Iron Will Broadheads: Complete Review

Introduction

It is not surprising to hear some hunters complaining about how much more it costs to acquire the solid Iron Will Broadheads. The cost associated with this outstanding arrowhead perfectly complements the quality of this product. You will undoubtedly love the package the broadheads come in. Each broadhead comes packed flat in a hand-made box that would make you feel like proposing or being proposed to. It is a touch of class coupled with top-notch quality that you cannot regret investing in.

Just by having a glimpse at the Iron Will Broadheads when they arrive, you will certainly fall in love with their firm and steady blades that screams quality. The sharp edges make your bow hunting even more comfortable as they ensure they cut anything they come in contact with. This means once you make a shot and hit your target, as they try to escape, the Iron Will Broadhead’s sharp edges will be cutting through and piercing even deeper.

Understanding the Iron Will Broadhead

Iron Will Broadhead has taken the market with a storm thanks to its outstanding features. You will easily distinguish it from other broadheads in the market just from the face value. Let us go through at some of these Iron Will Broadhead’s outstanding features below.

Features

Some of the outstanding features of this great broadhead include:

High Penetration Power

The penetration power of the Iron Will Broadhead is one feature you will love as a hunter. This is thanks to the sturdy A2 tooling steel that is used in making the head. The steel used in making the blade is double the thickness of the steel blades you will find popularly on sale in the market. The 0.062 inches thickness makes the blade strong and well-fitting in the heavy-duty category to give you the maximum penetration in every shot you make.

The blade edges are super sharp that you could easily shave off your hair with them when they arrive. This helps in pushing your broadhead much deeper to bring down the game easily and faster. The Iron Will Broadhead is designed in a four-blade structure, the two larger blades and two bleeder blades promote more natural rotation and penetration into the game’s flesh, bringing them down within no time. 

The blades are sharpened on the backside to make them free to move around in all directions, making it easy for you to pull the arrow out. While many broadheads come with a continuous angle running straight from the base to the tip, Iron will have a different design. Its angle changes when nearing the tip where the edge curves inwards to aid the tip’s easier sharpening, making it sharp enough for faster penetration.

Unique Head Construction

Besides being made using the strong A2 tool steel, the Iron Will Broadhead is triple heat-tempered and cryogenically tempered to make it incredibly hard. This ensures it withstands and pierces any form of skin out there easily and sinks deeper faster for a quick kill.

Additionally, you will be impressed by its Charpy C-Notch score results, which happens to be several times higher than any other typical stainless steel. This means the broadhead is highly resistant to impact and would easily maintain its shape even after hitting a hard surface. The high score also means your broadhead will have an excellent resistance to wear, creating a significant edge retention difference.

Unmatched Accuracy

When we talk of accuracy, it is not just about the targets that are readily close by. Accuracy for Iron Will Broadhead means quick and fast hits towards targets that are as far as 100 yards from your shot emission point. Its lightweight nature helps in giving the arrow a naturally easy and fast flight towards the target.

Highly Durable

When shot against 16-gauge steel, the Iron Will Broadhead will give you the results you expect from a durable and robust broadhead. It penetrates the steel plate well enough with just a few fractures on the blade. This is admirable since most broadheads do not pass this test, if they manage to penetrate the 16-gauge steel, they suffer major fractures and sometimes get damaged completely.

The Iron Will Broadhead will serve you for a longer time since it can survive and remain usable after several hard surfaces shots. This gives you courage that you can maximally enjoy value for your money when you use it carefully.

Grade 5 Titanium Ferrule

You will undoubtedly need a super-strong ferrule to complement a strong broadhead like the Iron Will Broadhead in delivering the penetration you need into an animal’s flesh. The Grade five titanium ferrule does this job perfectly well. It is over three times stronger than any standard aluminum used in other broadhead ferrules.

The titanium ferrule helps push your arrow’s energy through the animal’s body rather than flexing and dispersing the arrow’s energy across the animal’s skin.

Why I Particularly Love the Broadheads

• Lifetime warranty.
• Secure and high-class packaging.
• High resistance to bends, breakages, and fractures.
• Four-blade system.
• Strong and durable.
• Lightweight.

The Not So Good

It is generally considered to be too expensive, but you will certainly love the investment and get value for your money.

The Iron Will S Series Broadheads

The Iron Will S series Broadheads comprise a number of customized broadheads you may consider for your hunting. They are six in total with slight variations that make each of them stand out in their ways. Let us have a look at these six broadheads from the Iron Will family.

Iron Will s100

The s100 seems to be the smallest size in the family and arguably the lightest with a good flight power on its record and backing. The blades are made of durable steel to ensure that they remain resilient against any hard surface and retain their sharp edges even after piercing through the wild’s most robust skins.

