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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Phenomenal field points
Excellent tip flights great very consistent in weight
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...