New Archery Products Mechanical Broadhead 100-Grain

For bowhunters choosing broadheads for a hunt, blade style and the way the head deploys matter as much as the product name. This New Archery Products Spitfire Maxx is a mechanical, front-deploying design with three blades.

The listed cutting diameter is 1.75", and the pack contains three heads. That gives you a specific format to compare with fixed-blade alternatives, rather than a general-purpose archery accessory.

The supplied details also identify it as 100 grain, cut-on-contact, with Diamize-sharpened blades. There are no bow or arrow compatibility details here, so those should be checked against your setup before choosing it.

How to use it

This broadhead is intended for bowhunting. Its front-deploying mechanical design is the central choice: you are considering a head with blades that deploy at the front, rather than taking the fixed-blade route. If you are preparing arrows before a hunt, its three-blade layout and stated 1.75" cutting diameter give you concrete details to compare with the broadheads you already use.

What matters more for your setup: the listed cutting diameter, or staying with a broadhead style you already know? The product information does not explain its deployment mechanism in detail or name compatible bows and arrows, so don’t assume those points from the product name alone. Match the broadhead to your equipment and the rules for your hunt.

Pros

• Three-blade, front-deploying mechanical format for shoppers who prefer that design over a fixed-blade head.
• A stated 1.75" cutting diameter makes the size clear for comparison.
• Listed as 100 grain and cut-on-contact, with Diamize-sharpened blades.
• Three heads per pack, useful when you want a small set in the same stated configuration.

The trade-off is the limited setup information: the listing details don’t specify compatibility or explain how deployment works. If you’re moving from a fixed-blade head, this is a different design choice, not simply another version of the same format. Te conviene si you’re looking specifically for a three-blade mechanical broadhead and the listed details match what you need. No es para ti si you need confirmed compatibility information or want a fixed-blade design.

Spec sheet

• Name: Spitfire Maxx
• Type: Mechanical broadhead
• Format: Three-blade, front-deploying
• Cutting diameter: 1.75"
• Weight: 100 grain
• Blade detail: Diamize-sharpened, cut-on-contact
• Pack: Three broadheads

What I’d decide

Without having tested it, I’d treat the Spitfire Maxx as a focused option for someone already looking at a front-deploying mechanical head, rather than a default pick for every bowhunting setup. The stated blade count, cutting diameter and grain weight make it easier to compare with another head on your shortlist. For example, when laying out arrows before a hunt, you can check whether this three-head pack matches the broadhead style and specifications you’ve chosen for that setup.

The main reason to pause is not a stated drawback in performance, it’s the missing compatibility detail. If you need the listing itself to confirm fit with your bow or arrows, the supplied information won’t settle that question. Choose it when its mechanical format and listed specifications align with your equipment and preferences, look elsewhere if confirmed fit or a fixed-blade design is your priority.