Ozcut hurricane review

[Longwalker44]

I made the decision to try out some new broadheads this year and wanted to share my experiences with you all. I picked up some of the new ozcut hurricane heads in 100gr. Initially I was quite happy with them. They shot very well right out to 95 yards. However this all changed once I put them to use in the field. First use was on a bull elk, quartering to shot at ~10 yards that went through the shoulder and stopped on the offside ribs. In this case the broadhead lost a blade and had some chipping on the foreword edge. I could understand this given the tough shot angle but my second experience was just as bad. A few days after the elk I was fortunate enough to take a whitetail as well. The entry on the deer was forward of the shoulder (face on, slightly turned) at 18 yards. The arrow went along the inside of the shoulder bone and into the lung cavity, stopping short of the offside ribs. This head lost two of its blades, one of which was immediately under the hide ant the entry point. In both cases the animals were recovered quickly enough but blood trails were poor at best. I will try to attach pictures of the heads.

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[Trial153]

What a hunk of shit. No other explanation as you shouldn't expect that from a head of that style design

 

[dittydogood]

I bought some as well because I loved the solid piece design and three blade single bevel. I got them and they were so dull I could barely get them to cut paper. I messaged the company and they told me I didn’t know how to find the edge and the heads left the shop to there standards of sharpness. Not so impressed. However while tuning I missed the block and ripped through two sheets of 15/32 plywood and penetrate d another 8 inches with no damage.
I was on the fence but this makes me sad to hear they’ve performed poorly


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[Brandon_SPC]

Glad I didn't put them on my arrow. I bought six of them and they were the dullest broadheads I have ever bought in my life. A butter knife was sharper. I ended up sticking with my 150 grain VanDiemans.

 

[chasewild]

His haircut was enough for me not to try them.