Their grade 5 titanium ferrule gives them a momentum that helps them to drive through impact quickly. You will appreciate the cut-on contact Tanto tip, which boosts the blade’s penetration and piercing powers. It weighs about 100 grains hence the name s100, for lighter weight and easy flight on air.

Iron Will s125

Bearing the same qualities of the standard Iron Will Broadhead, s125 is for you to buy if you are looking for a heavier broadhead. Its low profile blades that ensure optimal penetration and accuracy and the 125-grain weight are its outstanding features.

You still get to enjoy the grade five titanium ferrule that makes it easy for the arrow to drive through impact. The s125 is your best companion when hunting larger animals and shooting from longer distances than where you could shoot using s100.

Iron Will s150

This Iron Will s150 closes the cheaper S series’s bracket with the qualities that you will love and appreciate. The hardened stainless steel ferrule brags, which gives your arrow the propelling force through hard impact. The cut on contact Tanto tip works best to ensure the piercing strength is maintained on top.

It manages to maintain sharp edges regardless of the number of tough impacts it makes. You will, therefore, not need constant sharpening hence a seamless hunting experience. Its 150 grains weight gives it the weight it needs to delve deeper into your hunt’s flesh from considerably longer distances.

Iron Will s175

The s175 ushers you into the costlier versions of the Iron Will S series. Its A2 tool steel blades are an essential part of their success story as they enable it to maintain toughness even in high impact scenarios and still maintain their sharp edges.

The lifetime warranty and patented US design give you the confidence to make a genuine and reliable purchase. Its low profile blades will come in handy when you need to achieve optimal accuracy and penetration. The 175 grains weight is something you will love when you want deeper penetration from far off distances.

Iron Will s200

The s200 comes in perfect shape and size to ensure that you get your shots as perfectly as you want them. The steel blades are not only strong but durable enough to sustain the pressure of hard impacts. Its cut-on-contact Tanto tip couples up with the steel blades’ strength to give you a powerful piercing through the animal’s skin.

The back blades are sharp and agile for active internal hemorrhaging and easy movement when pulling the arrow out of the animal’s body. You will appreciate the 200 grains of weight as this works to ensure you get the shots right. Even from 100 yards distance, it will still penetrate deeper into the skin.

Iron Will s225

Closing the list in the Iron Will S Series Broadheads family, the s225 is a force to reckon with in the hunting arena. The 225 grains weight couples up with the other great qualities to give you the best results in your hunting endeavors. The weight when coupled up with the A2 tool steel blades, you get strong resistance against high impact collisions.

It is also super accurate thanks to its low profile blades that ensure optimal accuracy and penetration is achieved.

It is best to buy a pack of all S series broadheads to suit your hunting needs in all dimensions. However, the standard one, s100, still works perfectly well, and you will enjoy its services in an extended period.

Sharpening the Blade

The blades are sharp and dangerous when handled carelessly. Therefore you need to take extra care anytime you handle the blades directly like when sharpening the blades. Let’s look at how you can safely sharpen your blades and maintain the high-power precision throughout.

Disassemble the Broadhead 

To disassemble the screw, remove the central screw attaching the ferrule’s blades using a T6 Torx driver. Once done, the main blade will easily slide upwards from the ferrule leaving the bleeding blades free. Slide the bleeding blades sideways from the barrel to completely disassemble the package.

Sharpen the Blades

Now after disassembling the whole pack, get your carbide broadhead and knife sharpener. Now set the blade in between the sharpeners. Draw it closer to you and start moving the blade from the bottom towards the top. Do this repeatedly with moderate pressure to avoid spoiling the blade’s edges. Using more strokes is recommended as opposed to using more pressure.

Repeat the same process for the bleeder blades until you have all the blades sharp and ready for precision.

Re-assemble the Broadhead

To assemble the broadhead, you will first slide the bleeder blade into the ferrule’s small slot into the center until it lines up with the long slot through the ferrule. Now slide the main blade downwards into the slot until the hole and the main blade align into the center. Now slide in the screw and using the T6 Torx Driver, then fasten the blades into place firmly.

You can always carry the sharpener with you to the hunting grounds for convenience just in case your blades turn blunt during hunting.

Bottom Line 

Broadheads can serve you best if you just take your time to choose the ideal ones. Do not fear to make the one-time investment that comes with long-term success.

It is pointless investing in expensive bows and arrows and forgoing one of the most important aspects of your hunting. Remember, what is at the end of an arrow is one of the most important pieces of your hunting gear. Iron Will Broadheads will perfectly deliver the work as you expect. You will see the worth of your investment sooner or later.

Now with the S series broadheads, you even have a better chance of success when hunting. You can bring down almost any size of the animal in the wild. The Iron Will broadhead, coupled with the archery skills that you have worked on all those years. Now get your gears on, get out, and enjoy your new hunting success with the Iron Will Broadheads.