G5 Montec Fixed 3-Blade Broadheads, 3 Pack, Compound & Recurve

Montecs are a great, time-proven broadhead. They fly well with field points, work with basically any bow setup, and are super easy to sharpen. All you need is a whetstone or a flat surface and sandpaper—just set the broadhead down flat and hone the edge. Because of this, they are reusable and a great value compared to other broadheads.

These broadheads have performed so well for me. I love the simplicity and durability. I have shot several whitetails with these and each shot was a complete pass through, great blood trail and honestly most of the deer I could either see fall or hear them crash. They went less than 100 yards each time with one of them not making it more than 25 yards. In one quartering away shot my arrow went right through the off shoulder and still buried in the ground. These broadheads shoot just like my practice tips, they fly quietly and they are affordable. If you do your job and place the shot properly these broadheads will not let you down. I haven’t tried to sharpen any of the ones I’ve shot deer with yet but they are completely un-damaged and I’m sure they will sharpen right back for more use. I will buy these over and over again

Great product! Stops'em dead in their tracks

Use the on either bow or cross bow work great on both never had one make it more than 100ft before dropping I will use these the rest of my life

If you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-maintain broadhead, this Fixed Three-Blade Broadhead is a top-notch choice. For hunters who prefer simplicity and efficiency, this is a major win. The three-blade design ensures a clean, consistent cut, making it incredibly effective on game. What's even better is that it doesn't require any specialized tools or complex sharpening systems. With just a cheap set of sharpening stones, you can easily restore the blades to a razor-sharp edge in just a few minutes, saving you time and money. Just lay 2 of the blades flat on a sharpening stone and you get the perfect angle for razor sharp blades. The durability and sharpness of the blades, combined with the ease of maintenance, make this broadhead a fantastic value. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting out, this broadhead will deliver reliable performance when you need it most. Definitely recommend!

These fly well if your bow is tuned. The price seems high to me, especially because this is not anything fancy or hard to make. The biggest thing I have liked is how durable they are. I shot a buck a little high and the broadhead lodged itself in his backbone I believe damaging his spine which made him drop right where I shot him. I pulled the head out and it was only slightly bent to one side, I sharpened it up (which is very easy to do with a wet stone by the way) and it flies true.

I moved from fixed blades to mechanical broadheads awhile ago. I've tried 4-6 brands/types of mechanicals. They deploy most of the time, and I'm mostly happy with them overall but they are such a pain in the rear to deal with. New rubber bands, new keeper rings, etc etc every season or multiple times a season. If not the blades come loose, deploy in the quiver, etc. I used to shoot muzzy fixed blades. I really liked them. I decided to try these because of the one piece design thinking they might be pretty robust, and the field point accuracy claim. They do indeed shoot the same (or at least VERY close to) as my field points. They don't whistle. They are razor sharp out of the box. I'm very happy with them. Edit** - While archery hunting Elk I fell and hit my bow fairly hard on the ground. I didn't see any damage and I didn't bump my sight that I could see, but I decided to shoot it to be sure everything was good. Well, I'm not always the smartest guy (Don't tell my wife I said that), and instead of shooting a field tip and used the G5 I was using for testing. Apparently I bumped my sight more than I thought. I nailed the log I had my target on (12" low at 30 yards). See pictures attached. Thinking I destroyed the broadhead I thought I'd see what it looked like. So we chopped the log into kindling and recovered the broadhead. All I can say is that I'm now even more impressed. No deformation. Honestly, once I cleaned it up I couldn't tell I'd even shot it. It was still sharp enough to cut through plastic packaging (I used it to open a package of field tips... yes yes I know bad practice) like butter. Seeing what it did to the log, I'm confident it will handle bone just fine.

Used for years never had any issues

Peut de différence entre ça et les pointes de pratique.

Great broad heads for the price! I will definitely buy them again.

Buen producto, llegó bien, es justo lo que pedí y de buena calidad.

A buddy and I killed a black bear each with the 125gr Montecs and both performed perfectly. I hit my bear slightly forward of ideal, it broke through the scapula and hit both lungs before sailing through the bear into the dirt behind it. Blood trail was easy to follow but not crazy. My buddy hit his bear perfect through the ribs and caught both lungs and the tip of the heart. The arrow sailed through the bear and buried itself into a tree about an inch deep. Blood trail was crazy easy to follow and the bear only went 17 yards. Highly recommend these broadheads. Oh ya, both of our setups shot them to exact point of impact to our field points at 30 yards.

Exactly what I needed. Good weight and quality