Subsonic Field Points
Subsonic Field Points
- 12 per Pack - 100 & 125gr Variations
- Stainless Steel (will never rust)
- 8-32 standard thread, 0.300" max with rolled trailing edge
- FITS: Outserts, HITs, Collars.
- Developed using computational fluid dynamics (CFD)
- Elongated ellipse is optimal subsonic flight stability
- These provide an optimal baseline for broadhead tuning.
- No field point will fly like a broadhead.
- Won’t punch through pockets or packs
- Less chance of busting up arrows or shish kabobbing vanes.
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I used the mini Sabre vanes and SSonuc points this yr for Tac
Shot 7
25 Tac round at 7 2026 events.
On the caribou truck shot I hit 4 out of 40 times with 2 inside the ring and 2 on the ring.
This combo worked best for me over the season events and delivered consistently good groups and scoring
Purchased a pack and used them regularly for a while. I have now cycled them out. These have the potential to be great, but there are a few issues that I think need to be worked out.
Pros:
-Weighting is very consistent
-Point shape is good and consistent
-Seem durable...the blunter tip makes them less likely to get out of alignment
Cons:
-NO O-RING. Even cheap field points on Amazon have the O-ring on the stem to keep the points from backing out. This should be standard. Otherwise, I'm either using a bunch of string wax or constantly screwing them back in, which is unacceptable given the cost of these points.
-Downward bevel at shoulder. Where the field point's shoulder lays against the end of the arrow, there is a downward bevel instead of the point sitting flush. Aside from just looking a little strange, it creates a valley where the arrows then hang up when pulling them out of the non-foam targets. As you slide the arrow out of a target, the mesh/burlap/woven polypropylene target covers hang up at that indent. Should just be shouldered flush with the arrow to fix that.
Overall, I think these field points have great potential, but they need a few small design tweaks to be worth the pricing.
I love these field points. Consistent weight and easy on targets. My new go too...
The field points work great. They are slightly larger than my 5mm shafts, but the insert side is rounded a little so I have not had any issues with removing them from my bag or 3d targets. I would buy them again
Outstanding field points. All of them spun true.
I will mention the threads could probably benefit from a quick check or deburr. Out of the forty-eight (48) I bought, probably six (6) to eight (8) needed solid thread chasing.
They definitely are less prone to damaging arrows, however, I was still able to (lucky) Robin Hood a 5mm arrow at fifty (50) yards.