Testing Out The NEW 4-Blade X-Treme With The Trypan And Hypodermic | Rage Broadhead Review
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- In this video we test out the NEW 4-Blade X-Treme Rage Broad-head with the Rage Trypan and Rage Hypodermic. We test drainage and durability, then kind of touch base on the damage as well. Overall this is broad-head review on Rages most recent products. We understand its not perfect and there is definitely some things that could have been done differently.
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Great video. Looking forward to trying this in the field.
Nice video guys. We’re looking forward to using rage this fall too. Good luck this year and God bless.
You'll be looking for a new one for next season..good luck anyway,, hope ya kill a big one
I’ve been shooting rage for several years now I shoot the chisel tip xtream 2.3 and been wanting to shoot the new 4 blade xtream I’ve just been waiting for a good video review like this to make up my mind good job on the videos
That chisel tip extreme is no joke
I bet they have to shoot 20 deer just to be able to get a good 3 deer kill video with these crapadermics
The new rage from the hypodermic line up are really good broadheads. They expand better on an animal though.
There never will be a test that shows what really goes on...i agree with you
Is it me or did that extreme version have a noticeable deflection down word after passing through the plywood
Nice video guys.
Started off good. But you could of shot a field tip through @ 5 yards @~300fps and come out fine. Back up to 40 and do it again with 1/4 inch and see whatchya got
The ground might have things that deflect from consistent testing. I’d of shot through ¾” plywood into a target for better test results.
How did y’all get such long dovetails on your react sights? Mine was a 3 inch dovetail
I like your vid but would like for you're test of the rage broadheads to be more realistic, the jug shots pretty much all were the same results? The plywood was extremely thin? Would be nice to see at least 3/8 or 1/2 inch? . I've tried rages don't care for them due to subpar performance. It's a nice concept but needs much thicker blades. Thank you
I would really like know how the new 4 blade holds up against shoulder bone. I know the hypodermic seems to have no problem punching through bone.
My 21st bday was on this day they made the video
Shoot 4 blade extreme out of a Excalibur crossbow I'd like to see how accurate they are, and if the blades open before they hit the target.
@Mary and steve Clouser miller Use the proper shock collar. The black collar that comes on these are not meant for crossbow's. Use the red high energy collar's....they are made for crossbow's. That said, I've done a little testing of the Hypo with the red high energy collar and did not like what I was seeing. They weren't opening with a water jug test. I've been told, and have seen videos, were there work great on game, but I had no confidence to put one in my quiver to hunt with. The crossbow version of the Trypan has been my recent test. This thing is AMAZING! It's been passing every test I've thrown at it with flying colors and still shooting the same head with the same blade's after 25+ shot's. No, I don't shoot steel drum's or sheets of plywood as that is not real world in my mind. This video was a decent video, but, to say they put a mechanical head through a shoulder blade is BS....that ain't happening no matter what mechanical head you shoot. That just isn't a shot that should be taken with archery equipment. The other "problem" with this video is his claim on blade thickness. Here are the actual specs.
Hypo: .035 wing blade's
4 blade extreme: .030 fixed, .035 wing.
Trypan: .039 wing blade's
The Trypan has the thickest blade's Rage offers in their lineup.....fact.
@Mary and steve Clouser miller Are you saying they open before hitting the target as the original poster was saying, or were you just saying they open as they should....on impact? The Rage head's won't fly accurately if they open in flight as the original commenter was stating. If you are saying yours are opening on impact as they should and not in flight....excellent, no need to try and help. If yours are opening in flight, and your actually using the red high energy collar, then there is an issue. I'm shooting a Scorpyd Orion Extreme and might be able to help IF you're having trouble.
What kind of camera do you guys use?
What is that red accented stabiilzer?
I am currently practicing with hypadermics and also the extreme 4 blade. I find the extrem 4 blade to be very noisy through flight. Have you found the same results?
I heard that loose blades make them noisy in flight.....may be wrong not sure really
In the opening credits. Shows you sitting down. In my area, if your sitting when they come in that’s how your shooting. Don’t flinch, don’t shake, don’t blink wrong lol
that’s why i like short Axle to Axle bows.
Good Rage comparison video boys. If you do another video maybe shoot the top 4 brands cuz I'd rather hunt with a field point than shoot Rage again.
