At least six confirmed reports of Werewolves in Hawaii!  Werewolf Broadheads that is...

A few months back, I tried two packs of Eclipse Broadheads.  I loved everything about them, but due to the weather in Hawaii (high humidity,volcanic rain, and salt sprays), I have a heck of a time keeping steel from rusting.  Needless to say, I was stoked to hear that Blake was coming out with a stainless steel model, the Werewolf.  I asked Blake to let me know as soon as I could get my hands on a pack and here they are...Werewolves in Hawaii!

 

Blake has some of the coolest ads!

Here is a picture of a right bevel and a double bevel in 150gr.

They spin true!

All of the broadheads were within two grains of each other.  Four out of the six were exactly the same weight.  On my scale, the 150's came out 156, which is perfect for me.  After touch up sharpening, they will always be right around the 150 mark which works great for me!

Those are bad a heck. I did not realize the werewolf heads were a radically different design from that company.

We have not seen any Werewolfs here on our coast not saying there isnt any but one cant be to careful i will be checking into this for sure if they shoot as good as they look im buying thanks for the info and be careful over there

Those are fine looking broadheads. Glad to see they spin true.

I took out a Hawaiin girl in the service that was hairy as a werewolf!!

Well, back to the subject. Looks like they come with a pretty sharp edge on them. How do they fly? I usually buy one piece heads. No noise from these? They look great!

good lookin chopper...some piggy is gonna have a bad day

very nice

Like those broadheads. Look awesome.

And just like that... the life expectancy of the average boar, goat and deer in Hawaii just got lower.

Go get um Ryan!

When are the rest of us gonna get a chance to sling some of these around?  They look great.  Looking forward to using some.

I let you guys know how they fly.  I'll be shooting them all this weekend.  

Snag,
I'll let you know about the noise level when I try them out this weekend.  They also have a 200gr model that doesn't have the vents.

The reds are the 200gr model.

LOL Kawika!  Damn Werewolves...I guess that's why they are called "the most feared predators".

Aloha Gang!

A rainbow of broadheads!

Really need some 200s.

Where do we buy them S2 Aloha

Costal bears/goat hunters in Alaska will like this too.

For those of you who wanted to know how they fly, I put together a short video.  The intended target is a ballon.

I'm shooting 3 4" parabolics with a 75 grain insert and the 150gr Werewolf.

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ha9aJdk1WJ8    
This video shot without wind.

   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8CnSsJuv-c0    
This one was shot outside with some cross winds.  You can hear the wind blowing the background.