The QAD Exodus broadheads combine field-point-like flight precision with uncompromising penetration and exceptional durability. Available as Full or Swept Blade and in 100 grain and 125 grain, they offer the right solution for a wide variety of hunting and arrow setups. The QAD Exodus is one of the best-known fixed broadheads on the market and was developed to combine the highest precision, maximum reliability and impressive penetration. Thanks to the compact design, the blades sit within the arrow shaft diameter, which reduces air resistance and wind drift. The broadhead features three precision-ground stainless steel blades mounted in a robust stainless steel ferrule. The result is an extremely durable construction with excellent flight stability and high penetration. The Exodus is available in two blade shapes. The Full Blade version uses the maximum available cutting edge length for a particularly large cutting surface. The Swept Blade version has blades swept backwards and was developed for maximum stability and penetration.
The weights 100 grain and 125 grain are also available, allowing the broadhead to be optimally adapted to different arrow weights, FOC values and areas of use.
Features
Field-point-like flight behaviour
Compact design within the shaft diameter
High precision even over longer distances
Robust stainless steel construction
Replaceable blades
High penetration
Reduced wind drift
Available as Full or Swept Blade
Available in 100 grain and 125 grain
Developed for maximum reliability in hunting use
Technical data
Product type: Fixed broadhead
Model: Exodus Broadhead
Manufacturer: QAD
Number of blades: 3
Blade material: Hardened stainless steel
Ferrule material: Stainless steel
Thread: Standard 8/32
Design: Fixed Blade Broadhead
Cutting diameter: 1 1/4 inch = 31.8 mm
Blade types: Full or Swept
Weights: 100 grain or 125 grain
Area of use: Bowhunting and 3D training with broadheads
Scope of delivery
3x QAD Exodus broadheads in the selected version
Note
Difference between Full Blade and Swept Blade
Full Blade: Straight blade geometry with maximum cutting edge length for a particularly large cutting surface and aggressive cutting behaviour.
Swept Blade: Blade geometry swept backwards for maximum penetration, high stability and particularly robust cutting edges.
Difference between 100 grain and 125 grain
100 grain: Higher arrow speed, flatter trajectory and lower total arrow weight.
125 grain: Higher total arrow weight, more Front of Center (FOC), smoother flight behaviour and higher penetration.
The flight precision of the Full and Swept versions is practically identical. The choice is made mainly according to personal preferences regarding cutting edge geometry, arrow weight and desired penetration performance.
