Lansky3-in-1 Broadhead Sharpener Tool with Broadhead Wrench and Tungsten Carbide Sharpener (Orange) - LTCBH

Small and light enough to easily fit into an already crowded hunting pack. Great for touch up work on broadheads. I was able to take a half dozen already sharp Magnus Stingers to an absolute razors edge (improved the edge over how the Stingers come right out of the packaging) with about 20 passes on each blade. I also was able to improve the edge on some well worn older G5 Montecs with just a few passes and get them back into hunting shape.

Shooting a shorter draw length and lower poundage, I'm a proud member of the two-bladed, cut-on-contact broadhead camp. Magnus Stingers are my go-to broadhead for deer, and this Lansky sharpener is by far the easiest way I've found to keep them deadly sharp all season long. It fits comfortably in your hand and is easy to control, promoting even strokes and consistent pressure on all edges of the blade. In five minutes, and with only a few dozen strokes and a quick strop, my edges are sharper than anything I can achieve in an hour with a set of stones and ceramic rods. Plus it takes up little room in the hunting pack, making it perfect for touching up broadheads in the field.

Tried this as soon as it arrived on a couple of old replaceable, fixed blade broadheads and a pocket knife. Only took 5 or 6 passes to leave a razor sharp edge. Ergonomic, too. Instructions could be better but user guides available on YouTube.

Pretty good for the money and seems to work well for touching up thin razor blades on slick tricks and magnus heads. Wish that it would work on Montecs but the angle is wrong. But not bad at all for the price.

My son loves that this is both a wrench and sharpener in one - one less item to carry/lose. And unlike the small cylindrical wrenches, the hand-hold section is easy to clip to a carabiner to avoid getting lost. The two negatives are that the sharpener "teeth" don't appear to be replaceable, and their placement makes it hard to sharpen the very inner quarter inch or so of a broadhead blade, unless you remove it from the arrowhead. The gullet in the "v" of the sharpening teeth is like 3/16" deep, so you can't get it "in close". If you don't mind taking your blades out that's no big deal.

Seems useful at first glance, and the handle/grip is very good. I do find a couple awkward things about the tool. Firstly, the sharpener is already a bit rusty (or something??), and does not appear very sturdy. Do not know if it will stand the test of time, and if the sharpened blades will get micro tears from the sharpener. Then again, maybe broadhead "blades" don't need that much sharpening in the field... Secondly, about the wrench part: it is quite hard to get the arrow head into the wrench due to the multiple slits. Also keeping the head there is difficult. The tool is symmetrical so neither side is shaped to match the broadhead (which would be hard anyway, due to varying angles in different arrowheads). This means that when turning, the arrowhead is gripped from where the wrench edges touch the blades. This may cause wear at that particular point in the blades. Haven't noticed any tear or wear yet, but I've used the tool only once...

I use this sharpener for broadheads, but also for my fillet knives and also my kitchen knives. It does a fantastic job on everything I use it on, and keep one in my kitchen, one on my boat, and one in my backpack that I use for hunting. You can't go wrong with this sharpener!

This nice little sharpener turned my factory-sharp broadheads into razors. Seems to be well-made and durable. Used it to touch up edges on two knives with good results. I'd buy again.

Afila muy bien las navajas para las flechas

It seems like a good idea, but after receiving this, it doesn't seem worth the price.

Lo quería para afilar algunos instrumentos de manicure. No me funciono.

Muy bueno para afilar

buena calidad & precio. vale la pena