You and like one other guy.
Nice video. How about a video with fixed broadheads and how accurate they are or are not. That’s the main reason why people shoot mechanical is they shoot like a field tip. Less tuning.
@Meh thats a bullshit statement sir..need more time i guess with bows...some do. Its not just you makes bad statements so dont feel bad.
@Meh go shoot toxics and come tell me that crap..that way you will see what i was taking about and why i said it was a bullshit statement..not trying to cut you down or being a know it all prick eaither..you was wrong is all on that one thing.
@Meh hope ya kill a big one this year tho..
@Meh They plane and have more wind drift than mechanicals. Not subjective, just fact. They arent as easy or straightforward to "tune" with.
Beyond that, they do not offer as wide a cutting diameter as mechanicals can. At least not without increasing broadhead weight.
QDMA studies on Naval property managed hunts found that hunters using mechanical broadheads recoved their deer more reliably and more often than hunters who shot deer with fixed blades.
@@dennyramsey8774 no, he’s right. if your bow is properly tuned, you can shoot just about any broadhead you want.
I agree with Minello 1/4 inch ain't nothing. Rage are fine as long as you don't hit heavy bone. I'm sticking with ramcats. I also think Executioners are a way better 2 blade.
Ramcats plane poorly.
Be nice if it was tested at 20yds or more for realistic hunting situations.
I would never put a used broadhead back in my quiver, neither should you. Unless you have replacement blades
Learn how to properly sharpen them...if they aren't bent and function properly then no problemsn.
Kyle Kampa I have a grim reaper with 7 deer (and counting). Make sure there's no damage and sharpen them up and you're golden
@@JDSnowboarder04 it would be crazy not to resharpen and reuse it as long as nothing got hurt on it..
@@JDSnowboarder04 i guess that guy is rich and can buy them every time he misses..good thing i only have to after i make kills with mine how about you
I agree with Kyle, replacement blades are super cheap.
I shoot 55# at 27 inch draw, currently using G5 motecs.Curious. Would the rages work for my low poundage?
Check out Rage's Hypodermic +P! They should work just fine, the plus P stand for extra penetration power and they were actually designed for lower poundage bows.
The Outdoorsmen rage advertisement! Y’all are desperate to keep up with the Grim Reaper! Never happen, but nice try
@@papax4815 thanks for the view and support! Good luck this season!
The Outdoorsmen Everyone knows they’re made in China, they make both the rage and rage knock off! Buy American
at 55# and 27”, you would be better off with a smaller mechanical like the 1.5” +P Hypodermic, the 1.5” G5 Deadmeat, or the 1.375” Grim Reaper. with your setup, DO NOT SHOOT A 2”.
You need to do those without having the cap on top. Picture it the container are the lungs the top open is the mouth of the deer. You see a more realistic drain from the wound.
What will fit my 4mm injexion arrows?
I'm not exactly sure what type of threading those arrows have but if it's a standard thread, yes. Thanks for the comment!
@@AndrewBernardOutdoors deep six threads very limited to what broadheads you have
How is the accuracy on the 4 blade rage out to 50 yds?
Not sure, looking to test it out opening weekend on a doe. We will let you know!
That seems like a good place to do accuracy testing...a live animal...?🙃
We will let you know after this weekend. Andrew is going on a doe mission in Kentucky on Monday! Branson Medeiros
@@bransonmedeiros2161 Pretty sure they sight their bows in.
why was'nt a cow shoulder used in a durability test?
Cause a hoyt would make the broadhead bounce off
@@dennyramsey8774 A Mathews wouldnt have reached the shoulder...
A penetration test would be good also. I would like to know if there 4 blade would be as good as a chisel tip point.
Great viedo but the penetration test should have been and 25 yards at least
Test out the toxic Against those other ones so we can see how the toxic competes
No
@@savvysavage1857 . Thanks
How about 5/8 inch plywood. That does not reflect an elk shoulder.
A hoyt cant hardly shoot thru this paper thin wood shown here so it would bounce off of anything thicker and mess the video up
Does that rage extreme fly like a field point?
Brian Marable Any broadhead will fly like a field point if your bow is tuned...
Brandon Ziegler Thanks man wasnt sure......I bought trypans for my first bow season this year
Brian Marable You DONT want to move your rest when tuning. Either shim the cams or twist the tones depending on what bow and cam system you have.
