Zwickey Eskilite 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads 3-pack Review
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The Eskilite broadhead is the 'little brother' to the Zwickey Eskimo broadhead. The 5/16" ferrule is a perfect match for today's most popular carbon arrows. Special high-carbon Steel construction allows you to get the edges "hair popping sharp" and the triple-thick tip with special heat treating resists curling and blows through bone. The convex edge is the most efficient cutting edge and puts more steel up front where it's needed for strength. The Eskilite broadhead features no vents for deadly quiet arrow flight. Designed to fit all carbon and aluminum arrows as they have an industry standard 8-32 thread. This is the same thread used by all arrow inserts (except Easton Deep Six). Ferrule is 5/16". Measures 2¼" long x 1-1/16" cutting diameter. Weighs 135 grains. Sold by the 3-pack only. ...read more
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Zwickey Eskilite 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads 3-pack Reviews
They're perfect, once you get them sharpened up!
MaineBowFly
3 years ago
I see a lot of reviews about lack of consistency in the weight of these. What I found out, was the by the time you get them really, really, really, sharp, and chisel the tip...They will be about 125grains. (its nice that they give you some extra metal to learn how to get these sharp). For me the, that's perfect. Simple, No BS broadhead. It allows me the time to focus on hunting,… read more not silly "this broadhead or that broadhead" games. Tried and true, ready for the hunt. To stop the edges from rusting, I color them with a Sharpie (a tip I heard Flip Pallot share on a podcast). Thanks Flip!
Great price , stay sharp
Huntsforfood
3 years ago
economical broadhead , takes a keen edge , flies quiet in flight . only complaint was their weight , were 145 to 150 grains .
I will buy these again
Jonny apple seed
4 years ago
These are plain,simple and we'll design. They fly straight, they are durable and they're easy to sharpen with a file,also easy to resharpen. I get great penetration and at the price point I wouldn't buy anything else for better penetration. Love this product and I will purchase it again. I shoot 135 grain zwicky Escalight.
Beautiful simplicity
Joe
6 years ago
These are exactly what I was looking for, and they are decently priced! You may not be able to shave with them, however mine came with a decent edge and I do not believe it will take much to make it paper cutting sharp. If I was better at sharpening I could make it hair popping sharp.
Classic Broadhead
Madison Joe
7 years ago
This broadhead has stood the test of time. Two blade, unbreakable construction. Easy to sharpen. You'll have these forever.
Great broadheads
Lee
7 years ago
More accurate than several $40 heads.
I'm a zwickey fan!!!!!!
Trapper Mike
7 years ago
I'm a fan, what more can be said
Weight of Eskilite Broadhead is not as advertised
Al
7 years ago
Zwickey Broadheads are great. They are tough and durable. My only complaint is the weight is not consistant. The Eskilites I received were suppose to weigh 135 grains. They weighed between 147 and 150 grains. This is not acceptable. I shoot traditional and compound and have been a bowhunter for 50 years. This is a very simple fix for Zwickey.
Fly's true and straight like a dart
#3
8 years ago
I decided on the 135,s , arrows are high plain hunters (500spine at 30" 5 " feathers ) I shoot a 50# bear Montana (sweet shooting bow) and at 10 to 30 yards Swickey eskilite broadheads fly really true did not have to fiddle with any tuning issues I will purchase more swickeys
My new favorite!
DJs Bows
8 years ago
I used to use the Eskimo but they were so heavy my consistency was not perfect.. So I gave the Eskilite a try, they are much closer to the weight of my target tips and so far I have not missed The rabbits that eat my wives flowers! Give them a try they're great
Zwickey Eskilite 2-Blade Screw-In Broadheads 3-pack Questions and Answers
Asked by
shamrock
12 years ago
I am sorry I think I should have been a little bit more precise. I am using a Samick Sage 45lb... I might even be using the wrong arrows (Easton Fall Stalker 2117s) cos I found them and they were affordable. I use them un-cut at factory length and don't h
Yes, these broadheads will work. They should fly close to the sa
12 years ago
Yes, these broadheads will work. They should fly close to the same as a 125 grain field point. If you want to increase the weight, I recommend looking at a Delta.
Asked by
gd1944
9 years ago
How do I choose from Eskilite and Eskimo? As for using on Easton XX75 Legacy 2018 Shaft, and shooting a 50# Bow. How good is it on windage yaw avoidance? And Eskilite is equal to 125gr Field Point, while Eskilite is equal to 145gr Field Point, right?
Yes I would go with the Eskimo
9 years ago
Yes I would go with the Eskimo
Asked by
Smiley
10 years ago
Will these heads match up flush with 11/32 size aluminum arrows?
The ferrule is 5/16. So it's a little smaller than the 11/32 arr
10 years ago
The ferrule is 5/16. So it's a little smaller than the 11/32 arrows.
