Boss 3 Blade
$48.50
The BOSS fixed-blade broadhead features a shortened aerodynamic ferrule, reduced blade surface area and SST tip alignment. The result is a very forgiving and accurate shooting arrow that delivers a sharp, strong, deep penetrating broadhead. 1-1/8″ Cutting Diameter. Available in 100 grain and 125 grain. 3 fixed-blade broadheads per pack.
by Trenton Crumpler
I’ve put these things through the ringer, shot them through 1/4” plywood, into cinder blocks, basically anything I could think of to abuse it, and the boss endured it all. You can not beat the quality of Wasp!
micki –
by Richard Conklin
I have hunted with the boss three blade broad head for many years, I find that they fly true and have great penetration. I hunt mostly whitetail deer and they have been perfect for them. I have not had a need to try other broad heads. Quality product by WASP!
micki –
by Christopher May
I am an avid archery hunter who worked as an archery tech growing up. I have found that a properly tuned bow will shoot a Wasp Boss fixed blade head almost identical to a field tip. I have used a Wasp Boss 3 blade 100 grain head for many years now and have taken many good whitetails. These heads have always produced great penetration and good blood trails. I have yet to find a comparable broadhead and don’t plan to anytime soon. Best broadhead I have shot to date!
micki –
by jeremy
Been using wasp for 25yrs killed 19 whitetail bucks (3 pope & young) 38 antlerless and 3 turkey Tom’s and 2 black bear! Honestly wasp heads are the most under rated on market! Drone and boss with gold tip carbon Hunter 400 60yrds tack driving! Thank you wasp!!!!
micki –
by Mark Rutliff
Have used these heads since 2005, have shot Whitetail, Mule deer, Elk, Antelope. After practicing at 100 yds all summer in 05 I went out west on an Antelope hunt. I crawled within 77 yds on a buck and heart shot him he ran 60 yds and dropped. Great flying broad head and deadly. Shot an Elk the next day he ran only 80 yds and died. I cannot say enough good things about these heads. Try them and I promise you will never shoot anything else.
micki –
Purchased the boss 3 blade 100 grain. first Arrow out of my BowTech
Destroyer 340 was within 1 inch of the bullseye all arrows grouping great next day shot a 150 lb doe at 30 yards ripped a gaping hole dear only went 50 yards great job wasp.
Tom tufano –
Purchased the 3 blade 100 gr. Boss right on target out of my bowtech destroyer. Next day shot a 150 lb. Doe went 50 yrds. And dropped massive hole great job wasp
Tom tufano –
Purchase the Boss 3 blade 100 grain about 3 weeks ago shot them out of my BowTech Destroyer right on the bullseye day after took down 140 lb doe gaping hole she only went about 40 yards
Tom tufano –
Wasp boss 100 from best broadhead I’ve ever used every whitetail I have taken with this head has been great the longest any deer has gone after the shot has been 20 yds some have even fallen on the spot awesome have had deer get away and never found with muzzy heads switched to the wasp after watching a video at Harrisburg pa sports show won’t use anything else great job everyone
William d ressler –
I have been using wasp broadheads for so long I can not remember when I started using them. I use the Boss 100 grain shooting 60 ft lb kenetic energy at 57 lbs. I have killed hogs weighing up to 375 lbs and deer of all sizes at raanges from 10 yards to 40 yards. The boss broadhead has never failed to do their job, I have only chip one blade, never chipped or damaged a tip or ferrule. To me and my experience there is nothing out there to out preform a wasp Boss. That shoot and fly as true as my field tip. Then you add that they are made in America and have some of the nicest people working for them. Makes them a phenomenal company.
Thomas Miller –
Have been using Wasp Boss for (2) Years switched from Muzzy due to the blades breaking. The Wasp Boss and the Drone are a lot tougher broadhead than Muzzy shot 5 white tailed deer with them fly true never break blades and good blood trails furthest i had to track was 80 yards im staying with Wasp.
Guy Paul Cenac –