The Zwickey 2-blade Eskimo broadhead is one of the most famous broadheads ever made. Second only to the long out of production Fred Bear Green head, the Eskimo with its convex blade shape has traveled the world taking big game wherever it went. It has been said that the sun never sets on Zwickey Broadheads. The Eskimo is one of the best selling broadheads of all time for a good reason, it gets the job done. 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 Eskimo 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 11/32". Measures 2½" long x 1-1/8" wide. Weighs 160 grains. Sold by the 3-pack only. ...read more
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Absolute Killers
Bought the 160 grain screw ins. I shoot them on a black eagle spartan 200 spine arrow out of a 65# diamond deploy compound bow @29 inch draw. When I was building my arrows for hunting I was trying to get a heavy hitting arrow and Zwickey had just what I needed. They fly accurate and hit hard. I Harvested an antelope and an elk and it went clean through both of them at 40 yards… read more each. Love them and will be using them again this year. My only struggle is I am not great at sharpening them. I tried these 160's 225 and 250 grains and the 160 were the best flying for my bow set up.
Not 160g as advertised
Have read great things about Zwickey broadheads. With that said I ordered the Eskimo's because they were the only head Zwickey offer's that's the closest to 150g. Upon receiving these I opened the package to weigh them. One head weighed 181g & two weighed 183g, Not too happy about that. I'm gonna order the Eskilite's in hopes they will be around 150g since they are obviously higher… read more in weight than advertised.
The sun truly does not set on a Zwickey
I just shot my first deer with an Eskimo broadhead, at approximately 25 yards. I'm using a 55# recurve this year (my first bow season), and the arrow instantly came out the other side of the deer. This broadhead performed flawlessly, and the deer only made a 50 yard dash before expiring. I'm completely sold!
Perfect broadhead for my recurve.
I've been using Zwickey broadheads for years. I love everything about them. Great shooting and deadly.
Great Broadheads
I am very satisfied with the zwickey eskimo broadheads. They were easy to sharpened and has good penetration. Went right through a deer I got a couple weeks ago.
Yes
Best traditional broad head made. Love the swickeys! Fly better than Field points and very dependable.
Very good design
Great head, good steel, Easy to Sharpen, easy to tune, strong,
Help
I have a 45lb bow 28inch draw shooting trad Backyard shooting with the hopes of hunting Anyone could recommend a proper arrow and spine to go with these beauties
Quality
Great hunting broadheads
They are not single bevel.
They are double bevel. The no mercy broadhead can be had in a single bevel. Hope that helps. The Eskimo head is easier to sharpen!
No
The Zwickey Eskimo's will work fine with a compound .
Hi Harold, I have not shot these out of a 45# bow only out of a 55#. I would say if you have your everyting tuned they should fly great. I had my arrows tuned with field points and when i started shooting these broad heads they were right on. I really like the flight and penetration of this head. Hope this helps,Fred
A lot of broadheads come 10-15 grains heavy to allow for sharpening without worry of going under weight.
Hopefully sometime in December.
It sounds like sometime in December we will get more.
Generally 10 grains wont affect arrow flight but we do have 5 grain washers if you wanted to try it before buying the heads.
I use both broadheads and have them in my quiver at the same time. I can't tell a difference in the flight of either ?
Nate There will be a very small change in the trajectory with the heavier broadhead obviously dropping a little more. If you are using the same arrow and your equipment is in tune I don't believe 10 grains would be enough difference in weight where you would have to go to a stiffer arrow. Chad
If you are worried 3 rivers sells washers that go between the broadhead and the insert. I think they are 5 grains apiece. Use 3 with the 125 and you will see If your arrow is stiff enough to shoot it. You might need to adjust your brace hight but not by much.
These have a blade angle of 22 degrees.
I just place the blade on the stone and feel for the angle. I noticed that after sharpening the over lays on the tips are ground to that angle ( the green paint is removed some on the edge of the overlays) I will guess around 15 degrees
Yes these will screw right into the the inserts in the blood sport arrows.
Sure will, work fine for me.
Yes it should screw right into the insert.
These have a 11/32 ferrule and weight 160 grains.The closest we are going to have to what you are looking for is item 4221-1