Rinehart Targets Woodland Cube 14"

I had been using a "open layered" archery target (pressed sheets of foam) with my circa 1990 "Bear Hunter" compound bow. Once that bow self destructed, I upgraded to a Bear "Agenda 6" which boasts a 350fps arrow speed. My Maxima Red 350 arrows were passing no less than 90% through and regularly 100% through the open layered target, (only 3 months old). I ordered the Rinehart Woodland cube in hopes of saving my backyard fence. At twenty yards, my 30" arrows are now only penetrating six to eight inches into the 14" Rinehart target. My only 'complaint' is that it's a kick in the ass and a half to remove an arrow fired from a 70# bow, moving around 350fps, at 20 yards. I would ABSOLUTELY recommend this target to anyone shooting field points or broadheads and want a durable target with ZERO passthroughs.**UPDATE** On JUNE 2, 2017 (3 YEARS LATER): Arrows are just now protruding out opposing side. Between me at 70# my son at 50# and my daughter at 35#, we must have at least 5,000 arrows (field points) and a good 50 broad heads (Toxic & Muzzy) into that target. One side is pretty shot out, which only leaves 83% of the target in great condition.Curious as to how many years this thing will actually last!

I was having trouble finding a good target that will stop my bow with broadheads but didn't want to drop a ton of money on a target. I found this one and it does the job well. Stops arrows great and doesn't appear to show much wear. I take it in and out when I shoot and it stays in the garage when I'm not shooting. I only shoot broadheads into it though and it's just to sight in my bow and make sure my arrows are grouping well. The side with a ton of dots are hard to focus on at 30+ yards so I'll probably white out a few of them to make it easier. I went out to 50 the other day and just shot for the black circle in the middle of the four dots and did well. It makes you really focus hard on where your aiming due to it's small size. I wish I could get a bigger one that performed well but I'm in college so I take what I can get.*EDIT* After months of shooting, it's still practically new. Still looks great. No passthroughs after a couple hundred broad head shots. Due to it's small size, I've actually become a better archer. It forces you to focus on the small dot and not worry about the small size of the block. Very similar to a deer. For the quality of the product I'm extremely happy with it. Bumped up from 3 stars to 5

Great for the mobile archery buff. i go out to my dads farm to shoot so this small target is ideal for my need. Pros: stops aarows without driving them 8 inches in making them easier to remove, small and portable, the 16 dot side is great for shooting off an entire quiver of aarows and seeing if you can hit them all dead center. Cons: so light and smooth if your at and angle you will spin it to another face (kinda fun sometimes), Doesnt heal itself as well as other rinehart targets but it doesnt cost as much either

I like this little target a lot. I shoot broadheads regularly for training purposes, and while yes, you will eat up this target with broadhead practice, it's pretty much the smallest and lightest weight target you'll find for this at a reasonable price point. Since I leave it in my car pretty much at all times and pull it out for broadhead practice. I would definitely purchase again.

This Rinehart Woodland fourteen inch cube archery target is great deal for the price, but should have gone bigger. Next time I will get the larger one.

My target had defects. Specifically, several large voids inside and near the surface of the target (air pockets). Additionally, the outside coating flaked off in several places. Target functionality is as expected.

May work for broadhead points for crossbows. But, do not think pulling out field point bolts will be easy.......if even possible for the average shooter.

Very resilient, great product for the price. We've had ours for years and it's still going strong.