Iron will vs valkyrie broadheads anyone actually used both?

[Huntinman57]

There are not alot of reviews comparing these to head to head. Looking to hear first hand experiences hopefully on elk and penetration. I know they are both super durable. Thanks in advance

 

[Flatland Newbie]

Used both on Whitetail. Shot through shoulders no problem at all. I've found that BE arrows are not as durable as I would like it to be. Accidentally shot a metal plate and the shaft exploded. Used iron will with day six shafts and love the combination. The shaft is more durable I think. Both hands are great, and sharp.

 

[Cody_W]

Bringing this thread back to life. Anyone have experience and recommendations?

 

[Fridaythe13th]

I shot a small bull this year with iron will. So that's all I know. I was happy with it because the broadhead went through the front shoulder. With a 410 gr arrow out of a 65 lb bow

 

[Cody_W]

Are you running the IW insert and collar too? Which head are you running of theirs? Glad it worked for you!

 

[Fridaythe13th]

125 vented with no collars no inserts. Vented is a little noisy but dont think the elk care. Now looking into daysix arrows for a little bump in arrow weight. 500 gr

Are you running the IW insert and collar too? Which head are you running of theirs? Glad it worked for you!

 

[fatlander]

125 vented with no collars no inserts. Vented is a little noisy but dont think the elk care. Now looking into daysix arrows for a little bump in arrow weight. 500 gr

The bull I shot at this year ducked my arrow faster than a south Texas whitetail that busted you drawing back. The combo I was shooting was a lot quieter than the vented iron will I tested this summer.

The IW is an incredibly tough head and held sharpness better than anything I’ve ever shot, but it was super loud. If I went IW I’d definitely go solid.


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