Zwickey Eskilites or Delta 2 blade for 44-45# recurve and 2016 shafts?

[riser]

Requesting wisdom.  I have a recurve that I draw to 29.5" and 44-45 lbs and would like to see what Zwickey broads would be considered "go" or "no go" due to draw weight/shaft diameter limits.

Would the Zwickey Eskilites 5/16" 2-blade screw-on 135 grain be the best choice for a 2016 (5/16" diam shaft), or would the Zwickey Delta 2-blade 11/32" screw-on broadheads be "a possibility" with its heavier weight (~160 grains), and larger diameter? Will it FIT the 2016 xx75 aluminum shafts?

These shafts fly well with both 125 and 145 grain field points for weak/strong (left/right) tuning.

I presume the short answer is " try it and report back"-and cost is low for either (<$18/set of 3). Just curious if Deltas should have a starting point of heavier draw and thicker arrow shafts.  I'm new to recurve deer hunting,so I welcome the experience of those who have learned.

Thanks in advance.

9-16-15 late entry:  hunting whitetail deer

[jess stuart]

Pretty sure either will work well for you as long as they are sharp and you put them in the right place.  I am a big fan of the Deltas.

[Orion]

Either will work.  I, too, prefer the larger deltas.

[Recurve7]

Try both and report back!  
I agree with the above gentlemen, either will  do the job,if you do yours. I think though you will be more likely to get exit wound with the Eskilites though. This usually makes recovery easier. Just something to think about! Zwickeys are hard to beat.

[Terry Lightle]

Already been said above
Terry

[mnbwhtr]

Have always had better bloodtrails with the deltas.

[kevsuperg]

Big broadhead and smaller shaft may help penetration , not that you would notice a difference tho.

[JohnV]

I've killed a lot of stuff with the bigger Delta's but with a much heavier bow.  I suggest using the smaller Eskimo as it will penetrate better since it is smaller diameter.  You can always increase the weight of the Eskimo by using steel screw-in broadhead adapters.  If you find you are shooting completely through stuff, you could then try the bigger Delta to increase your cutting diameter.

[Terry Green]

Can't say cause i don't know what you are going to hunt.

[Paul Cousineau]

Terry green has a good point. For whitetails and similar sized game I'd go with deltas.