Cut On Contact leading edge, 7068 ferrule, 2.0-inch cut and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
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SPEED BROADHEADS FOR WILD BOAR
Mechanical Broadheads Built for Wild Boar
WILD BOAR BROADHEAD QUICK ANSWER
Which Speed Broadhead Should You Use for Wild Boar?
Choose the Speed Crosscut 100 when penetration and cut-on-contact performance are the priority. Choose the Speed Titanium 100 when ferrule durability and structural strength matter most.
One-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule, chisel-tip design, 2.0-inch cut and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
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WHY WILD BOAR BROADHEAD SELECTION IS DIFFERENT
Tough Hide Demanding Impact
Wild boar and feral hog hunting can demand penetration through tough hide, dense tissue and challenging shot angles.
The Speed Crosscut is the primary Wild Boar choice when penetration and cut-on-contact performance are the priority. The Speed Titanium is the heavy-impact alternative when ferrule durability and structural strength matter most. Both are rear-deploy mechanical broadheads built around Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology and 2.0-inch cutting configurations. Hunters comparing species or priorities can also use the Speed broadhead selection guide.
WHY PENETRATION MATTERS ↓PENETRATION THROUGH TOUGH TISSUE
Wild Boar Broadheads Built to Keep Driving
Wild boar can present tough hide, dense tissue and demanding impact conditions. A hog hunting broadhead should support efficient entry, dependable deployment and forward momentum through the shot. The Speed Crosscut is the penetration-focused option; the Speed Titanium is the durability-focused alternative.
The Speed Crosscut begins cutting at the leading edge at impact.
1.5 pounds of force or less initiates blade deployment.
Speed Crosscut and Speed Titanium configurations use a 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
The Speed Titanium adds one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule strength for demanding impacts.
CHOOSE YOUR WILD BOAR BROADHEAD
Penetration or Maximum Durability?
The Speed Crosscut is the primary Wild Boar recommendation when penetration and cut-on-contact performance are the priority. The Speed Titanium is the heavy-impact option when ferrule durability and structural strength matter most.
PRIMARY WILD BOAR CHOICE · THE SPEED CROSSCUT 100
Penetration + Cut On Contact
The Speed Crosscut combines a cut-on-contact leading edge with a 7068 aluminum ferrule and 2.0-inch cut for hog 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 uses a one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule and chisel-tip design for wild boar hunters who prioritize ferrule durability, structural strength and confidence through demanding impacts.
GRADE 5 TITANIUMCHISEL TIP2.0" CUT
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PRIMARY WILD BOAR CHOICE · THE SPEED CROSSCUT 100
The Speed Crosscut Built for Penetration
The Speed Crosscut is the primary Speed broadhead for wild boar and hog hunting when cut-on-contact entry, penetration and a large 2.0-inch cutting profile are the priority.
The cut-on-contact leading edge begins cutting immediately at impact, while the 7068 aluminum ferrule keeps the platform purpose-built around penetration. The Speed Crosscut pairs that design with .039-inch blades, a 2.0-inch cut and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
WILD BOAR · DURABILITY + STRENGTH
The Speed Titanium Built for Heavy Impact
The Speed Titanium is the heavy-impact option for wild boar hunters who want maximum ferrule durability and Grade 5 titanium construction.
Its one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule and chisel-tip design are engineered for structural strength while retaining Speed's Patented Piston Lock rear-deploy technology, .039-inch EDM-cut blades and a 2.0-inch cutting configuration.
WHY LOW DEPLOYMENT FORCE MATTERS FOR WILD BOAR
Less Force to Open More Confidence Through Impact
Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology requires 1.5 pounds of force or less to deploy — the lowest deployment force of any mechanical broadhead. Lower deployment resistance means less force is required to open the blades at impact, an important consideration when penetration is the priority on tough, heavy-bodied game such as wild boar.
The blades are retained so they cannot open in flight.
1.5 pounds of force or less initiates deployment at impact.
Rear-deploy blade architecture transitions into the cutting configuration at impact.
The blades lock open after deployment for the cutting phase of the shot.
PATENTED PISTON LOCK TECHNOLOGY
Locked in Flight Built to Deploy at Impact
Speed's Patented Piston Lock Technology keeps the blades retained in flight and requires 1.5 pounds of force or less to initiate blade deployment.
For wild boar hunters, that means a rear-deploy mechanical broadhead designed around stable blade retention before impact, low deployment resistance at impact and positive blade lock after deployment.
FIELD PROOF
Built for the Recovery
Speed Broadheads for Wild Boar hunting combine the most reliable blade retention, lowest force rear deployment, razor sharp .039 inch thick blades and a devastating 2.0 inch cutting configuration. The goal is maximum devastation on impact and a recovery path you can follow after a well-placed shot in any country.
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Wild Boar Broadhead Questions Answered
What is the best broadhead for wild boar hunting?+
The best wild boar broadhead depends on your setup and priorities. The Speed Crosscut is Speed's primary Wild Boar recommendation when penetration and cut-on-contact performance matter most. The Speed Titanium is the heavy-impact option when ferrule durability and structural strength are the priority.
Are mechanical broadheads good for hog hunting?+
Mechanical broadheads can be effective for hog hunting when paired with an accurate bow-and-arrow setup and appropriate shot selection. Speed's rear-deploy system is engineered so the blades cannot open in flight and requires 1.5 pounds of force or less to deploy.
Why choose the Speed Crosscut for wild boar?+
The Speed Crosscut uses a cut-on-contact leading edge, 7068 aluminum ferrule, .039-inch blades and a 2.0-inch cutting diameter for hunters who prioritize penetration and cutting efficiency.
Why choose the Speed Titanium for wild boar?+
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.
What is the best broadhead for hog hunting?+
For Speed, the Crosscut is the penetration-focused hog hunting broadhead, while the Titanium is the durability-focused option. The right choice depends on your complete setup and hunting priority.
Is a 2-inch broadhead good for wild boar?+
Speed Crosscut and Speed Titanium configurations use a 2.0-inch cutting diameter. Broadhead choice should still be matched to your complete arrow setup, accuracy, shot angle and hunting conditions.
Why does penetration matter on wild boar?+
Wild boar can present tough hide, dense tissue and demanding shot angles, so efficient entry, dependable deployment and forward momentum are important considerations when selecting a hog hunting broadhead.
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 or less to deploy, the lowest deployment force of any mechanical broadhead.
How thick are Speed broadhead blades?+
Speed mechanical broadheads use .039-inch stainless steel blades manufactured with EDM cutting and individually sharpened for edge performance.
Does draw weight matter for hog broadheads?+
Draw weight is only one part of the complete bow-and-arrow setup, so Speed does not prescribe one universal minimum. Hunters should evaluate their complete arrow setup, accuracy, shot distance and hunting conditions.
What should I look for in a mechanical broadhead for hogs?+
Important considerations include dependable blade retention, low deployment resistance, penetration, cutting diameter, sharp blades, structural durability and a complete setup you can shoot accurately.
BUILT FOR YOUR WILD BOAR 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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