Black Hole Archery Target - Available in 18" & 22"

A great thing to own for target practice

decent quality

I love these because the arrows are not hard to remove and don't pass all the way through. Tired of the arrows getting stuck in the stall mat hanging behind the old block.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this Black Hole Archery Target (22") almost five years ago, and it has held up well for a long time. It’s durable, well-designed, and does a great job stopping arrows. However, as you can see in the video, after years of outdoor use, the colors have completely faded.It still functions great as a target, but if you’re keeping it outside long-term, expect some wear and fading. Overall, I give it 4 stars - solid durability and design, just wish the colors lasted longer!

Been shooting target arrows into this target for a while. Turned it around and drew target on unprinted backside. Should be good for even more shots. Feels like a good purchase and worth the price.

I use a ~50-60# recurve and a set of lighter bows. Nothing heavier or stronger, like a crossbow or a compound. Arrows go in fairly quietly, go out easily, and do not damage much. When you shoot at the large faces, there is no cover, so there is nothing to damage. The arrow goes between the layers. When you shoot at the sides, there is a cover, and it gets holes and some damage like any other target.The only con is the paint used for the dots and the black hole whirl--it faded quickly on the front, and there is nothing painted at the pack. So the markings are not that easy to see. Might need to use some white electric tape or draw a target on paper and attach it at some point.Also, it is so light. I hung it, and then, to prevent the target spinning incontrollably, I had to screw two screws at the bottom where I tied some wire loops, and these I can tie to the sides, so that the target stays oriented the same way. Or else you may need to put something behind it. With my 50#+ recurve, plenty of arrows poke at the back, and so if I have another target at the back for support, I make holes in that target as well, which is not ideal. And if there is nothing behind this target, then there has to be a way to anchor it, so it does not spin uncontrollably.

Can't find a better product for the price!! been shooting black home since they came out. Probably stopped around 8000+ arrows and they keep on stopping!!! Only bought a new one because weather got the better of it over the 8+ year lifespan sitting outside. Can't say enough good things out of this product

It was packaged well enough, but came out of the box rough to say the least. Uneven on the top with foam sticking out of the sides, bottom, & the canvas had(&still has) sharp pieces of the canvas sticking out haphazardly.Also the main target face came very faded.To get into some of the positives: it's withstood easily over 3000 shots. Granted I'm not the best shot, but it's only just now started to shoot halfway through the target in the center. Arrows have always been easy to pull out with(except for in the middle now). On the sides the canvas makes it a little harder to pull out, but still fairly easy. The lightweight nature of the target is amazing as well.I personally also really enjoy shooting at the sides. The bright yellow targets are fantastic & the slim design makes it even more challenging.Now it has one other downside since I've used it so much & every 12 arrows or so I have to put it on a flat surface to even out all the foam. A lot of foam will fly off leaving holes that allow everything to shift when you're lobbing arrows into it. I basically only travel with it & keep it in the garage now for light practice.It's a good quality target, but I feel the tolerances on how the thing is put together leave a whole lot to be desired. Great for beginners & probably as much as you need to spend to get started on this amazing sport/discipline