Allen 14696 Photon Broadhead Stainless Steel Blades Red 3 Pack

The Allen Photon broadhead is a stainless steel fixed-blade design built for hunters who want reliable cutting performance without moving parts. This three-pack gives you backup heads for your quiver—a smart practice when you're running multiple arrows through your setup or need spares in the field. Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and handles repeated use without degrading, making these heads a solid value for both target practice and hunting applications.

Fixed-blade broadheads appeal to archers who prefer simplicity and consistency. There are no mechanical components to tune, deploy, or fail; what you see is what you get. The red coloring makes these heads easy to spot during retrieval and setup, a small detail that saves time on the course or in the stand.

Whether you're tuning your form at the range or preparing for a season in the field, having multiple broadheads on hand—and knowing they're built from corrosion-resistant stainless steel—takes one variable out of your shooting equation. This three-pack is an economical way to stock up.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and extends head life
• Fixed-blade design—no moving parts to deploy or tune
• Red finish for quick identification and retrieval
• Three-pack format for backup heads and practice arrows

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of broadhead is the Allen Photon?

The Photon is a fixed-blade broadhead, meaning the cutting surfaces are permanently deployed. There are no mechanical blades to worry about during flight or impact—just straightforward, consistent performance.

Why choose stainless steel broadheads?

Stainless steel resists rust and corrosion, so your heads stay sharp and reliable whether you're shooting in humid conditions or storing them long-term. They hold up to repeated use and cleaning without degrading.

Why does this come as a three-pack?

Three heads give you options: one for your primary hunting arrow, one as a backup, and one for practice or tuning. It's a practical way to ensure you always have a sharp, ready broadhead when you need it.