Asked by
Deeter
11 years ago
I shoot Beman Center Shot arrows. Can I shoot these broadheads on my arrows due to my arrow diameter being smaller?
Yes they will work just fine.
11 years ago
Yes they will work just fine.
Asked by
xxxxxx
11 years ago
will the zwickey fit my carbon shaft
This broadhead will fit all standard sized inserts. As long as y
11 years ago
This broadhead will fit all standard sized inserts. As long as you are not shooting any of the new Deep Six components from Easton this broadhead will fit your inserts just fine.
Asked by
shamrock
12 years ago
I am sorry I think I should have been a little bit more precise. I am using a Samick Sage 45lb... I might even be using the wrong arrows (Easton Fall Stalker 2117s) cos I found them and they were affordable. I use them un-cut at factory length and don't h
Yes, these broadheads will work. They should fly close to the sa
12 years ago
Yes, these broadheads will work. They should fly close to the same as a 125 grain field point. If you want to increase the weight, I recommend looking at a Delta.
Asked by
Mtbugler
3 years ago
Are these single or double bevel heads ? That distinction has been omitted from the description .
They are double bevel .
3 years ago
They are double bevel .
Mine are double, purchased a couple years ago.
3 years ago
Mine are double, purchased a couple years ago.
Asked by
Jerry
4 years ago
I mistakenly put in to many on order. How do I remove?
Feel free to give us a call at 260-587-9501 and we can see if it
4 years ago
Feel free to give us a call at 260-587-9501 and we can see if it has shipped out yet.
Asked by
ron
6 years ago
so clicking quantity 1 gives me 3 broadheads?
Yes they are sold by the 3 pack.
6 years ago
Yes they are sold by the 3 pack.
Yes you get three. Broadheads
6 years ago
Yes you get three. Broadheads
Yes, they usually come in a plastic package of 3.
6 years ago
Yes, they usually come in a plastic package of 3.
Yes.
6 years ago
Yes.
Asked by
BlackBird
7 years ago
I shoot a PSE Archery Stalker 45lb recurve. I am going to buy some arrows with a 500 spine, and looking for the correct weight broad head to shoot with them for deer. Are these 135's the correct weight to shoot accurately and efficiently?
Yes these would work well with your set up
7 years ago
Yes these would work well with your set up
They should be fine if you don't have a really long arrow, if th
7 years ago
They should be fine if you don't have a really long arrow, if the shaft is more than 30 inches from nock valley to back of insert, it may lower the spine of that arrow. But anything 30 inches and under and they'll fly just fine. Good luck!
I shoot a 50 lb Bear Kodiak Hunter recurve with 2117's and the Z
7 years ago
I shoot a 50 lb Bear Kodiak Hunter recurve with 2117's and the Zwickey Eskilites work well for me. Tune your equipment with field points that weigh as close as possible to the broadhead weigh, put a good edge on the Zwickey's with a file and you should do well. SteveSheldon, IA
Asked by
pat
7 years ago
I have zwickey 2 blade screw in broad heads that weigh 144 grains on a calibrated scale. Which ones do I order from you that have the same weight? I did buy them from you a few years back. The ones I see now are either lighter or heavier on your site.
These Zwickeys weigh 135 grains and probably the closest to the
7 years ago
These Zwickeys weigh 135 grains and probably the closest to the one you have. I don't believe Zwickey ever made a 145 gr. broadhead.
What are your bow specs? What are your arrow specs?
Jon
Jon R Vo
7 years ago
What are your bow specs? What are your arrow specs? Jon Jon R VonBuren MWork Support Buffalo NY
You can order the 135 grain Eskilite and add two of the 5 grain
7 years ago
You can order the 135 grain Eskilite and add two of the 5 grain brass weight washers between the broad head and the insert. I bought a pack of 100 brass weight washers from 3 Rivers several years ago. They turned out to be the handiest things ever.....especially when tuning up a new bow. Good luck to you! Sent from my iPhone
Dear Pat,
I did not take the time to research all
weights ever
7 years ago
Dear Pat, I did not take the time to research all weights ever offered by Zwickey. However, I have shot their screw-on and glue on heads for years. Others as well. I think they are the best value on the market today for those that still know how to, 1. Tune bows, and 2. Sharpen blades!! Ok, my rant is over, and please take no offense, my intention is to teach. A well tuned bow can shoot correctly "spined" arrows to same point of impact with point weights varied by many grains of weight. (sometimes) I think correct arrow "spine" is most important! The "point" is, tuning is more important than point weight. Sharpening any fixed blade head shaves off weight, therefore the weight is always changing! I buy 135gr. Zwickey Eskilites and 145 field points from Three Rivers. I shoot them to same point of impact I think, due to tuning, but perhaps also different aerodynamics making up for the difference in weight. Shoot straight, Rummy! Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone Sent from my iPhone