Hybrid Mini Broadheads from Afflictor! (Full Breakdown)

Hi, I'm Chris with Afflictor, and today we're going to talk about breaking down in detail our entire line of mini broadheads. Stay tuned. So our hybrid mini line is pretty unique. It's unique because we have broadheads that go all the way up to 180 grains in that line, and we also have broadheads that have our new non-shearing drive key. So I'm going to go through each line, the differences, and what the availability is, just so if you have any questions, you can refer to this video and it'll give you some really good explanation of the whole mini line. So first of all, they're minis because they are smaller versions of something else in our line. The K2 mini is a smaller version of our original K2 hybrid broadhead. This uses our K2 tip as a wide angle, a consistent blade angle from the tip to the base, and the difference is our mini is a one and a half inch cut, while our regular K2 hybrid is an inch and three quarter cut. Also on the mini lines, the ferrules are just slightly smaller across this whole line than they are from our, say, the K2 hybrid would be related to the K2 mini. When we go over here to the hybrid X mini, of course, this is the mini of our hybrid X inch and three quarter cut. This as well is our inch and a half cut in the mini version, has our EXT tip, and at the base of the tip, the blades slightly sweep out here, and you will also see that on our hybrid X. Now the difference is our hybrid X is available in 100 and 125 grains only. It has our current shearing drive key technology and an inch and three quarter cut. Here we have this inch and a half cut, and we are looking at the 100 and the 125 grains will have the new non-shearing drive key. Same with the K2 mini. It will have our new non-shearing drive key on the 100 and 125 grains. Now as we go up and we go to our stainless steel ferrules in both of these versions, we're back to the shearing drive key technology on both of those at the moment. So when you get into the stainless steel, you're looking at the K2 mini, the stainless steel is 150 grains. When you add the collar to that stainless steel ferrule, you get a 175 grain broadhead, solid stainless steel on these two here. On the hybrid X mini, when we look at this, we have this is 155 grains. When we add the collar, we go to 180 grains. So there's a little bit of a differentiation there that you should know about. One of the neat things when it comes to the stainless steel sides of both of these is you can order the heavyweight. So on the hybrid X mini, that would be 180. On the K2 mini, that would be 175. Then all you have to do is simply remove the tungsten collar and you have the next weight down. So for the hybrid X mini, you'd be looking at 155 and for the K2 mini, you'd be looking at 150. So if you wanted to mess around with a little bit more FOC or see how something heavier flew for you, it'd be a good idea to go ahead and order the next weight up and then you'd simply be able to remove the collar. Now some of our other hybrids, the collars are pressed fit. So if you're thinking about buying the next broadhead up so you can adjust the weight, make sure you send us a message or email us real quick and ask because some of them are more of a press fit and are more difficult to remove off of the ferrules. So again, just a real simple method to be able to have a little bit of variance if you want to play around with your heavyweights. So just to review really quickly here, on our 100 and 125, for both the K2 mini and the hybrid X mini, you will have a non-shearing drive key. When you bump up to the stainless steel versions, you're going to be getting our shearing drive key in both of those versions as well. So if you have any questions, please drop them below. I hope that this was informational for you in determining the differences between our mini lines.