Especially if you shoot high draw weight, the arrows might get stuck and you’ll have a hard time removing them. You should know that arrow removal is pretty difficult with this one. The target will last very long, both because of good quality material and the fact that it has multiple sides you can shoot at. The target is built out of self-healing foam that expands and fills the holes your shots create. The target is advertised to be able to withstand 500 fps shots from crossbows and bows, and is specifically designed for broadheads, though you can shoot field points as well.

The target is pretty thick, at 14″x16″x17 in size and around 13 pounds in weight. If you’re bored of standard target faces, this one fits the bill: it features 5 unique faces, so you can improve different aspects of your shot. BIGSHOT Archery Titan 18 TargetĪnother target I really liked is Bigshot Archery Titan 18 (link to Amazon), which is a great target for broadheads. Overall I think it’s great value for money: it’ll last a really long time, it’s durable and portable, all for a pretty reasonable price. The target itself is pretty small, only 15″x15″x15″. The target is pretty lightweight compared to other targets and is equipped with a handle so you can easily carry it around. I really like the unique design of the target, and the fact that the different target zones are painted such they’re visible even in dim light and at a distance. High draw weight bows, though, might make it hard to yank the arrow out.

You can shoot broadheads or field points through the target.

It can take up to 500 fps, which is much higher than standard compound bows. The target is made of self-healing foam and is actually tough enough to be shot with bows and crossbows. The amount of smaller targets on the Rinehart Targets 18-1 (link to Amazon) ensures that you’ll get better value for your money, since the tear divides between the different sides. This uniquely shaped 18-sided target is a great pick for anybody who’s shooting broadheads.

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