Bear SK2 100 Grain 2" Mechanical Broadhead, 3 Pack

These things are awesome, this is my first year using them got a Doe and a Buck with the SIK SK2, and each time they flew true and easily passed through, there was no problem tracking the blood trail was immense, on the doe the shot went straight through the liver when I first got these broadheads a wasn’t sure if they would work as advertised when I saw the just over 2” cut in the liver I was hooked for life again can’t say enough how awesome, amazing these things are.

Started using last year. The SK2 is an amazing broadhead. Massive entry and exit cuts.

Bought the SK2s a month ago and could not wait to try them on a Michigan black bear. Man was I pleased huge hole as awesome blood trail and broadhead held up amazing.

I have shot a lot of mechanical broadheads over the years since 1989. Some good some not so good. All the ones that I have shot have had pros and cons. After last season I have not been able to find a con yet for the SK2. Great flight, devastating holes and awesome blood trails. If I find a con I will let you know.

I'm a big fan of the SIK SK2 broadhead. I've killed everything from a mature Iowa buck to several turkeys with the SK2 and they've performed flawlessly!. What SIK advertises from a technology and offset wound channel perspective fits the experience that I had using the broadhead. The penetration and blood trails that the broadhead has produced have been massive. One of my coworkers and my Dad also used this head and both shot Iowa bucks with the SIK SK2. We shoot different poundage, different bow models, etc. and in all cases, the broadhead did the job. I've practiced with the SK2 out to 50-60 yards and it flew just like my field points. I would definitely recommend the SIK SK2 and will be using the broadhead this spring and again next fall.

These broadheads are built to kill with giant entrance and exit holes. Blades and ferrule seem to be extra beefy and very sturdy. The red breakaway clips can be a little tricky to set, but after replacing a few it got easier. Glad I went with these last season. Took 1 whitetail buck and 1 doe, and neither made it 50-60 yards after impact. With so many options to choose from nowadays, I felt it best to go with a company that was built by it's reputation, and since SIK is owned by Bear Archery it was an easy choice!

Have been shooting SIK broadheads for a few years now. The SK2 has a guaranteed deployment, 3.625" cutting surface, and an offset blade design. All of these result in massive wound channels and a quick and ethical harvest. Accuracy I have found to be like that of my field points and super durable. BBD!

This broadhead is what put the nail in the coffin for my target buck this past season. The blood trail that it left was amazing and easy to follow and the cutting diameter was great also it opened on impact like it says. The accuracy of the SK2 is the same as my field points so I didn’t have to adjust my bow according to that which is nice.

The collar on the broadhead is easy to replace and comes with a few extra to replace. Takes less then a minute. Sk2 will be on my arrows for years to come after seeing the performance.

Two years ago I switched over to these BH's and I will never go back. Solid blood trails and big exit wounds is what you are going to get every time. The way the blades deploy for me was a huge selling point b/c you don't lose Kinetic energy like you do with blade forward designs.

Anytime you are getting full pass throughs on 45 yard shots and less than 50 yards of tracking, you have a winner of a broad head. I'm sold.

I have Shot this Sik Broadhead for 2 years now and harvested 4 animals and never lost and animal.I highly recommend these broadheads.