Brandon Ziegler I’m shooting the bowtech Carbon Icon. Bow n arrow shop here in san diego Took care of everything For me since I’m new to it I just had to sight it in. I’ve been shooting for about eight months now. Hopefully i get my first buck this year.
Brandon Ziegler, I just bought my first bow and got the Bowtech Carbon Icon and love that bow. I’m brand new to bow hunting and this bow is super accurate. How do you like yours?
29 inch draw is a bit too long for the younger guy.
Where's toxic?
These are all rage products why would they shoot a toxic?
I hate rage, but I might try those new 4 blades
Good to hear! Promise you won't go wrong with Rage. We use to hate the Rage Broadheads but ever since they since to the new shock collar system they work great!
You used to hate rage but now you got sponsored by rage and you now like them.
@@AndrewBernardOutdoors stop promising bullshit man its not right...there is 3 other mechanical heads thats superior to these rage junk man...not opinion just facts.. sure you're payed to lie for them and i get that but NAP SWHACKERS and G5 will more than spank these rage heads all day long..no promises just fact..you will get to that level one day mabey
@@AndrewBernardOutdoors btw the shock collars idea came from swhacker...rage is acting like china,, copy someone else designs and call it there's,,, more proof that junk rage has no clue so they copy someone and call it a slapnuts cut or some shit is a slapnuts cut better than the axe cut dead ringer heads makes???? Why hell no..stop misleading folks useing fancy words like slapnuts cut to sell pure junk....thanks...
@@dennyramsey8774 We all understand you're a Rage hater...that's your prerogative. I could make claims about how Swhacker's will deflect once they enter a whitetail, hell, I even have video proof of it, but that isn't going to change the thinking of the narrow minded. No, I'm not saying you are narrow minded at all, but there are some out there and you know that.
I'm not a fan of any aluminum ferrule Rage head, but the original Titanium was an excellent head. Now with the introduction of the Trypan a couple year's back, they have once again put a quality head on the market IMO. With the strongest ferrule and the thickest blade's of their lineup, the Trypan is a great head. Tested the Hypo and it didn't make it to the quiver. Been testing this Trypan and it is currently in my quiver and has also made it into my wifes quiver.....replacing that junk Swhacker. I never had any issue with penetration when I was shooting the original Titanium and I don't foresee it as an issue with the Trypan as the blade's are swept back more than the Hypo. I've heard of penetration issues with the Hypo and I would challenge those who like the Hypo to try the Trypan if they've had penetration issues.....it's just a better head.
Ill stick with my Thunderheads
Good man..smart too..
I just shot a raccoon this morning with my rage hypodermic, not only did it not pass through it completely destroyed the broadhead, I’m only shooting 60 pounds, I think I’m gonna call it quits for the rage brand
Lies.
Chantal Beck I’ll send you pics if you’d like
I know I'm like two years too late, but do these guys really think deer are walking around the woods like big ol' jugs of koolaid just waiting for an arrow to cause the to spill it? like what?
You mean to tell me that that big hybrid rage bent the blade shooting through that thin board wow they are cheap
It could have been something in the ground that did that
@@nicholasburke3607 still it was shot from a weak ass hoyt..shouldn't have hurt the broadheads to hit a block wall with that bow
My field points drain a gallon jug the same way. What a joke..
No
Test makes no sense why shoot through the wood and into the dirt!! Could be hitting rocks and causing damage to the head
Damn thats funny as hell,, that slow ass hoyt barely did shoot that dull ass rage thru one jug.. after he shot that piece of cardboard i bet thats the best penetration he ever got out of the combo.
Denny Ramsey have you watched any other episode? Complete pass on every single deer from Hoyt and Rage combo. Take your negativity somewhere else
@@HuntingHospitality brother im only bullshitting, you know how it is..hope nobody is offended, i dont mean to..
@@HuntingHospitality hard to tell when someone is joking in texts tho. My bad bro
Rage in the cage. Deer is done.
Have to cage one to get within the two yard range so the rage slapnuts cut can kill one...then hope its a 50 pound fawn to make it pass thru with that hoyt...
@@dennyramsey8774 Keep telling yourself that.
