Seven ways RAGE™ uses, not loses, kinetic energy.

Kinetic energy is the measurement of the power of a moving object. The reason a RAGE Broadhead is so potent is that it does not needlessly waste kinetic energy, but, instead, uses it to create entry holes, wound channels and penetration.

1. Fly like a field tip

An arrow can lose kinetic energy in flight. A poorly tuned bow that requires the arrow to stabilize, or a broadhead that is not aero-dynamic, wastes kinetic energy. RAGE Broadheads fly like a field tip and do not waste kinetic energy.

2. Fully deployed upon entry

The rear-deploying blades on a RAGE are guaranteed to be fully deployed on entry. Unlike over-the-top expandables, RAGE “spends” kinetic energy cutting huge entry holes (see next page).

3. No deflection or change of direction

An angled hit with an over-the-top expandable can result in the leading blade grabbing and throwing the arrow off line. This also costs you kinetic energy. RAGE's rear deploying blades will not grab or deflect.

4. O-ring acts as shock absorber

RAGE's exclusive ShockLock™ System employs an O-ring which acts as a shock absorber if the blades hit bone. This reduces kinetic energy and protects the blades from breakage.

5. Gaping wound channel

Because RAGE Broadheads are so efficient, they are able to cut enormous wound channels while also exhibiting exceptional penetration. This added cutting means more tissue damage, more hemorrhaging and a faster, more humane kill.

6. RAGE out-penetrates the competition

Conventional wisdom suggests that a head with a large cutting diameter suffers when it comes to penetration. Not RAGE! Tests show (next page) that RAGE out-penetrates the competition. This is because RAGE maintains so much kinetic energy.

7. Better blood trails

By spending kinetic energy on entry holes, wound channels, penetration and exit holes, RAGE gives you better blood trails which means easier tracking and faster recovery.