Every Speed broadhead uses Patented Piston Lock Technology and a full 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
Choose the ferrule, tip design and configuration that match what you need from the shot.
A 100-grain mechanical broadhead with a 7068 aluminum ferrule and cut-on-contact
leading edge for hunters who prioritize penetration and a devastating 2.0-inch cut.
A 100-grain mechanical broadhead with a one-piece Grade 5 titanium ferrule
and chisel tip built for structural strength, durability and demanding impacts.
A 100-grain titanium mechanical broadhead engineered specifically for high-speed
crossbows, with dependable blade control and performance tested beyond 500 FPS.
Both use the same Patented Piston Lock Technology and 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
The primary difference is what happens at the front of the broadhead.
CROSSCUT 100
Penetration + Cut
The Crosscut 100 combines a 7068 aluminum ferrule with a cut-on-contact
leading edge for hunters who prioritize penetration and a large cutting profile.
CUT-ON-CONTACT7068 ALUMINUM2.0" CUT
CHOOSE CROSSCUT IFPenetration and cut are your priority
Every Speed broadhead uses the same patented blade-control system engineered so
the blades can't open in flight, requires 1.5 lbs of force or less to deploy on impact,
and locks the blades open after deployment.
The Broadheads page shows you which Speed to buy. The Technology page goes deeper
into how Patented Piston Lock Technology controls the blades from acceleration through impact.
What is the difference between Crosscut 100 and Titanium 100?
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Crosscut 100 uses a 7068 aluminum ferrule and cut-on-contact leading edge for hunters
who prioritize penetration and cut. Titanium 100 uses a one-piece Grade 5 titanium
ferrule and chisel tip for hunters who prioritize maximum ferrule strength and durability.
Both use Patented Piston Lock Technology and a 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
What is the difference between Titanium 100 and Crossbow Titanium 100?
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Both use Grade 5 titanium construction and Patented Piston Lock Technology.
Crossbow Titanium 100 is the Speed configuration engineered specifically for high-speed crossbows.
Which Speed broadhead prioritizes penetration?
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Crosscut 100 is the penetration-focused option. Its cut-on-contact leading edge is designed
to begin cutting immediately at impact while the broadhead delivers a full 2.0-inch cutting diameter.
Which Speed broadhead prioritizes ferrule strength and durability?
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Titanium 100 is the strength and durability-focused option, using a one-piece Grade 5 titanium
ferrule and chisel tip for demanding impacts.
Which Speed broadhead should I use for a crossbow?
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Crossbow Titanium 100 is engineered specifically for high-speed crossbows and has been tested
at velocities exceeding 500 FPS.
Are all Speed broadheads 100 grain?
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Crosscut 100, Titanium 100 and Crossbow Titanium 100 are all 100-grain broadheads.
What cutting diameter do Speed broadheads have?
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Speed broadheads use a full 2.0-inch cutting diameter with .039-inch stainless steel EDM-cut blades.
Do all Speed broadheads use Patented Piston Lock Technology?
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Yes. Crosscut 100, Titanium 100 and Crossbow Titanium 100 all use Patented Piston Lock Technology.
The system keeps the blades controlled in flight, requires 1.5 lbs of force or less to deploy on impact,
and locks the blades open after deployment.
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Crosscut 100. Titanium 100. Crossbow Titanium 100. Choose the Speed mechanical
broadhead built around the performance you need.