New Archery Products Spitfire Dbl Cross 100 (NAP-60-087) Broadheads, 3-Pack
Product description
The four-blade design and two-stage blade deployment make the Spitfire Double Cross 100 a mechanical broadhead for crossbow setups where the choice of head design matters. It is supplied as a three-pack, with a 100-grain specification.
If you’re weighing a mechanical head against a fixed-blade approach, the key distinction here is the Spitfire’s deploying blades—not a claim that one style suits every setup. Check that the broadhead is appropriate for your equipment and intended use.
Spec sheet
- Name: Spitfire Dbl Cross 100
- Type: Mechanical broadhead for crossbow
- Format: 3-pack
- Weight: 100 grain
- Blade design: Four blades with two-stage deployment
- Material: Carbon fibre/composite
- Colour: Silver
- Item model number: NAP-60-087
Who it’s for
This is aimed at crossbow users looking for a mechanical broadhead with four blades and a two-stage deployment design. The listed 100-grain weight helps identify the version when comparing broadheads, while the three-pack provides several heads in one purchase. It suits you if those details match what you’re selecting for your setup, the listing does not provide a compatibility chart for particular crossbows or arrows.
Buyer feedback is positive about flight and accuracy, with some describing the flight as similar to a field point. Reports on durability and penetration are mixed, however. That feedback is worth keeping in perspective: it reflects differing buyer experiences, not a guarantee of how a head will perform in a particular setup or shot.
Best use cases
The Double Cross is intended for crossbow hunting, and its mechanical design makes blade deployment a central part of the decision. For someone comparing it with a fixed-blade broadhead, the practical question is whether they specifically want a deploying-blade format or would rather select a different blade style. The product details describe the design but don’t provide a cutting diameter or a model-by-model compatibility list, so those points can’t be used to compare it directly with other heads.
A practical scenario is choosing a replacement or spare broadhead for a crossbow setup: the three-pack and stated 100-grain weight make it easier to identify the format and version being considered. Keep the manufacturer’s setup guidance in mind and confirm suitability for your equipment before use. Buyer comments on penetration vary, so they shouldn’t be treated as a consistent outcome.
Practical questions
How many broadheads are included? The product name identifies this as a three-pack.
What is the weight? The product description specifies 100 grain.
How are the blades configured? It has four blades with two-stage deployment, making it a mechanical broadhead.
When it makes sense
Choose this model if you’re looking for a four-blade mechanical broadhead for a crossbow and its 100-grain specification suits your selection. Its design details are clear, but the available information does not establish compatibility with specific equipment, and buyer reports on durability and penetration are divided. It might not be a great match if you need confirmed fit for a particular crossbow or want buyer feedback that is consistent on those points.