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 While hunting Asiatic buffalo with Razor Dobbs, Jed Knowlton's GrizzlyStik Safari arrow pushed his GrizzlyStik Nanook broadhead through ribs on both sides for complete broadhead penetration. CLICK HERE to see the post mortem destruction the Nanook left in its wake...
"When You're Ready for BIGGER THINGS..."
The Nanook is one mean single bevel head.
Dr. Ed Ashby's reports have proven that the thick, heavy, single bevel broadheads are the best in penetration and especially in "bone busting". The BIG game success of the popular Silver Flame broadhead proved the effectiveness of the convex broadhead shape. Combining the two to produce the ultimate convex head was an easy decision for us. We named it "Nanook" after the the most effective predator if the far North. If you're a fan of convex broadheads and you're ready to take on some really BIG game, consider the Nanook single bevel broadhead. It is "putting down" some pretty big game all over the world right now. Try a pack of Nanook broadheads today. All our GrizzlyStik single bevel broadheads are earning the reputation as the ONLY choice when bowhunting the largest of game. Why not shoot a GrizzlyStik Broadhead? Why not shoot the best?
The Nanook is a one-piece broadhead, 1 3/16" x 2 5/16", machined from a solid piece of 440B stainless steel. There are no weak points. Of course they offer our signature bone busting tanto tip. All edges, including the trailing edge are honed razor sharp at the factory.
Available in 290 grains. Please specify right or left bevel.
Note: Always match left bevel with left wing feathers and right bevel with right wing feathers.
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Nanook Broadheads:
Machined from a solid piece of 440B Stainless Steel
.072" Blade Thickness
58 Rockwell Hardness
Convex edge design
25 degree Single bevel (right or left)
Tanto tip
Smooth transition, low profile ferrule
Razor sharp and ready to hunt
1 3/16" x 2 5/16"
290 grains
Screw in
3 per pack
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Nanook Zips Through Cape Buffalo!
“This Cape buffalo was shot with GrizzlyStik Safari arrow tipped with a Nanook broadhead. The arrow weighed 900 grains and chronographed at a speed of 235 fps shot out of an 82# APA Black Mamba. The shot was 42 yards and the GrizzlyStik exited the chest wall after splitting ribs on both sides. When the arrow was recovered from the ground, the Nanook was still hair shaving sharp. The blood trail was impressive and he was dead before he made it 70 yards. As a matter of fact, the TV crew that filmed the hunt and shot said that it would have to be edited because of the massive blood lose. My PH said he was amazed by the arrow and broadhead performance and had never seen a buff killed with an arrow so quickly. ”"
Ken Greer
Big Boar in Argentina!
Here's a picture of "Risto" with a large wild boar he shot in Argentina with a Nanook broadhead. The big boar carried carried 9.5" tusks. Risto was very impressed with the performance of his Nanooks. Congratulations Risto!
According to Dr. Ashby: (Pictured above)
"If it works on these brutes, a whitetail will be a piece of cake."
and
"Don’t design a broadhead for when everything goes right,
design a broadhead for when everything goes wrong."
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