Reimagining a legend, Bear Archery resurrects the iconic Razorhead broadhead-first introduced by Fred Bear in 1956-with the technologically advanced Razorhead VWS (Variable Weight System) Single Bevel Broadhead. Built from high-grade stainless steel for maximum durability and bone-splitting penetration, each 150 grain broadhead can be customized with included insert weights to 175 grain (magnesium), 200 grain (aluminum) or 250 grain (stainless steel), providing adaptable performance for various setups. Engineered for devastating wound channels and superior tissue damage, the single bevel design enhances arrow rotation and cutting effectiveness. Compatible with both carbon and aluminum shafts and suitable for glue-on installation with wood or swedged shafts, the package includes three broadheads and three matching field points-delivering legendary performance with modern versatility.

Kit includes (3) broadheads, field points and insert sets in magnesium, aluminum and stainless
Broadhead produces a 1-1/8 inches cutting diameter for deep and wide wound channels
Broadhead weight options include 150 grain as a glue-on point for wooden shafts, 175 grain with a magnesium insert, 200 grain with an aluminum insert and 250 grain with a stainless steel insert for customizable performance
Single bevel design delivers bone-splitting penetration on impact
Stainless-steel head measures .050 inches thick for extreme durability

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