 2-inch broadhead can be an excellent choice for Moose when it is designed to maintain the penetration required for heavy-bodied game. Speed Broadheads require only 1.5 pounds of force to fully deploy, preserving more of the arrow’s energy for penetration instead of using it to open the blades. This gives Moose hunters the best of both worlds—deep penetration and a devastating 2-inch cutting diameter.
Why does penetration matter when choosing a moose broadhead?+
Moose are large-bodied animals, so efficient entry, dependable deployment and forward momentum are important considerations when selecting a broadhead for moose hunting.
What is a cut-on-contact broadhead?+
A cut-on-contact broadhead begins cutting at the leading edge when it reaches the target. The Speed Crosscut uses a 0.38" cut-on-contact leading edge and is Speed's primary penetration-focused recommendation for moose.
Can Speed mechanical broadheads open in flight?+
No. Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology retains the blades so they cannot open in flight.
How much force does a Speed broadhead require to deploy?+
Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology requires 1.5 pounds of force to initiate blade deployment, the lowest deployment force of any mechanical broadhead.
How thick are Speed broadhead blades?+
Speed mechanical broadheads use .039-inch thick stainless steel blades manufactured with an EDM cutting process and are individually sharpened for edge performance.
Does draw weight matter for moose broadheads?+
Draw weight is only one part of a complete bow-and-arrow setup, if penetration is a priority the Speed Crosscut 100 with its cut on contact leading edge is our recommendation.
What should I look for in a mechanical broadhead for moose?+
Important considerations for a moose hunting broadhead include dependable blade retention, low deployment resistance, sharp blades, maximum penetration, cutting diameter, structural durability and a complete bow-and-arrow setup you can shoot accurately.
BUILT FOR YOUR MOOSE HUNT
Choose Your Priority Choose Your Speed
Choose the Speed Crosscut for penetration and cut-on-contact performance. Choose the Speed Titanium for durability and structural strength. Both are built around Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology.
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