Should shoot at 20 yds. & 40 yds.
I think personally should have shot from 20 plus yards. Looks like you shot for the drainage from like 5 yards
1/4 inch plywood?! What a joke. Any damage on plywood that thin should be considered a fail.
and how thick do you thing a front shoulder blade would be?
Any broadhead with blades that long will bend a bit. Trust me, a deer will not care if a blade bends a bit inside.
They all failed to open on the ply
Because its a slip-cam design. we could have told you they would have done that before we shot them. But compared to the fold-back design you see on Grim Reapers, Swackers, ect. these will hold more kinetic energy passing through your target and have a greater entry wound.
The Outdoorsmen swackera are a completely different animal. They do not open on impact. The cut with the single bevel blades and the open up once inside the animal. Exposing fresh blades to cut the lungs, heart, etc.
I dont like the crapadermics none at all
Pretty invalid test, plastic rips and folds back... you're not going to get the same results on an animal. Also most of us don't get shots from 5 feet away.
@Jimmi Jams No need to reinvent the wheel. There are plenty of people out there who have done a decent job providing a somewhat realistic test with these. This garbage just happens to clutter up the results when trying find them.
@Jimmi Jams You're the one that started the negativity / name calling. I was just calling out the issues with the "test". If the youtube platform was only expecting people to give out participation awards they wouldn't allow us to vote and comment.
@Jimmi Jams Hmm.. and what does making comments like this make you?
Guys I’m sorry but I don’t want to see what it does to milk jugs. If a person REALLY wants to know what it will do to an actual living deer they aren’t going to take this seriously. Come on.
Thats fine, thank you for you feedback. If you would like to see what it will do to a deer. Watch the episode we dropped last week of Andrew shooting a doe with it.
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That wood isn't thick enough guys! Also you need to move back even to 40 yards. And try them out I have a feeling you want be impressed infact very dissapointed
Putting holes through the cap to resemble nostrals? Are you aware of how a body works? I can see the point of puncturing the cap to maintain a even flow, but in a real body there are a few mechanisms separating and mixing blood and air. Then, the reason for me youtubing rage broadheads is that I am polishing a few on my own, and search inspiration whilst doing a boring job. I belive that polishing the gliding surface of the blades and the surface of the actual point which the blades interact to, is even more important than honing the blades edges. Bad spelling? English is not my first language... So my conserns about mechanichal broadheads are more like failure to deploy and/or significant loss of kinetic energy caused by sharp edges in the wrong places, or rugged surfaces causing less penetration due to a point of sudden resistance.
Did you just say "when I launch an arrow though the front shoulder blade" ??? Hahahahaha. who does that?. Lulz
Thats a fail video for rage and Hoyt..they are payed to lie to people to sell crapadermics.. hope people dont think there slapnuts cut or any other cut rage make AINT going thru that thick part of a deers shoulder blade. One lucky shots out of 100 may get lucky and do it..mabey but i wouldnt ever do it on purpose,, not even with rages slapnuts cut and stolen shock collar design from swhacker.. bad advise from youngins getting payed is all this video is..
Shoulder blade's are not made to be shot at with archery equipment. High quality fixed blade head's stand a small chance of decent penetration, but not mechanical's. Brand is irrelevant when it comes to a actual shoulder blade and mechanical's.....just don't do it.
@@maknbacon7367 Not at all.
ALL broadheads fail on shoulder bone.
Remember, deer do not have a "shoulder blade" like we do. They have more of a knuckle with grisel shield that pivots.
@@robspear03 Deer do have a shoulder blade, it's called a scapula just like ours. People refer to it as the shoulder "blade", which is what was referred to in the video. Nope, you hit the actual shoulder joint, no broadhead will penetrate. However, if using a high quality fixed blade head with enough kinetic energy, one can get through the thinner, more "grisly" end of the scapula....not with a mechanical though. This being said, the shoulder blade should be avoided. This is what makes archery hunting.....waiting for that ethical shot.
1/4 ...... bent blades. 👎😟
Shoot fixed blades... never have to worry about deployment ....and mechs are trash...one and done. Kill a deer then put my single bevels on a strop and they go back in the quiver.
Who shoots animals at 10 feet
Well considering that is when the arrow is going to have the most force we wanted to see what the results would be then. Thanks for your input though!
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