Rinehart 18-1 Archery Target, 18-Sided, Broadhead & Field Point Compatible

This is the second target I've purchased for bow practice. My first target was the "Morrell Double Duty 450 FPS Field Point Archery Bag Target" for around $70 and it had good reviews. I'd give it 4 star for it has taken a pretty good punishment and is holding up fairly well although not the most well built target - big staples on the bottom that can scratch a surface if drug on and the painted targets are faded and not as vibrant as I'd hoped. But I love the multiple sides and different targets (9 ball and dart board are a blast). I purchased this Rinehart because I wanted a target that could take broadheads unlike the Morrel. Unfortunately they tend to get fairly expensive and I happened to get this on a day it was discounted to $109. I love it! It's light (can carry with one hand - nice handle) and is easy to pull both field tip as well as broadhead arrows with one hand (while holding the target with your other). I have only put around a dozen arrows in it so I can't speak to it's long term durability, but I'm super glad I bought it. It was great to take on the hunting trip and pull out with easy to get a couple practice arrows down-range (like I said, light and more compact than some others). I have a feeling if you send a large number of broadheads in to it, it will begin to degrade when pulling them out (will eventually pull the foam with it). But I didn't buy it for practicing day-in day-out with broadheads. I just wanted to be able to verify distances/accuracy with the broadhead on my arrow vs. the field tip just prior to the hunting trip. For that purpose, I think it will be a well worth the money investment that will last a long time. I definitely recommend this for broadheads (or field tips). Great target!

First, the target is great! I bought it so I can see where my broadheads hit in comparison to the field points and it works great. Broadheads do cut it up pretty bad, to be expected, but I'm happy and I'm sure it will last a long time. Bright targets on all sides and easy to carry around. Last, I'm not sure why but buying things from Amazon lately it takes the products forever to begin to ship. I received this target in two days from when it was shipped, which is great and what I've come to expect from Amazon, but it didn't ship for 5 or 6 days after I purchased it. That's not very quick turn around after purchase and pretty painful to just see it sit in pre-shipment phase for so long.

The quality of the material is excellent! I will be interested to see how long it last shooting broad heads into it, so far I’ve put about 20 in it and you can’t even tell. Removing folding broadheads is much easier with this target than I’ve experienced with other targets so that is a plus as well. Pulling them backwards is easy to do so no more pushing arrows all the way through the other side to get the folding broadhead out. The overall size was smaller than expected but it works out because it’s easier and lighter to load up and haul around than other targets. “Aim small miss small” is always a good thing to practice anyways! The hi-viz colored target rings make shooting in low light just as easy as shooting in mid day. Overall it’s a great purchase.

Well, let me start off by saying that I do not use this with a bow, or a crossbow. I use it with a Sam Yang Recluse air rifle, it shoots bullets or pellets or crossbow style bolts with 100 grain broadheads, or practise tips. And it shoots them in excess of 500 FPS. That's a whole lot of power, but this target seems as though it will fit the bill very well. The practise broadheads penetrate a good 14 to 18 inches, but it stops them. I am finally able to practise shooting these things. I tried every known "homemade" target/backstop. Nothing could hold these without damaging them, and the bolts are almost $20 each! It is hard to pull them out, yes. But with this power and speed it is to be expected. I use a cheap rubber arrow puller and it works fine. Have not lost a bolt yet. A couple of errant shots to the very bottom of the target went completely through and into the dirt. One thing I am surprised at is the HORRIBLE paint job on this thing. Looks like a 3rd grader with a spray can did it. For this money it should look on point. But it does not compromise use or integrity of the target so no stars off. I have put more than a few rounds into this target and you can barely tell, so it seems as though it will last a good long time. I would recommend this target to anyone shooting high power arrows or bolts. It will stop them if you hit it.

I bought this target in 2018 specifically for broadhead use after sighting in with field points on dedicated bags. Seven years later, it’s proven to be a solid value. While the price has gone up about $30 since then, that’s expected given the inflation from 2020–2024. I don’t use it daily for practice—that’s what my field point bags are for—but the ability to shoot all sides is a smart design feature. It’s held up extremely well. I shoot a PSE Levitate, 30" draw, 68#'s, 550+or- grain arrows, left single bevel 150gr Cutthroat broadheads, and this target handles them without issue. Not a single pass-through. I always bring it on archery hunts. The compact size and manageable weight make it easy to pack and set up at camp to stay dialed in. It may look small, but the thickness is spot-on for stopping power.

Target is very nice. Portable. Money well spent

If you have a fast crossbow and you want to test out your broadhead this target can take the hit after hit. Definitely spray your tip and shaft for easier removal. Im shooting a Tenpoint Turbo x at 415 FPS with NAP Spitfires . Stops them with ease. Definitely worth the money.

This is very durable and holds up to broadheads shot from my crossbows without issue. It has stopped bolts traveling as fast as 430fps at 10yds. The bolts are also easily removed.