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Lone Wolf Custom Gear’s all new, Patent Pending technology results in the first ever no-maintenance broadhead.
Constructed from solid aluminum and coated with Aluminum Oxide for diamond-like hardness and increased penetration. The Lone Wolf Custom Gear Arrowhead features a maul-like blade design that causes more damage to flesh, muscle, and bone, creating wound channels that do not close.
THE DIFFERENCE
Edge Retention- Steel blades require constant maintenance as they dull over time due to exposure to the elements, target practice, and repeated trips in and out of quivers. The LWCG Arrowhead’s blades are coated with Aluminum Oxide, a material with a hardness second only to diamond, ensuring you will retain your edge over the course of an entire season and beyond.
Blade Design- Thin blades create narrow wound channels that can quickly close, resulting in less blood; they can also break and bend, reducing penetration. The Pat. Pend. Maul-like blades of the LWCG Arrowhead are unbreakable and cause more damage to flesh and muscle, creating wound channels that do not close. The extreme taper of the blades also aids in splitting bone.
Penetration- The core mass of the LWCG Arrowhead is built to exceed the diameters of all arrow shafts to eliminate drag on the arrow in flight and promote increased kinetic energy when entering an object.
Coating- Our Pat. Pend. Aluminum Oxide coating covers the entire one-piece (solid) construction, resulting in a smoother surface with less friction for increased penetration. It also makes the head 100% corrosion and rust resistant, eliminating oxidation, ensuring the blades will never dull from the elements.
The lone wolf arrowhead flew straight and true. I've always been a fixed broadhead guy but I have noticed in years past that blood trails were the only real negative. Obviously we didn't need a blood trail for this shot but that is of course the point.
The arrowheads came in exactly the correct weight and I simple ran them over my stone a few passes, although it wasn't necessary. Just habit!
I haven't shot them yet so cant go full stars but so far well made super thick and clean should leave a great blood trail I am looking forward to killing an elk with one this year to see how they do
At 40 yards this pasture poodle stood no chance against the lone wolf flying chisel of death ! Andre is right... "it just seems to kill them different".
Pretty excited to have a chance to harvest a nice buck, he came through the farm lane on a string, I was able to stop him, he was brawd side front leg back I blew through his elbow and through the heart, continued and was sticking into ground a good few inches. I'm also only shooting 60lbs I was very impressed.
Waited on this NC mountain brute for 8 days before he finally showed in daylight. Double lunged with your broadhead- he ran 50 yards and was dead as a hammer. Broadhead was unscathed. I’m a fan!
These broadheads hit with incredible force like nothing l've ever experienced. The impact is so powerful, it's comparable to the devastation of a shotgun slug. Last season I shot a mature 4.5-year-old buck, he ran 25-30 yards while dieing on his feet. What sets these broadheads apart is the unmistakable punch they deliver. When they hit, you feel it, and so does the deer.
It’s not like the razor blade-style heads where a deer can barely react to the hit, with these, there's no doubt. The wound channels are massive, and the impact is immediate and lethal.
As long as your bow is tuned, these heads will fly great. They do an even better job on whitetail. The wedge design is awesome for splitting bone and actually removing material from the animal, as opposed to a clean slice, which can clot and close much easier.
These heads are exactly what I expected from LWCG. Fly point of aim and hit hard. The hole these heads leave is undeniable! Look forward to putting these through a rib cage or two this fall. Really looking forward to the 125s as well.
Great head … these fly true after 20th it’s into a block and a glen del it’s still sharp
YOUR ARROW WILL FAIL BEFORE THIS HEAD DOES !!!!!!!!!!!! and it’s REUSABLE
Was not impressed with how my arrow flew after attaching. The transition should have been easier. Arrows were sited in and dropped low right about 10 inches with the changing of tips.
The broadheads look built with quality. Very sturdy design. The issue is they are hard to stabilize on higher poundage and faster bows. My main hunting bow is 70lbs and about 300fps and the broadheads dont group to my standards off that bow. I set my tournament bow up as a backup. That bow is 60lbs and around 275fps. And the broadheads group like field points off the slower bow. Figure out how to get stability off the faster bows, and i feel they broadheads will be an all around winner.
I received a broadhead. It was outside of the plastic container. They used to ship it in. Also, the broadhead is not sharp. Wish I could give a better review, but I can’t Maybe if I get another one I don’t know but right now I gotta give it a zero.
I love the idea of this head and. Sadly it does not fly perfectly from my current bow and I'm not willing to resight to the broadhead for hunting season. It's not off a great deal but it not dead on either - not a fault of the head at all. Love the concept and would love to run it this fall to give it a try. Planning to give it some additional testing time this summer.
Haven’t used them yet but I have them in the 100 grain which I’ve used before. They hit like a slug and I love them. I would like a practice head so I can see how accurate they stay at longer distances.
I like the design, they feel light, there is a slight sharpness to them but it’s not like steel broad heads. I have had a good shot on a deer to see them in action but if they preform the way the look and feel i will stock every arrow with them.
These have been of interest to me for some time but a little disappointing. Not sharp out of the box. They are very difficult to sharpen also as the blades are very thick. Very pointy, no doubt will penetrate and make a hole, just not sharp. They may one day be a last resort unless I can figure that out. I used a 400, 500, 1000 stone progression.
Excited to try these out this deer season. I’m a big fan of lone wolf and I’m sure these will continue the legacy. I bought them because of the triangle shaped head and if you know anything about lacerations then you would know that a triangle shaped wound doesn’t close up. Think of old military bayonets and knives all made a triangle shaped wound channel
