As far as archery never try wal-mart fall apart i bought one of those blue ridge 2' ' thick foam targets says itll stop a 90lbs. bow shootin like 330 fps i was like well i wont loose any arrows if i hit the target afta 20 shots i hard the 1st pass through dont even ask me what it looks like now IT IS TRASH same as for some if those carbon xtreme arrows what the crap those need to be specified unda CRAP
WAL-MART FALL APART thats a good one [:-] i had the experiance of shooting couple of wal_mart fall aparts man those were toast nocks and fletchons every where they need to build somne better arrows or just dont sell archery products im goin to the pro shops from now on and gettin my archery products

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I would have to agree that shooting broadheads in any of the supposedly " years of shooting targets" , there is just no way they can stand up to it. I personally have a block target, the biggest one they make. I have been shooting it for 3 years now with field points only and it is hardly even scratched. As far as a good broadhead target; it can be expensive but if u can find a couple of friends to buy in with you, you can get a piece of foam they use to float boat docks on at most lakes. It is usually cut in blocks 12' X6' X2' . I have had one now for 8 years that I use strictly for broadheads and it serves as a great backstop behind your normal target.

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Yes Navy, those measurements were feet, and yes it is huge. As to how much the cost, the last time I priced a piece that size was around $400.00. They make some that are smaller. Thats why I said you might want to get a friend to go in with you. You can take a chain saw and cut it down the middle and still have a huge piece of foam to use or even cut it into 3 pieces if you like. A word of advice though, if you shoot a field tip into this stuff, most time u have too lay it on the ground and stand on top of the foam to get the arrow out, just until u get that area loosened up. But it does a great job.