Archery Target

[lostbackpacker]

Looking for a new foam target. 

any suggestions... block, mckenzie, reinhardt? 

field tips only

[xXLojackXx]

Rinehart. Nothing else.

[Bean Counter]

I have The Block. The old layered system. Not sure if they still make it. 5 years and going strong.

[Jonathan_S]

Rinehart. Nothing else.

   yeah buddy

[cbond3318]

Save your money , build your own.

[Redbeard]

I destroyed my Block in 1 year (stay away).

Trying out the Rineheart this year

[Jellymon]

Rinehart. If you shoot any decent amount at all those layered targets barely last a few months. Stay away from the rinehart bag target though. They may make the best foam but their bags aren't very good.

[Rider]

Compressed bales of hay.

[lostbackpacker]

Compressed bales of hay.

I would worry bout the weather getting to them and then I would have a bigger mess

[Band]

The Block target does not last long in my experience but the Block Classic lasts a very long time, and I believe it is way bigger that the Reinhart so you're less likely to lose or damage a poorly shot arrow.

[demontang]

Ill let you know how the block holds up here soon rhinehart is a great target

[lostbackpacker]

I picked up a Rinehart 9 " round target tonight.   Should be a good challenge

[Todd_ID]

I picked up a Rinehart 9 " round target tonight.   Should be a good challenge

I've got hundreds upon hundreds of shots into mine, and it still is in excellent shape.  Remember the mantra: "Only 1 arrow at a time."  That target is bad for eating arrows due to side impact since the dots all align in the middle.  It took me at least $50 in arrows to finally quit trying to slip a second arrow into it.

[xXLojackXx]

I shoot the Rinehart 18:1 octagon shaped target with my 84lb bow and the arrows bury about 6" in the foam and are super easy to pull. Even with Broadheads. The foam is self healing and takes a LOT of arrows.