GRAVEDIGGER EXTREME CUT-ON-CONTACT

This is a great value and a decent broadhead. I recently harvested a 400 pound black bear with this broadhead. My shot wasnt that great, but the damage this broadhead caused allowed for a quick kill and an easy recovery. Im going to use this broadhead for all of my bow hunting going forward

I have been messing around trying to find a broadhead I like and bingo I found it clean straight through blades deployed perfectly left so much of the red stuff it was the easiest track I ever went on. Fly straight as can be work perfectly. I will even get another round out of this head. Perfect bang for the buck.

I took a chance on these because I did not recognize the brand name. However they appear to be just as good as the most expensive ones. I can tell you for sure it worked on one deer with a through and through result.

These hit exactly where my field tips do. The fly great. Been using these for 3 years. I've shot three Mule deer bucks and 2 bull elk. Saw 2 of them fall over almost in there tracks. None of them went more then 35 yards with great blood trails. Several of the heads were damaged after the shot but for about 12 dollars apiece I definitely think they are worth it.

Not Very sharp, tried different sharpeners on em can't seem to get em sharp either! Great design but I like razor sharp broad heads and these are not even close, right outta the box you can rub finger up and down the blades come close to cutting yourself!

Love these heads. Have great penetration, and leave a fantastic blood trail! Good consistent accuracy to field points. I think the design helps them fly pretty fast still and not loose much speed. The only reason it's not 5 star is the expandable blades do bend easy, also to be kind of expected with how thin they are. Still very good bradhead. Shot out of a Mathews Phase 4 33 at 72lbs.

I have had the chance to harvest 3 deer this year with these broadheads. All three shots have had massive wound channels. The blood trails were very easy to follow. Of the three deer two were double lung hits that ran 35 yards and 75 yards. The third clipped its heart with the expandable blades and traveled 20 yards. Will definitely purchase again.

I would give the Bloodsport Gravedigger Extreme 4-Blade broadheads a 3 out of 5-star rating. The price point is reasonable, making it a budget-friendly option for hunters. The design is solid, and they perform well on impact. However, there are a couple of significant drawbacks. First, the blades are essentially one-time use. After using two of these broadheads, I found that the blades couldn’t be restored to their original sharpness. Despite my efforts to remove nicks and resharpen them, they didn’t hold up for reuse. This limits their long-term value, especially for hunters who prefer to use their broadheads multiple times. Second, during my shooting sessions, I couldn’t get them to fly as true as a field point. I had to adjust my sights slightly to account for the difference, which was a bit of an inconvenience. For hunters who prioritize consistent flight performance, this may be a dealbreaker. While they get the job done on a hunt, the issues with durability and flight consistency leave room for improvement. If you’re okay with replacing blades (shooting a new broadhead) after every use and are willing to adjust your setup, these broadheads might work for you. Otherwise, you may want to explore other options for better reliability and ease of use.