Afflictor Broadhead's Best Choice for CROSSBOWS

Defending with Past Crossbows
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Nov 15, 2025
Afflictor Broadhead's Best Choice for CROSSBOWS
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The best Afflictor Broadhead choice for your crossbow, coming right up.
So as you can see here at Afflictor, we have a good selection of crossbows.
Now, these happen to be all 10 points.
The other crossbows that we have offsite that we use for testing are also 10
points, but we've also used Excalibur, we've used Matthews, we've used some
other brands as well, to get a good idea when we're testing our broadheads,
how things fly, how things penetrate, what holds up the best.
I think it's very important for us to be able to speak well of a product or
maybe even help somebody with a specific problem that we have good base knowledge.
So even crossbows that we don't currently own or use,
we have people on staff that do.
So we can reference them to get any questions you may have answered.
Even the Ravens as well, we've done a lot of testing out of those.
We have a lot of staffers using Ravens.
And today we're going to talk about our favorite broadhead choice out of the
Afflictor lineup for crossbows.
Now, as you can see, these are 10 points.
We don't get anything free from anybody.
We buy our stuff.
I just happen to be a huge 10-point fan.
The bows are incredible.
Their warranty and customer service is absolutely second to none in my personal
experience.
I love them.
So we've had everything from the Vapor, the Viper, the Havoc XRT.
I have an Invader here.
I have the Titan M1, which is my current favorite.
I really like this bow.
It really is a hard worker, takes a lot of abuse.
We use it in a lot of our testing.
And this bow has literally been shot over 1,500 times with no issues,
no replacements, and no string replacement or cable replacement.
That in part due to, of course, taking care of this about every six shots with
some Scorpion Venom, whether it's the name brand or 10 points version.
I really like that for getting longevity out of my equipment.
The other reason I think that we get stuff to last here longer,
no matter what crossbow platform it is, is that I like to use a heavier broadhead
on my crossbow, right in that 150, 155 grain.
Seems to do really well and gives us a lot of longevity because it seems to be
less wear and tear on the limbs.
That's just personal opinion.
Let's get back to talking about what we have found to be the best choice of
broadhead in the Afflictor lineup.
For us, that is hands down the K2 Fixed.
I don't even have to think about this.
So I've seen plenty of bear, elk, moose, and
whitetails that have been harvested with the K2 Fixed.
Whether it's been out of a compound or a crossbow,
they are absolutely devastating, and especially out of a crossbow.
When we were developing this broadhead, we had crossbows in mind.
We wanted something that was very durable, something that would fly really good out
of a crossbow at long distances, but mostly out of these new high-speed
platforms, a broadhead that would fly true and straight and
be a perfect performer on even the high-speed crossbow.
And we've shot these all the way up to 450 feet per second, and
they have done amazing.
So the K2 Fixed, for a number of reasons, is our top choice.
So one of the reasons, of course, like I just mentioned, is accuracy.
It is very accurate out of the crossbow platform.
That is very important.
The second thing is durability.
Our blades on the K2 Fixed are 59 thousandths, and
that really is a nice thick blade.
It's really tough to hurt that blade, even in tough situations.
And in the 155 grain and up models,
you are dealing with a solid stainless steel product.
The ferrule is stainless steel as well, so it is super durable.
And I love that we can also get this in 100 and
125 grains for guys that are just comfortable
shooting those grains out of their crossbow platform.
What sets this K2 Fixed apart from a lot of broadheads for
us is the hole that it makes.
The combination of our specialized tip and tip angle,
along with this secondary blade that has a 90 degree angle on it as well,
it leaves a massive coring hole and literally looks like a 20 gauge slug hole.
It is very unique.
It is very special.
And it really is an amazing product on any crossbow platform.
