Rage Outdoors Rage X-Treme Broadhead

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posted on January 11, 2012
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Rage Outdoors has introduced what it calls "the most lethal broadhead to ever hit the market," the Rage X-treme.

With a 2.3-inch cutting diameter, the sweeping blade angle on the new X-Treme maintains kinetic energy longer, penetrates deeper and produces larger entry and exit wounds for even better blood trails. The X-treme was designed with a single-bevel blade that improves bone and tissue cutting performance.

These broadheads feature the newly patented Shock Collar design which ensures that blades stay in place as long as you need them to. Available this spring, the Rage X-treme broadhead will be sold in packs of three for $49.99.

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