I do agree with ruuk. The block is a good target, but like anything else it will wear out on time. Especially if you can and do keep shooting arrows into the same hole. That's why there are 5 spots on the one side. And turn it around once in a while. It does have two sides, you know. And you start shooting any layered foam target with blades it's gonna tear it up. And for those who want one to last almost forever there is a Block made for ranges. It's 4' square and about 14" thick and weighs a bunch. It costs $500 but I'll bet most will only ever have to buy one in a lifetime.

Now we have things like the Yellowjacket that are designed for broadheads, but not field points. This does work well, but I hear that field or target points are tough to pull. I just read in one of the magazines that this has been changed this year and that the new improved Yellow Jacket will be field-point compatable.